Preschool Dinosaur Songs & Preschool Dinosaur Action Rhymes

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Our favorite preschool songs have great actions, fun rhymes, and tie into our themes!  These dinosaur songs are perfect for singing with one or two kids or for a big group's circle or singing time!  Action rhymes for kids get your preschoolers moving, exercising, and rhyming all at the same time!



Anything that combines large muscle or gross motor exercise with literacy improves memory and cognition. Try these fun preschool dinosaur songs out and let me know how your kids like them!


#1: Are You Eating, Dinosaur?

 by: Carla at Preschool Powol Packets
Tune: Frere Jacque/Are You Sleeping

Are you eating? Are you eating?
(pretend to eat)
Dinosaur? Dinosaur?
(shrug)
I can hear you stomp and I can hear you tromp and
(stomp and tromp in a circle)
Now let's ROAR!  Now let's ROAR!
(put hands to mouth and roar)

#2: Dino Toes

 by: Carla at Preschool Powol Packets
Tune: Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

 Dino head, Dino toes, dino toes, dino toes,
(point to head and toes)
Dino head, dino toes,
(point to head and toes)
Dino tail and dino nose!
(wiggle "tail" and point at nose)
#3: 10 Little Dinosaurs

by: Carla at Preschool Powol Packets
Tune: Michael Finnegan (or 10 Little Indians)

1 little, 2 little, 3 little dinosaurs,
4 little, 5 little, 6 little dinosaurs,
7 little, 8 little, 9 little dinosaurs,
10 dinosaurs stomping!

10 little, 9 little, 8 little dinosaurs,
7 little, 6 little, 5 little dinosaurs,
4 little, 3 little, 2 little dinosaurs,
1 dinosaur sleeping!

As the song progresses, put up a finger for each dinosaur.
Stomp and sleep when you sing those lines!
Try switching other words (like "eating," "running," "jumping," etc.) out for "stomping" and "sleeping!"


Do you have a dinosaur preschool theme or dinosaur camp coming up?


Be sure to check out our dinosaur ice eggs, dinosaur fossils, and (the very popular) fizzing dinosaur eggs!  You can also see our dinosaur egg preschool STEM challenge here!

And be sure to let me know what your favorite dinosaur songs or rhymes for kids are! I love hearing from you!!



Happy Educating, Carla

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