Silver Creek Stone Chorus 058

Hawkins Hollow Kids Songs

Silver Creek Stone Chorus 058

Song promise: Alice and Callen compare two pears, choose one, leave one, and offer thanks in a way that fits.

The part everyone joins: “Look, choose one, and say your thanks.”

Lyrics

Alice hears the wet leaves tapping.
Callen hears one pear drop low.
Alice sees two pears in one basket.
Callen asks, “Which one should go?”

Look, choose one, and say your thanks.
Take what fits and leave one there.
Tap once softly, name your choice.
Thanks can be a word or gesture.

At the creek bridge, Alice compares them.
One is gold; one stays green.
Callen asks, “Which one feels ready?”
Alice says, “The gold one, please.”

Look, choose one, and say your thanks.
Take what fits and leave one there.
Tap once softly, name your choice.
Thanks can be a word or gesture.

Silver creek stones seem to sparkle.
Raindrop taps pretend to sing.
Make-believe garden beats grow softly
while the breeze moves everything.

By the pasture fence, Callen holds
one basket steady with both wings.
Alice lifts the gold pear gently.
“Thank you” is the word she sings.

Look, choose one, and say your thanks.
Take what fits and leave one there.
Tap once softly, name your choice.
Thanks can be a word or gesture.

Gratitude Tag

Choose with care and leave one resting.
Thank the helper, food, or day.
Words, a sign, or quiet noticing—
each can be a thankful way.

About This Song

Age lane: S5 — Mixed-Age Family Songs, with an easy choose-and-thank chorus for young children and fuller comparison language for older listeners and caregivers.

Theme: Website freebie song for Hawkins Hollow Kids Songs; help families look, compare, choose one fitting option, and express thanks without treating gratitude as a required feeling.

Energy: Cozy, curious, and softly playful; 57°F with soft rain nearby, fading sprinkles, and a puddle-pat wind.

Estimated duration: Approximately 2–3 minutes.

Participation: Hear the real-world rhythm, sing the choice together, then repeat one helpful action as a chorus. Children may walk or sit, tap or watch, choose or pass.

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