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Is your child intrigued by dinosaurs? Then dinosaur songs for toddlers are the perfect choice for them. If your child is obsessed with everything dinosaurs, such as asking several questions about them, Jurassic Park is their favorite movie, playing dinosaur games most of the time and making growling sounds similar to those of dinosaurs. Then, plunge into our list as we bring you a curated list of dinosaur songs that is surely going to get your child grooving.
Key Pointers
- Kids love dinosaurs, so dinosaur songs for toddlers and preschoolers will be right up their alley.
- These songs can help teach young children vocabulary and language skills and help improve their memory and retention.
- Because these songs focus on a topic they enjoy, kids will quickly learn them and express their creativity.
- Dinosaur songs are also a great way to introduce kids to prehistoric Earth and concepts like evolution and extinction.
15+ Dinosaur Songs For Toddlers
Music is an integral part of the curriculum in most schools. Studies have shown that music can be used as a medium to teach children new things (1). Moreover, experts have found that music makes children smarter and happier. It improves children’s concentration, cognitive skills, memory, and vocabulary. Moreover, it reduces stress and improves their mood (2). This makes them open to learning new things. And when it comes to dinosaurs, toddlers are naturally drawn towards them. So, dinosaur songs that teach toddlers about these prehistoric wonders are always welcome.
Carolyn Lucento, teacher, dancer, and artist, writes about how she uses dinosaur songs as a part of teaching at her Montessori school. In her blog, she writes, “One fun topic that is often of great interest to young children is dinosaurs, and songs about these creatures offer lots of fun movement activity ideas. There are many dinosaur action songs for children that are available to download and little children have great fun moving along to the music!” She further adds, “Our favorite activity this week has been moving & playing along with the rhythms from the song, “Dinosaur Stomp” (i).”We present a list of top-rated dinosaur songs and nursery rhymes for toddlers. Each song is based on themes that they would enjoy listening to.
1. Dinosaurs T-Rex Number Song
Lyrics:
Ten T-Rexes in the gym, in the gym
Ten T-Rexes in the gym, in the gym
One fell down, and they tumbled over him,
Ten T-Rexes in the gym, in the gym!
Nine T-Rexes jumping rope, jumping rope
Nine T-Rexes jumping rope, jumping rope
One fell down, he’s so tangled there’s no hope,
No T-Rexes jumping rope, jumping rope!
Eight T-Rexes on the beam, on the beam
Eight T-Rexes on the beam, on the beam
One fell down, he knocked over the whole team,
No T-Rexes on the beam, on the beam!
Seven T-Rexes trampoline, trampoline
Seven T-Rexes trampoline, trampoline
One fell down, with the others in-between,
No T-Rexes trampoline, trampoline!
Six T-Rexes do the vault, do the vault
Six T-Rexes do the vault, do the vault
One fell down, he tried a somersault,
No T-Rexes do the vault, do the vault!
Five T-Rexes do a roll, do a roll
Five T-Rexes do a roll, do a roll
One fell down, he rolled into a pole,
No T-Rexes do a roll, do a roll!
Four T-Rexes swing on bars, swing on bars
Four T-Rexes swing on bars, swing on bars
One fell down, he flew so very far,
No T-Rexes swing on bars, swing on bars!
Three T-Rexes bounce with balls, bounce with balls
Three T-Rexes bounce with balls, bounce with balls
One fell down, he bounced into the wall,
No T-Rexes bounce with balls, bounce with balls!
Two T-Rexes climb the rope, climb the rope
Two T-Rexes climb the rope, climb the rope
One fell down, it was slippery like soap,
No T-Rexes climb the rope, climb the rope!
One T-Rex is on the rings, on the rings
One T-Rex is on the rings, on the rings
He fell down, oh, look how far he swings,
No T-Rexes on the rings, on the rings!
Ten T-Rexes stack up high, stack up high
Ten T-Rexes stack up high, stack up high
They fell down, but they gave it one more try
Ten T-Rexes stack up high, stack up high!
Ten T-Rexes reached the sky, reached the sky!
— Cocomelon
Listen to it here: Cocomelon
This playful poem describes the clumsiness of T-Rexes in a humorous manner. It teaches children about counting and new verbs, thus increasing their vocabulary.
2. We Are The Dinosaurs
Lyrics:
We are the dinosaurs, marching, marching
We are the dinosaurs
Whaddaya think of that?
We are the dinosaurs, marching, marching
We are the dinosaurs
We make the earth flat; we make the earth flat
We stop and eat our food when we’re in the mood
We stop and eat our food on the ground
We stop and eat our food when we’re in the mood
We stop and eat our food and then we march around
‘Cause we are the dinosaurs marching, marching
We are the dinosaurs
Whaddaya think of that?
We are the dinosaurs marching, marching
We are the dinosaurs
We make the earth flat; we make the earth flat
We stop and take a rest over in our nest
We stop and take a rest at the end of the day
We stop and take a rest over in our nest
We stop and take a rest and then you’ll hear us say
That we are the dinosaurs marching, marching
We are the dinosaurs
Whaddaya think of that?
We are the dinosaurs, marching, marching
We are the dinosaurs
We make the earth flat; we make the earth flat
And then we ROOOOOAAAAAAR!
‘Cause we are the dinosaurs!
— Laurie Berkner
Listen to it here: The Laurie Berkner Band
This lively poem uses sounds and repetitions to describe various actions of dinosaurs. Its rhythmic structure makes it easy for children to follow along.
3. Dinosaur Stomp
Lyrics:
Dinosaurs have great big feet that stomp stomp stomp.
Dinosaurs have great big teeth that chomp chomp chomp.
Stomp stomp stomp and-a chomp chomp chomp.
Stomp stomp stomp and-a chomp chomp chomp.
Stomp-a-saurus, stomp stomp.
Chomp-a-saurus, chomp chomp.
I’m-a-saurus, stomp stomp.
You’re-a-saurus, chomp chomp.
Dinosaurs have great big claws that crunch crunch crunch.
Dinosaurs have great big jaws that munch munch munch.
Crunch crunch crunch and-a munch munch munch.
Crunch crunch crunch and-a munch munch munch.
Crunch-a-saurus, crunch crunch.
Munch-a-saurus, munch munch.
I’m-a-saurus, crunch crunch.
You’re-a-saurus, munch munch.
Stomping and-a chomping,
Crunching and-a munching.
Stomping and-a chomping,
Crunching and-a munching.
Stomp-a-saurus, stomp stomp.
Chomp-a-saurus, chomp chomp.
Crunch-a-saurus, crunch crunch.
Munch-a-saurus, munch munch.
I’m-a-saurus, stomp stomp.
You’re-a-saurus, munch munch.
We’re-a–saurus, crunch crunch.
Dino-saurus, munch munch.
Dinosaurs have great big feet that stomp stomp stomp.
Dinosaurs have great big teeth that chomp chomp chomp.
Dinosaurs!
— Sockeye Media LLC
Listen to it here: MGC Playhouse
This energetic poem is perfect for young children as it encourages movement and actions. It shows the various activities of dinosaurs such as chomping, stomping, and crunching in an interactive way.
4. 10 Little Dinosaurs
Lyrics:
Stegosaurus!
One little two little three little dinosaurs.
Four little five little six little dinosaurs.
Seven little eight little nine little dinosaurs.
Ten little dinosaur babies.
Triceratops!
One little two little three little dinosaurs.
Four little five little six little dinosaurs.
Seven little eight little nine little dinosaurs.
Ten little dinosaur babies.
Pterodactyl!
One little two little three little dinosaurs.
Four little five little six little dinosaurs.
Seven little eight little nine little dinosaurs.
Ten little dinosaurs babies.
Brontosaurus!
One little two little three little dinosaurs.
Four little five little six little dinosaurs.
Seven little eight little nine little dinosaurs.
Ten little dinosaurs babies
Tyrannosaurus Rex!
One little two little three little dinosaurs.
Four little five little six little dinosaurs.
Seven little eight little nine little dinosaurs.
Ten little dinosaurs babies.
— Super Simple Songs
Listen to it here: Super Simple Songs – Kids Songs
Another poem that teaches counting in a simple manner. This poem also has a fun rhythm that makes it easy for children to follow.
5. Dinosaur Stomp
Lyrics:
Pick up your foot and stomp it, stomp it
pick up your foot and stomp it, stomp it
open up your jaws and chomp it chomp it
open up your jaws and chomp it chomp it
I am a stegosaurus
call me a brontosaurus
I’ll get you with my taurus
hey hey hey hey
Way down Jurassic Park
Hanging out after dark
Im scary like a shark
hey hey hey hey
I hang with little foot
he gives me great input
we eat at pizza hut
hey hey hey hey
I am a dinosaur
most of us like to roar
roam jungles and explore
Pick up your foot and stomp it, stomp it
pick up your foot and stomp it, stomp it
open up your jaws and chomp it chomp it
open up your jaws and chomp it chomp it
Tyrannosaurus rex
smashing all your objects
ill put you in a hex
hey hey hey hey
I’m in the jungle roaring
but when it gets too boring
I go a carnivoring
hey hey hey hey
velociraptor name
eating meat is my game
extinction I became
hey hey hey hey
swoop – there goes a pterodactyl
nothing rhymes pterodactyl
I just like pterodactyls
hey hey hey hey
Pick up your foot and stomp it, stomp it
pick up your foot and stomp it, stomp it
open up your jaws and chomp it chomp it
open up your jaws and chomp it chomp it
— Bryan and Neil
Listen to it here: Koo Koo
This rhythmic poem is packed with fun movements. It also teaches toddlers the names of different dinosaurs in an interesting way.
6. The Dinosaurs Song
Lyrics:
They used to walk. They used to swim
They used to fly with a toothy grin
Some ate plants and some ate meat
Some walked around on just two feet
[Chorus]
Oh, the dinosaurs! Big as trees!
Dinosaurs! Brains like peas!
Jaws and claws and teeth and bone…
That used to growl, groan, and moan
Some had feathers. Some had scales
Spikes, clubs, and whip-like tails
They fought like dragons. The earth sure shook
The volcanoes sizzled and the lava cooked
[Chorus]
Tyrannosaurus Rex was a terrible king
The Stegosaurus’ tail could really swing
Brachiosaurus liked to stomp
Trachodon would chew and chomp
[Chorus]
They roamed the earth, a hundred million years…
Without worries, cares, or fears
Then one day they hit the soil…
Now they’re fossils, gas, and oil!
— Big Word Club
Listen to it here: Big Word Club
This fun poem combines rhythm and rhyme to teach toddlers facts about dinosaurs. It lets them imagine the prehistoric world of dinosaurs and how they lived.
7. The Egg (Dinosaur Song)
Lyrics:
An egg is laid and sits in a pile in a nest.
On the side of a hill,
They lie very still, and they wait.
Seeing what time will create.
An egg, it falls and rolls down the side of the hill.
Sits in the sand,
Warmed by the sun where it rests.
Far from the eggs in the nest.
An egg it cracks and out comes a baby dinosaur.
With three tiny horns,
On the day it was born it peeks out,
Wondering what this world’s about.
— Mike Whitla
Listen to it here: Howdytoons
This short poem talks about the wonder of new life. It is beneficial for children living in cities who have not seen or heard of birds coming from eggs.
8. Triceratops
Lyrics:
I wonder if there are friendly dinosaurs.
That one looks pretty cool.
1, 2, 3, check out my horns!
1, 2, 3, check out my horns!
I’m a triceratops all up in this place.
“Triceratops” means 3-horned face.
What do I use them for?
Scientists debate.
Maybe for defense, or to find a mate.
But I love my horns, 3 up on my grill.
I’m also really special, because I have a frill.
A frill?
Yeah, a frill! You heard what I said.
It’s a plate of bone on top of my head.
Cool!
Sorta looks like a crown — I’m a king of a kind.
Hey, I’m the kind of the dinos, and I’m hungry!
Never mind!
The T-Rex would eat me if he had the chance,
but I’m a herbivore, I only eat plants.
Got hundreds of teeth to chew my veggie food.
Got a small, pointy tail, but I’m a big dude.
I move pretty slow and got hooves on my feet.
But check it, c’mon, these horns are pretty sweet, right?
1, 2, 3, check out my horns!
1, 2, 3, check out my horns!
1! 2! 3!
Check out his horns!
1! 2! 3!
I wish I had a horn.
Here you go.
— Ask the StoryBots
Listen to it here: Netflix Jr.
If your child loves the triceratops, then they should know more about them. This poem teaches them about this species with humor and a catchy rhythm.
9. Dinosaur Song (T-Rex)
Lyrics:
Five huge dinosaurs
Letting out a roar–
One went away, and
Then there were four.
Four huge dinosaurs
Crashing down a tree–
One went away, and
Then there were three.
Three huge dinosaurs
Eating tiger stew–
One went away, and
Then there were two.
Two huge dinosaurs
Trying to run–
One ran away,
and then there was one.
One huge dinosaur,
Afraid to be a hero
He went away,
Then there were zero!
— The Kiboomers
Listen to it here: The Kiboomers – Kids Music Channel
This fun poem teaches counting down to toddlers, thus teaching them basic sequencing and subtraction. It combines math with an enjoyable plot that keeps children invested.
10. Dinosaur Bones
Lyrics:
Dinosaur Bones, Yeah!
We want to see them
Dinosaur Bones, Yeah!
Where can we see them?
Lets go out, let’s find a dinosaur
I hear they are found outdoors
We’ll have to look around
We’ll have to look on the ground
and when we find those bones
We’ll have to take them..to a museum.
It’s just the right thing to do.
Dinosaur Bones, Yeah!
Find them in the museum
Dinosaur Bones, Yeah!
So the people can see them
— Pancake Manor
Listen to it here: Pancake Manor – Kids Songs
There is a special excitement in discovering a fossil. This poem talks about the importance of museums and increases curiosity about the ancient dinosaurs.
11. Tyrannosaurus-Rex Dance
Lyrics:
Tyrannosaurus Rex!
T-Rex!
Tyrannosaurus Rex!
I’m the best hunter!
Tyrannosaurus Rex!
What’s gonna be my prey?
Look at my mighty teeth,
look at my mighty jaws.
Nothing can run away from me!
Roar!
Tyrannosaurus Rex!
I’m the best hunter!
Tyrannosaurus Rex!
What’s gonna be my prey?
Look at my keen eyes,
look at my keen nose.
Nothing can hide from me!
Roar!
T stands for Toothy?
T-Rex!
T stands for Tall?
T-Rex!
T stands for Terrible?
T-Rex!
Tyrannosaurus Rex!
I’m the best hunter!
Tyrannosaurus Rex!
What’s gonna be my prey?
Listen to my foot stomp,
listen to my loud roar.
Nothing can stay calm in front of me.
Nothing can stay calm
in front of me!
Roar!
— Pinkfong/Robert William Gardiner/Bommie Catherine Han/Hope Marie Segoine/Charity Wynn Segoine
Listen to it here: Baby Shark – Pinkfong Kids’ Songs & Stories
Imagine the T-Rex coming to life! This poem does just that and describes how it would behave. The repetitions and questions in the poem allow children to repeat and interact.
12. Apatosaurus (Dinosaur Song)
Lyrics:
We are now in the Jurassic Period.
Look at that tall tree.
That’s not a tree…
My neck’s so long
And my neck’s so strong
I can bounce my head up and down
While I’m rapping my song
Wassup…I’m an Apatosaurus
I’m the biggest thing in this whole forest
Got a long, long, long, long neck–
Don’t get it twisted
I’m one of the biggest animals that ever existed
When I walk it sounds like thunder
Is there anyone bigger than me? I wonder…
T-Rex? (Nope.)
Triceratops? (No.)
Velociraptors? (No, you could squash us with your toe!)
That’s right, I’m the biggest, nobody wants to fight
Nobody’s at my height, or in my eyesight
I can whip my long tail to scare others away
I can live to be a hundred years old (Happy Birthday!)
I eat plants and eat rocks to help me digest
Got nostrils on my head, big heart inside my chest
But the part that’s best, gotta give me respect
Got a long long long long long long neck!
My neck’s so long
And my neck’s so strong
I can bounce my head up and down
While I’m rapping my song
Her neck is long
And her neck is strong
We can bounce our heads up and down
While we’re rapping this song
Dinosaur elevator going up.
Good thing we are not afraid of heights.
Speak for yourself…!
— StoryBots
Listen to it here: Netflix Jr.
This poem describes the unique features of the huge Apatosaurus dinosaurs in a rap style. This makes it instantly engaging for little ones.
13. Dinosaur Lullaby
Lyrics:
Nighty night!
Sleep tight!
My little one!
The sun has gone down to the sea at night,
And the stars come up and wink at us.
Hushabye, rockabye baby, close your eyes.
Fall into a blissful sleep
You must be careful of dangerous hunters everywhere.
But don’t be scared of them.
You are strong.
You must be careful of strong dinosaurs everywhere.
But don’t be weak my baby.
You are brave.
You, remember these stars and the wind.
Enjoy your life, I’m by your side.
— JunyTony
Listen to it here: JunyTony – Songs and Stories
Not all dinosaur songs are action-packed. This poem is a calming lullaby that talks about the protectiveness of a parent as their child sleeps.
14. Quicksand! Triceratops Vs Velociraptor
Lyrics:
Terri: I’m feeling hungry oh so hungry!
Jenny: Hey, look I see some shrubbery!
Terri: I’m so hungry. It’s been so long since we had some food to eat.
Steggi: Just be careful. Something feels wrong. Danger seems close at hand.
Terri: I can’t wait. I need to eat now. What’s that feeling around my feet?
Steggi: Just wait there. I will save you you are stuck in the quicksand
Velociraptor: Ohhhhhh Velociraptor!
Steggi: I’m Stegosaurus, fighting for us and I’ve got my good friend Ankylosaurus.
Velociraptor: This time we win! We will eat you!
Steggi and Jenny: No you won’t win, we are stronger and we stick together
Velociraptor: We Attack!
Steggi and Jenni: No you won’t win. We are stronger.
Velociraptor:We attack.
Steeggi and Jenny: We will stand our ground.
And we won’t back down. Ahhhh
Steggi: Terri, wait there, I will save you.
You can walk on me.
Terri: Thank you Steggi, I am safe now,
Now I think that you are sinking.
— Mike Whitla
Listen to it here: Howdytoons
This fun poem is presented in the form of dialogue. It encourages teamwork and encourages children to make movements.
15. Colorful Dinosaur Eggs
Lyrics:
“Stop the egg thief!”
“Velociraptor stole
the other dinosaurs’ eggs!”
“Let’s go and save the eggs!”
“Stop right there!”
“They’re still following me!
Ugh, I’ll just give up the eggs!”
“Thank goodness!
We got all the eggs back!”
“Come on.
Let’s give the eggs back
to the dinosaurs.”
“Yeah!”
Five dino eggs
in the cart so full
Let’s do this.
Push and pull!
One big red egg
rolling down the hill
“Roll!”
“Tyrannosaurus!”
Four dino eggs
in the cart so full
Let’s do this.
Push and pull!
One big orange egg
rolling down the hill
“Roll!”
“Parasaurolophus!”
Three dino eggs
in the cart so full
Let’s do this.
Push and pull!
One big yellow egg
rolling down the hill
“Roll!”
“Brachiosaurus!”
Two dino eggs
in the cart so full
Let’s do this.
Push and pull!
One big green egg
rolling down the hill
“Roll!”
“Triceratops!”
Only one egg left
in the cart so full
Let’s do this.
Push and pull!
One big blue egg
rolling down the hill
“Roll!”
“Ankylosaurus!”
“Oh, my babies!”
“I’ll make it this time!
I’ll never steal again.
I’m sorry!”
— JunyTony
Listen to it here: JunyTony – Songs and Stories
This dinosaur rescue adventure tells a story of teamwork and bravery. Its rhythm appeals to children and makes it enjoyable.
16. The Dinosaur Rap
Lyrics:
Come on, everybody, shake a claw.
Let’s hear you bellow, let’s hear you roar.
Let’s hear you thump and clump and clap.
Come and join in. Do the dinosaur rap.
There’s a young T- Rex over by the door
Who’s already stamped a hole in the floor.
There’s a whirling, twirling apatosaurus
Encouraging everyone to join in the chorus.
Come on, everybody, shake a claw.
Let’s hear you bellow, let’s hear you roar.
Let’s hear you thump and clump and clap.
Come and join in. Do the dinosaur rap.
There’s a stegosaurus rattling his spines
And an iguanodon making thumbs-up signs.
There’s an allosaurus giving a shout
As he thrashes and lashes his tail about.
Come on, everybody, shake a claw.
Let’s hear you bellow, let’s hear you roar.
Let’s hear you thump and clump and clap.
Come and join in. Do the dinosaur rap.
There’s a triceratops who can’t stop giggling
At the way her partner’s writhing and wriggling.
There’s an ankylosaurus swaying to the beat,
Clomping and clumping and stomping his feet.
There are dinosaurs here. There are dinosaurs there.
There are dinosaurs dancing everywhere.
So swing your tails and shake your claws.
Join in the rapping with the dinosaurs.
— John Foster/Debbie Harter/Mickey Henry Jr.
Listen to it here: Cochrane Childcare
This energetic poem is engaging and interactive. It encourages movement and teaches new verbs to toddlers.
Ways To Use Dinosaur Songs For Toddlers For Learning
Dinosaur songs are a wonderful way to engage toddlers while teaching them new things. Whether in the classroom or at home, here are some ways you can use these songs.
- Role play: You can assign children to be different dinosaurs. When their dinosaur is mentioned in the song, they act out the movements such as chomping, stomping, etc. You can also create a special dance that lets them do different actions such as roar or crunch.
- Repetition: The teacher or parent can sing a line from the song and the children can repeat with actions and sound effects. For example, if the teacher says “I am the T-Rex!” the children can say “I stomp and roar!” You can improvise the words according to each dinosaur.
- Story time: Combine an interesting dinosaur story with a song. For example, if you are talking about the birth of a new dinosaur, you can accompany it with a song about eggs hatching.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What kind of music do dinosaur songs for toddlers feature?
Dinosaur songs for toddlers often have upbeat and lively music that encourages some movement from the children. They are mostly pop songs with rhythmic drumming and a catchy chorus.
2. What are the benefits of exposing toddlers to dinosaur songs?
Singing and listening to music may stimulate early language development, creativity, and imagination. Some educational dinosaur songs help children in learning basic counting skills. Dinosaur songs also familiarize the children with facts about these extinct creatures.
3. How can dinosaur songs help toddlers learn about the prehistoric world?
Dinosaur songs can help toddlers learn about the prehistoric world by introducing them to different types of dinosaurs, the characteristics of these reptiles, and the environments in which they lived. Songs featuring facts about dinosaurs for kids may also help teach concepts such as extinction and fossils and enhance children’s understanding of the natural world.
4. What are the most creative ways to use dinosaur songs to engage toddlers?
Use dinosaur songs to act out a scene from a story or movie, create an action song, choreograph a children’s dinosaur dance, and as a background score for dinosaur-themed education presentations or art projects.
5. How do dinosaur songs help toddlers develop early language skills?
Singing along and repeating the lyrics of dinosaur songs can help children develop their language skills. Listening to the song also helps polish the child’s attention and memory skills.
6. What are the best ways to introduce dinosaur songs to toddlers?
Dinosaur songs can be introduced to toddlers after reading a story about dinosaurs, telling them about dinosaurs, or watching dinosaur-themed movies. It can be incorporated into the daily routine by playing dinosaur songs during playtime, car ride, meal time, or bath time.
7. How can parents encourage toddlers to sing dinosaur songs?
Creating a positive and fun environment for singing and dancing can encourage them to sing dinosaur songs. You may choose songs with upbeat music, simple lyrics, and dinosaur Jokes for kids to enhance the fun.
Children love everything about dinosaurs. They are always curious to know more about the long-extinct gigantic creature. If your child is fascinated by dinosaurs and loves dinosaur toys and goodies, you may introduce them to dinosaur songs. Dinosaur songs for toddlers will keep your child engaged and entertained while you are busy with your work. You may also sing some of these funny songs for kids with your child and strengthen your bond. This can help ensure your child has a blast, and you can also record them singing these songs and revisit and cherish these memories once they are grown.
Infographic: Popular Dinosaur Songs For Toddlers
Dinosaurs were majestic creatures that walked the earth million years ago. These creatures are still a topic of active research and a popular theme for children’s songs, cartoons, and even movies. Check out the infographic below for the best dinosaur songs to sing along with your little one. Illustration: Momjunction Design Team
Illustration: Engaging Dinosaur Songs For Toddlers And Preschoolers
Image: Stable Diffusion/MomJunction Design Team
Sing and dance along with 10 little dinosaurs! Watch this video for a fun and catchy song that kids will love!
Personal Experience: Source
MomJunction articles include first-hand experiences to provide you with better insights through real-life narratives. Here are the sources of personal accounts referenced in this article.
i. “The Dinosaur Stomp!” Movement & Rhythm Patterns in the Montessori Music Class.
https://www.magicalmovementcompanycarolynsblog.com/2015/08/the-dinosaur-stomp-movement-rhythm.html
References
- Wadiyo Wadiyo; (2015); Music As An Integrated Education Tool for Preschool Students.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/298723073_Music_As_An_Integrated_Education_Tool_for_Preschool_Students - Baby music: The soundtrack to your child’s development.
https://www.unicef.org/parenting/child-development/baby-music-soundtrack-to-development
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