Another birthday idea!
This birthday song is a favorite for the kids mostly because of the phrases:
ZIPP-A-DEE-AY
&
HEIGH-DEE-HO
Why not make those phrases even more fun?!?!?!
This idea is not mine... I found in via the Facebook group LDS Primary Choristers. A very creative lady by the name of Sheryl came up with this and I knew I had to add it to our Primary's singing! She provided smaller cards than I wanted, so I made my own and thought I would share...
Supplies:
plain wood box
plastic containers (you could use mason jars instead)
2 pinwheels
cake topper banner
I painted the box white... or you could leave it plain.
I cut vinyl with the original phrases and my daughter painted them on :)
Next drill some holes to fit the dowels and sand the box to give it rustic feel.
You will need to print the phrases... These are the ones I am using (all thanks to Sheryl!)
If you would like a copy you can find it
here.
There are 8 phrases for each original phrase. I printed them on 2 different colors so I could keep track of which goes with which. Each color pack goes in one of the 2 containers.
How to use:
The birthday child(ren) choose one phrase from each container. (So they choose 1 green and 1 pink card). Each of those cards replace a part of the song. See the picture below. Sing the song like normal and just change the phrases when you get to them.
I use the clip magnets to put the phrases on the chalkboard because I have the birthday children do something else while we sing... I'll share that later... :)
Here is the front view:
Here is back:
I printed the first page in a 3x5 size and glued it to the back.
Enjoy!
So hilariously amazing!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I missed the part though where you explained how you made the chalkboard. Can you share that too? Super cute idea!
ReplyDeleteI actually just use the chalkboard at the church. Even though making a cute chalkboard to take is not a bad idea... :)
DeleteCan you share what font you used? Thanks for sharing! I love this!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely! It is KG Shake It Off Chunky... I downloaded it from Dafont.com
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