Create your DREAM
classroom environment!

Tired of chaos in the classroom? Need help with transition times?

Songs & Rhymes for Transition Times is your ANSWER.

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    Learn why transitions are vital for your early childhood classroom.
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    Find 150 transition ideas in the form of songs, rhymes, and chants.
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    Plan for success and find transition ideas that will work in your classroom.

"It's the teacher that makes the difference, not the classroom."

-Michael Morpurgo

Does this sound like you? 

It's the middle of the school day and you're stressed out from your students... 

  • the noise volume is high
  • clean up time takes forever
  • students are messing around
  • time is wasted while lining up
  • you can't grab the attention of your class

It's incredibly hard being a teacher. Not only do you have to create lesson plans and teach your students, you also have to come up with tricks for managing your classroom. And I know that you don't have time to do that.


I've been there. I've been stressed out and unsure of how to manage my classroom.


But, I found something that works. 

Using music during transition times works wonders. Young children love to listen to music. They love to sing, clap, and move their bodies. In fact, they NEED this!


I know you work tirelessly as a teacher and I want to help you out. I want to provide a valuable resource for you that will help you create the amazing classroom environment you've always dreamed of.


Transition times are STRESSFUL
for teachers and students!

Numerous times throughout the day, students move from one activity to another. For some students, this is an easy task. For others, transition times add confusion, challenges, and frustration to their day. As educators, we want the best for our students. We need to plan for these transition times to eliminate stress and chaos for ourselves and our students.

You don't have to be stressed out!

Whether you’re a veteran teacher with lots of experience, or a new teacher looking for resources, it’s always good to have a stash of transition ideas on hand to pull from on any given day.

Why Use Transitions?

To direct students' attention and

it helps them stay on task.

To establish routines, which help cut down on behavior problems.

To add in brain breaks for your students, which should be every 25-30 minutes!

It's time to make CHANGES and you can with

 Songs & Rhymes for Transition Times

This book is filled with songs set to familiar tunes, rhythmic chants, and rhymes. There 150 transition ideas and they are all simple enough for any teacher to use in their classroom. You do not have to be a trained singer to use these. In fact children love music and they will sing along with you after they learn the songs.


  • Beginning the Day
  • Circle Time
  • Attention-Getters
  • Handwashing
  • Lining Up
  • Cleaning Up
  • Outside
  • Brain Breaks
    • Action Breaks
    • Crossing the Midline
    • Finger Plays
  • Building Character
  • End of Day
  • Don't waste any more time...get the resource NOW!

    This book is available as an ebook and paperback.


    The ebook is $14.99 and you will receive color and black & white PDF versions of the book.


    The paperback book is $18.99. It contains black & white interior pages to make it easier for making copies. Get the print version on Amazon RIGHT HERE.

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    Angela Thayer

    About the Author

    Angela is a mom to three boys, wife to an amazing man, lover of the Midwest, and daughter of a loving God. She is a writer and creator of TeachingMama.org, where she shares hands-on learning activities for young children. She has a passion for music and loves to come up with rhymes and songs for preschoolers. She is a former teacher and has over 17 years of experience working with children.

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