Parachute songs for preschool

When my students come in and hear that we are using the parachute in music class, they are just ecstatic! In this post, we’ll look at the benefits of using a parachute, some tips on getting your students ready, and also some examples of parachute activities. Plus, you can get your own FREE copy of parachute posters and action cards!

Parachute games are such a classic! Here are some fun and exciting PE parachute games to try with your preschoolers.

"There are no happy endings. Endings are the saddest part, So just give me a happy middle and a very happy start." -Shel Silverstein

Here’s 10 ways to use a parachute in the music classroom. Activities will help students learn and practice music concepts. Parachutes can be used for so many fun activities in the music room. I’ve discovered that they are especially helpful during the latter part of the school year when students are more “squiggly” than ever! […]

Parachute games are great for building many different skills. They're even more fun when combined with parachute songs. Try these examples.

My PreK students start school at three years old. This year we even had a few who were not yet three. Very young! The past year and a half has been a learning adventure, to say the least. Kinderga…

Parachutes can be a great addition to your preschool circle time. Learn how to make sure your activity is a success with these tips.

One of my daughter's favorite toys is her parachute. We have played so many parachute games for toddlers specifically. They keep her so busy and entertained. Parachute games can help kids with social skills, coordination, and fine motor skills. It is great for a single child or a large group of kids. This is the

Howdy This is an update to my first Parachute Play post. That post was a full program based around the parachute; it also included some stories. This post will be songs and rhymes that I have been using lately at the end of a traditional preschool storytime for children ages 3-5 years old and their grownup. I usually do parachute play for one class during a 6-8 week block of storytimes and we will play for about 15 minutes. All of these activities work best with grownups helping at the chute…