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All these ideas are super great and helpful, I'll make sure to let council know about them! Mairwyn's idea of including familiar faces made me think that maybe we could add little cartoon characters to the videos (for example, paw patrol or baby shark characters hehe) because kids love them. -Nina Chutczer

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I love many of the ideas that we have. We could make some video or work on a little fun project together. Some games that include moving around since little kids might like that. —Xinyuan Zhang

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I think most of these are really good ideas! I think doing a sing along video, or making an audio, would be fun for preschoolers. -anoushka m.

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We can play like a guessing game with instruments too! like playing easy to recognize instruments(piano, violin, drums, etc) and play the sound and have pictures of the instruments with the video and make it all cutesty and easy for kids to understand. -andrey yip

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I really like the household items idea! - Anna Wolfe

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I love the video and goody bag idea! Maybe we could edit a video with us and like some of the people they watch on tv like cartoons or disney/ nick stars just so they can see some familiar faces. Also I don't know how we could do this but it was always really fun to get instruments and try new ones but I don't know if well be able to do this if its like a video. Maybe they could like get house hold items and we could show them how to use them as instruments? -mairwyn forster

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There is this great mindfulness book that Andrew & I read. It could make for some great videos.

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I really think they just need something to make they happy during this time and to help distract them for a bit. - Anna Wolfe

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You guys have really great ideas, I think we could also create some movement to go along with the songs we help them learn or sing along with and encourage them to teach their families the songs. - Anna Wolfe :)

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Lindsay Hauf - Also, maybe we could make goody bags that correspond with a video? Like, include party blowers for a rhythm game (the ones that uncurl when you blow and that are pretty quiet) or something like that. I'm not sure how possible that might be but I'm just going to throw out the idea anyway.

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Lindsay Hauf - I love all of these ideas! If we make videos, I think we should also include plenty of motion because kids are probably bouncing off the walls since they are stuck at home.

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Preschoolers (since I have one) LOVE LOVE LOVE sing along videos so if you guys collaborated on some we could share a playlist with the communiyt

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But if necessary I could probably do it.

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Adobe Spark is pretty great.  It's easy to use but actually decently powerful.  I've used Adobe Premiere and Rush but not extensively.  I'm sure there will be someone here with more experience then me :)

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Have you guys used adobe spark? It's free and you could create videos pretty easily with it.

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Kaylene Lin - Also, I'm not really sure when we're doing this service project but if it's around the holidays we can make holiday-themed videos/goody bags

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Kaylene Lin - Oh yeah I really like that idea!! We could also think about making goody bags or something like that to distribute to different schools?

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Something that seems to be popular with preschool-aged kids is music classes with their grown-up? Repeat after me songs, rhythm clapping games, etc. Considering how much time everyone already spends online, maybe these could be pre-recorded videos so that families can take breaks or do them at their own pace.  - Chesney :)