What teachers make songs for
- Routines: a good morning song, a goodbye song, clean up, lining up, hand washing.
- Topics: this term's theme, phonics sounds, numbers to twenty, the days of the week, a science idea.
- Celebrations: a song for each child's birthday, a graduation or end-of-year song, a song for the class to sing to a retiring colleague.
- Language: English vocabulary for new arrivals, or a song in Spanish, French, German, Portuguese or Italian.
Plan a term of songs with one pack
A pack of 20 is roughly a school year if you plan it. One way to split it: 4 routine songs in September, 6 topic songs (one per term theme), and the rest saved for birthdays, events and the things you did not see coming. Packs never expire, so songs you do not use roll into next year. A pack of 5 suits a single topic or a small group. Both bring the price per song down compared with buying one at a time.
Writing the details like a lesson plan
The song is only as good as what you put in. Three things make the biggest difference:
- The learning goal in one line. "Children can name the four seasons in order and one thing we wear in each."
- The exact words you teach. Vocabulary, number names, the sounds you are teaching this week.
- How you will use it. "At the carpet with actions", "while we tidy", "in a slideshow at assembly".
Then read the lyrics as a teacher: check every fact, every rhyme a child will repeat, and every word against your setting's language. Change anything yourself, or ask for up to 3 fresh drafts.
Children's names and privacy
We only ever need first names, and only when a song is about a child. Never put surnames, the school's name, the town or photos in the form. Follow your setting's policy on using children's names, and tell families when songs mention their child. For a class song, use the class name instead: "the Busy Bees" is enough. Orders are placed by adults, and we delete an order and its songs if you ask.
How the song is made
The lyrics arrive about a minute after payment. When you are happy with them, an AI music model sings the song in about 2 to 4 minutes, as a song of about two minutes, with a warm adult female or male voice, in a style you choose: gentle, playful, sing-along, party, lullaby, Christmas or kid-friendly rock. You can make up to 3 sung versions and keep the one you like. You download an MP3 and get a private page with a player. You can use the songs in your classroom and on your own channels. See how it works.
Example lyrics
Made with Still Morning for a made-up class, from these details: "For our Busy Bees class topic on the four seasons. Goal: children name spring, summer, autumn and winter in order, and one thing we wear in each (sun hat, raincoat, rain boots, scarf). Actions for each season. We sing it at the carpet every morning this term.". Lyrics as the writer drafted them, before any edits.
[Verse 1] Spring is here, the flowers grow Raindrops fall and puddles flow Put your raincoat on today Splash in puddles, hip hooray Birds are singing in the tree Spring is busy as can be [Chorus] Spring, summer, autumn, winter Four seasons in a row Clap your hands and stomp your feet Watch the seasons go [Verse 2] Summer sun is big and bright Wear your sun hat, feels just right Run and jump and play outside Ice cream cones and bike rides Bees are buzzing, skies are blue Summer fun for me and you [Chorus] Spring, summer, autumn, winter Four seasons in a row Clap your hands and stomp your feet Watch the seasons go [Bridge] Autumn leaves fall down, down, down Red and gold all over town [Chorus] Spring, summer, autumn, winter Four seasons in a row Clap your hands and stomp your feet Watch the seasons go
What it cannot do
This is an AI songwriting tool, not a human songwriter you can brief over coffee, and not a curriculum. Facts in the lyrics are for you to check. It cannot copy a song your class already knows, a famous artist's voice or a character from TV. If your setting needs songs written to a specific published scheme's exact wording, type that wording in the details and check it carefully.
Questions parents ask
Can I use the songs in my classroom and at assemblies?
Yes. Classroom, nursery, assemblies, school events and your own social or video channels are all covered. You may not resell the song files or use them to advertise a product.
Can my school pay for a pack?
Packs are paid once by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, with no subscription. If your school pays back classroom costs, check its expense rules before you buy.
Are the songs AI-generated?
Yes. The lyrics come from an AI writer working from your details, and the music and voice from an AI music model. You approve the words before anything is sung.
Can children's voices be used?
No. We make warm adult voices only, and we do not clone anyone's voice.
Can two teachers share a pack?
Each pack song is made from the link we email to the buyer, so share that link with your colleague if you are splitting a pack.
Updated 2026-10-17. Made with AI. The words come from an AI writer working from your details, and you approve them. The music and the voice come from an AI music model (not a human singer).