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This song can be used as an introduction to a lesson to recap what pulse is and to get children actively demonstrating their understanding. In school or at home, the children can practice marching to the beat of the song by forming a snake like line that can be led by the teacher/parent around the room/hall/garden/yard. This also allow for the children to choose what movement to carry out.

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The ants go marching one by one song | Ants at war

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Activity Corner, All Ages, Babies, Blog, Elementary Aged Kids, Full Activity Guides, Homeschooling Family, Indoor Activities, Kids 12+, No Prep/No Mess, Online: Games/Interactive Activities, Parent/Caregiver, Teacher/School, Toddler - Kindergarten, Video Content / By Learn all about two of the components of music that keep it moving and grooving: tempo and rhythm.

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This is a fun dancing game where the children must listen and respond by dancing to the tempo of the song

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Alternating fast/slow tunes for kids dance games

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The curriculum sets out an objective for children to be able to keep a steady pulse to this song.

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Fun song to practice our fast or slow tempos

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Fast and Slow! Actions Songs for Kids | Kindergarten, Preschool & ESL | Fun Kids English

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This is the 'Johnny works with' song that was practiced on the pulse page!

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Games to play using Pulse/Tempo/Dynamics

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Games to play using Pulse/Tempo/Dynamics

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The Statue Game
Move To Classical Music
Follow The Hearts
Paige’s Train
Tell A Story
Wake Up, You Lazy Bones
Let The Kids Conduct
Use Icons (Or Real Music Words) To Arrange A Song
Tempo Flashcards

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This is a fun and catchy song that can be played as a movement break at home or during a transitions in school. This gets children up and moving which can help increase their engagement in their lessons.