Super Simple Songs

Head Shoulders Knees & Toes (Speeding Up) is a great song to get up and move with! It’s time for aerobics class and Mr. Elephant leads you through a super fun workout where we learn parts of the body vocabulary!

“Hello!” is a great song to sing when greeting friends, and for learning how to express how you feel!

This is the perfect song to say “Hello!” to classmates, parents, and friends from around the world. It’s also great for getting warmed up.

Sing and dance to this Super Simple and fun version of the classic nursery rhyme ""Here We Go Looby Loo""! Gather around in a circle and learn the names of parts of the body as you do the Looby Loo dance.

Noodle and all his pals are hiding. Can you find them? This is a great song to introduce children to the game of hide and seek.

Fresh hot cross buns! The town baker is cooking up a delicious treat for all the boys and girls in the neighborhood. Get ‘em while they’re hot!

“How Many Fingers” is a Super Simple song to practice counting up to ten! Sing along with these friendly (and sometimes silly) monsters as they discover all of their fingers and toes.

It's a Super Simple weather song! How's the weather where you are? Sunny? Rainy? Cloudy? Snowy? This gentle song includes musical cues to help young learners visualize the weather as they sing along.

Humpty Dumpty is one of the most well known nursery rhymes in the world. Humpty Dumpty is a fragile little egg sitting on a wall. After he takes a fall, can all of the king's horses and men put Humpty together again?

These puppets can’t seem to remember the words to this song! But that’s okay...even when you don’t know all of the words you can still along!

The traditional version of this song can be a little difficult for younger learners but in this Super Simple version, the lyrics are simplified so that even very young learners can sing along and do the actions.

Here’s a simple kids’ song all about pets! There’s a dog, a cat, a mouse, a bird, a goldfish, and a lion?!

Time for a color hunt! This original colors song is great for practicing the colors blue, red, yellow, and purple.

Time for a color hunt! This original colors song is great for practicing the colors pink, orange, brown, and green.

It’s important to be careful when doing chores! Sing along with this classic nursery rhyme!

It’s a great day to go to the zoo and see what all of the animals can do! This song is great for getting kids up and moving along with the music. Music between each verse allows children to act out each animal.

Sing along with Noodles & Pals and this perfect music & movement song for kids, ""Line Up!"". Line up. Line up. Everybody line up. Line up. Line up. Let’s make a line.

It's Little Robin Redbreast vs. Kitty Cat in this Super Simple version of this classic kids song. Be careful Kitty Cat! Little Robin Redbreast is not as easy to catch as you might think!

This beautiful lullaby tells the story of a snowman brought to life by the magic and beauty of snowfall. As he tries to ice skate, he learns the value of perseverance and teamwork.

Set to the tune of the familiar nursery rhyme, London Bridge Is Falling Down, this circle song is great for singing at home or in the classroom. Move round and round, in and out, and up and down!

It's ""Mary Had A Little Lamb"" with a Super Simple (and super silly) twist! Mary had a Kangaroo!? Well, Mary has A LOT of animals and she introduces us to all of them in this song.

A saxophone playing sun is the highlight of this upbeat, summer song. Join this group of friends as they go about some of their favorite summer activities.

Need a pick-me-up? We've got just the song for you! My Happy Song is a super fun and super silly call-and-repeat style song that encourages young ones to sing along in various voices.

My Teddy Bear is a sweet and simple song for learning parts of the body vocabulary. Grab your favorite teddy bear and sing along! It’s also a great song for learning singular and plural.

What does a cow say? How about a pig? A sheep? Sing along and learn in this Super Simple version of the classic children’s song.