Turn honesty into a lesson kids can hear, feel, and practice! Built around the Tots Mots song “Tell the Truth (Even If It’s Tough),” this lesson helps children understand why telling the truth matters—especially after they’ve made a mistake.

No Bullies Allowed is a high-energy SEL lesson that uses music, storytime, discussion, and hands-on activities to teach kids how to recognize hurtful behavior, use their voices, stand up for others, and choose kindness without starting a fight. Designed for ages 3–8, the lesson supports key SEL skills including empathy, social awareness, responsible decision-making, relationship skills, self-management, assertive communication, and leadership—all built around one memorable me

Can three friends save the Sparkly Forest by listening carefully and getting the job done the first time? 👀✨ In this fun read-aloud story, Mr. Zippy the Fox, Brit the Beaver, and Speck the Owl discover that the magical Glow-Gear is breaking down! To fix it, they’ll need to listen closely, follow each instruction, work together—and remember one simple rule: 👂 HEAR IT. ⚡ DO IT. ✅ DONE! Inspired by the Tots Mots song “Hear It, Do It, Done,” this story helps young children prac

Turn everyday behavior lessons into songs kids can remember. Behavior & The Beat — Songs That Work! is a high-energy children’s music release from Tots Mots designed to help young children practice listening, honesty, patience, kindness, self-control, confidence, and independence through music they actually enjoy. Created for parents, teachers, daycare providers, homeschool families, and early learning programs, this collection transforms common reminders into memorable songs

Recommended Ages: 3–6Lesson Length: 20–25 minutesFeatured Song: “Hands To Yourself” from Tots Mots Presents: Behavior & The Beat — Songs That Work!Key Phrase: Hands to yourself. Safe hands help. Lesson Objective By the end of this lesson, children will be able to: Recognize safe and unsafe ways to use their hands. Demonstrate at least two safe-hands positions. Practice stopping before reaching into someone else’s space. Ask, “Can I have a turn when you’re done?” Explain that

Some of the biggest classroom misunderstandings start with tiny things: a raised eyebrow, a rushed answer, a word said too sharply, or a message that sounds different than the speaker intended. A song is a friendly way to explore all of that, because students can hear how tone changes meaning before they have to explain it in formal terms. This lesson plan uses a classroom song and its lyrics to help students practice communication, tone, listening, and kindness. Students wil

Children often understand the word “truth” before they understand why honesty can feel hard. A broken crayon, a spilled cup, a hidden toy, or a mistake during play can turn into a big emotional moment. This lesson uses music, story, movement, discussion, and a simple activity sheet to help young children practice telling the truth in a safe, encouraging way. This truth telling lesson plan centers on the song “Tell The Truth (Even When It’s Tough)” and works well for preschool