The North Pole Has a New Beat
At Santa’s North Pole, music is more than background noise—it’s the heartbeat of joy, teamwork, and togetherness. Now, that same sparkle shines through in Scout Elf Squad: Sing & Play Nursery Rhymes, a musical collection designed just for preschoolers (and the parents who love to sing along!).
Pack Your Preschool Playlist
This playful album features 10 toe-tapping tunes, including reimagined nursery rhymes and original songs straight from the Scout Elf Squad animated series. Each melody celebrates teamwork, imagination, and the pure fun of singing together.
Songs that Spark Magic
From counting and cooperation to silly giggles and self-expression, every song offers something special:
- One, Two, Cheers to You! – A joyful chant that serves up good friends and good treats
- Adventure Time – An original anthem for brave explorers and curious minds.
- The Elves Went Over the Mountain – A playful twist on a classic tune that encourages curiosity and celebrates friendship. Watch the music video!
- Santa’s Sleigh – A jolly “Old McDonald” remix filled with jingles, shakes, and North Pole cheer. Watch the music video!
- Three Elf Pets – To the tune of “Three Blind Mice”, celebrating Santa’s magical pets and their loving hearts. Watch the music video!
- Teamwork Makes the Dream Work – A song of cooperation, collaboration and celebration with Razzle the Snowman—a perfect reminder that together is better.
- Frost Pips Lullaby – A gentle bedtime song that helps Santa’s littlest elves (and listeners) wind down and rest.
- Frosty, Fluffy Snow Cones – A colorful counting song that doubles as a kitchen dance party.
- Oopsie, Yeti, Did You Burp? – A manners tune full of giggles and good humor, featuring Little Grunt, the SnoBiggie yeti.
- North Pole Birthday Boogie – A party-ready jam that celebrates everyone’s special day!
Why Music Matters for Preschoolers
Preschoolers naturally connect to rhythm and repetition—it’s how they make sense of the world. Holiday music, in particular, supports social bonding and gives children a sense of belonging (“we sing this together every year”), which enhances self-esteem, empathy, and cooperation.
But singing and dancing build more than smiles; they strengthen growing minds and hearts.
Early learning experts note that music helps children:
- Boost language development through rhyme and rhythm.
- Build memory and sequencing skills by learning verses and actions.
- Develop emotional awareness by expressing feelings through song.
- Improve coordination through movement and clapping.
- Foster family connection through shared, joyful experiences.
Each Scout Elf Squad song is more than entertainment. It’s a soundtrack for families to move, laugh, and grow together. Holiday songs and familiar characters, in particular create shared emotional rituals, which help children feel safe and connected, supporting traditions and reinforcing family identity.
How Families Can Join the Fun
- Start a Sing-Along Tradition: Play one song each morning or before bedtime and let kids pick their favorite verse.
- Dance It Out: Encourage creative movement—twirling, stomping, or acting out the lyrics.
- Make It Musical: Use toy instruments, wooden spoons, or even jingle bells to keep the beat.
- Celebrate Everyday Moments: Whether it’s getting dressed or cleaning up toys, add music and watch moods lift.
Bonus: at the North Pole, every giggle counts as Christmas Spirit!
Bring the Joy Home
Stream or download Scout Elf Squad: Sing & Play Nursery Rhymes on your favorite platform and turn any day into a holiday dance party. Because when families sing with the Squad, they share something magical: laughter, love, and a little North Pole sparkle that lasts all year long.
✨ Want to meet the elves behind the music? Read Meet the Scout Elf Squad!