Hi, Hello, What’s Up, written by Jon and Jess and published in We Are All Musicians, is a catchy one-chord hello song that explores different ways to greet people, invites each student to say their own hello, can be sung in a round, and is easily accompanied by students using instruments like boomwhackers, handbells or beginning ukulele.

Pingüino, written by Jon and Jess and published in We Are All Musicians, is a bilingual expressive movement song with an optional echoed refrain and adorable illustrations by Isaiah that can be used for exploring musical form.

One Bad Day by Jon and Jess is a blues that gives students an opportunity to act out their response to a bad day and know “it’ll be okay, it happens to me too.” This activity includes an engaging original choice board by Isaiah in the book We Are All Musicians.

Los Pescaditos is a Spanish language folk song that we perform with movement scarves. Isaiah Eddington created original artwork to support student comprehension of fishies that swim and fly. View our demo video and download the activity and artwork for free.

Saute, Crapaud is a Cajun French folk song published in Roots and Branches: A Legacy of Multicultural Music that we like to use for instrument exploration and steady beat activities.

Goodbye, My Friends by Jon and Jess is a simple goodbye song for ending music classes with dignity and finality. It is published in We Are All Musicians and also available as a free download on our website.