January 2007 Song of the Month

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January’s Here
(A Circle Dance)
Copyright 2007 Nancy Stewart

CLICK HERE for the printable lyrics
CLICK HERE for the printable Sheet Music   (PDF)
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Before you teach and use this song, discuss the following:
(It’s helpful to have a globe so you can demonstrate)

There are 12 months in a year, we begin a new year in January.
It takes the earth 365 days, or one year to go around the sun
January is winter in the Northern Hemisphere
People all over the world celebrate the new year throughout January. Here are some other fun facts about January!
 


Here are directions for this circle dance:

Lines 1 and 2 of each verse:
Join hands and walk in a circle

Lines 3 and 4 of each verse :
Stop. Clap 3 times, then stamp 3 times
(indicated by words in blue)

Lines 5 and 6 of each verse:
Join hands and walk into the middle and out again
 

January’s Here
(A Circle Dance)

Walk around the circle as the earth around the sun
Walk around the circle now January’s come
Clap your hands, stamp your feet welcome a new year
Clap your hands, stamp your feet January’s here
Walk into the middle and back out again
Walk into the middle then out with your friends

Twelve months in a year, and one time around the sun
January to December, now a new year has begun
Clap your hands, stamp your feet welcome a new year
Clap your hands, stamp your feet January’s here
Walk into the middle and back out again
Walk into the middle then out with your friends

Winter has come to the northern hemisphere
Bringing the snow and cold, January’s here
Clap your hands, stamp your feet welcome a new year
Clap your hands, stamp your feet January’s here
Walk into the middle and back out again
Walk into the middle then out with your friends

Clap your hands, stamp your feet welcome a new year
Clap your hands, stamp your feet January’s here