Hawkins Hollow Kids Songs
Object Led Sound Play with a Woven Trail Card
The part everyone joins: “Draw it, dust it, leave a lane.” The song promises that the group can enjoy making a path without leaving a cluttered route behind.
Lyrics
Callen heard the woven card
whisper by the moss-log yard.
Aralynn held chalk up high.
Haylee asked, “What should we try?”
Chalk made marks but not a road.
Three views showed a different load.
Lillian watched one damp step shine;
feet could draw a softer line.
All: Draw it, dust it, leave a lane.
Step by step, then clear again.
Tap your toes and brush the grain—
draw it, dust it, leave a lane.
Callen stepped beside the log.
Aralynn brushed past the mud.
Haylee crossed the pumpkin view;
each new mark made one clue.
Pass the card; the roles all trade.
One child steps; one clears the grade.
One child watches where feet meet.
One keeps room beside the beat.
Turn Section
Lillian moved her brush hand slow.
Every quicker foot said, “Whoa.”
No one laughed when steps went strange;
slow became the clock for change.
Now the path was nearly gone.
Only one clear lane stayed on.
Callen opened one safe side.
Aralynn folded chalk inside.
Haylee held the woven card.
Lillian swept the last damp mark.
“Open-path keeper” was the name—
a brand-new role inside the game.
All: Draw it, dust it, leave a lane.
Step by step, then clear again.
Lillian’s slow sweep keeps the frame—
open-path keeper joins the game.
About This Song
Age lane: S2 — Preschool Songs, ages 3–5
Theme: Safety — allowing humor without making anyone the joke.
Energy: Cozy discovery with a buoyant medium pulse and deliberate pauses.
Estimated duration: About 1 minute 35 seconds.
Participation: Footstep sounds, hand brushing, role swaps, freeze-and-listen moments, and one slow shared sweep.
Ways to Join In
- Children may step, tap, point, or watch from a seated position.
- One participant makes a path mark while another brushes the previous mark away.
- Pass the card after each short verse unit.
- After the turn section, all movement follows Lillian’s slow sweep.