Free Musical Kit
A complete, ready-to-teach musical for your pre-K/elementary classroom — free.
No time to plan. No budget for extras. No theater experience needed. This kit gives you everything, done for you:
- Full script, ready to perform
- Professionally recorded songs (MP3, with vocals)
- Lesson plans from first rehearsal to showtime
- Action Videos inspired by ASL
- Prop Templates to build your stage
Use it your way
Run a quick music lesson with the songs and actions, or put on a full performance with the script and lesson plans — it’s up to you. Everything’s included either way.
What's inside?
Every Musical comes with a complete package filled with all the resources you need to put on a complete show with your students
Full recorded songs
Professional MP3 tracks with vocals for every song in the musical
Lesson Plans
Step-by-step, from first rehearsal to final performance
Full Script
Clean, easy-to-follow narrator and character parts
Action videos
Simple movements for every song, easy for kids to follow
Prop Templates
Ideas and templates if you need a hand with staging
Lyric & Sheet Music
Full lyrics, plus sheet music if you’d rather teach from piano
What's the musical about?
At A Glance
Age Range
Pre-K & Kindergarten (ages 4-8)
Performance Length
Approximately 12–15 minutes
Preparation Level
Beginner-friendly — perfect for teachers with or without musical experience
Group Size
Flexible roles designed to work with different class sizes
Themes
Seasons
Friendship
Patience
Generosity
Enjoying every moment
Click here to listen
Scene by Scene
Opening — Song 1: “We Are Traveling” The full cast introduces the story: four travelers setting out together to explore the beauty the world has to offer.
Summer — Song 2: “Wait, Wait, Wait!” The First Traveler arrives in summer, hungry and thirsty, and finds a tree full of unripe apples. She learns she can’t rush the fruit — she has to wait. The chorus turns this into a lesson on patience.
Fall — Song 3: “Generosity” The Second Traveler arrives in autumn and finds the same tree loaded with ripe apples. Rather than keep them all, he bakes pies and shares with friends and family — introducing the theme of generosity.
Winter — Song 4: “It’s Wintertime” The Third Traveler arrives in winter and, finding the tree bare, decides to chop it down for firewood. The Second Traveler stops him, explaining the tree isn’t dead — it’s sleeping, and new buds are already on the way. The scene teaches that stillness and rest are part of the natural cycle, not an ending.
Spring — Song 5: “Let’s Go Play” The Fourth Traveler arrives in spring to blossoms, bluebells, and birdsong, and wants to stay in this moment forever.
The Reunion — Song 6: “Enjoy Every Season” All four travelers meet and realize they each experienced the same tree — just in different seasons. The First and Third Travelers gently warn the Fourth that spring won’t last forever (the heat is coming, the tree will need patience again). Together they realize the tree’s constant changes are exactly what make it wonderful, and that every season — not just their favorite — deserves to be enjoyed.
Closing The full cast delivers the final message together: all four seasons are worth celebrating, no matter the weather.
No Theatre Experience? No Problem.
You don’t need to be a performer to create something magical
Many teachers love the idea of putting on a musical — but worry they don’t have the musical background or confidence.
Songbird Musicals was created to make the process simple.
You don’t need:
❌ Professional theatre experience
❌ Advanced musical training
❌ Complicated equipment
You do need:
✓ A group of enthusiastic children
✓ A little rehearsal time
✓ A desire to create something memorable
We’ll provide the rest.
FAQ
Do I need musical or theatre experience?
No. Songbird Musicals are designed for teachers of all experience levels. The included resources guide you through each step.
How old are the children this musical is designed for?
Our Musicals are designed for Pre-K and Kindergarten children, approximately ages 4–8.
How long is the performance?
The musicals run approximately 12–15 minutes, making it ideal for young children’s attention spans.
Can I adapt it for my class?
Absolutely. In fact we would actively encourage it! Roles, movement, activities, and props can be adjusted to suit your group.
What happens after I give my info?
You will receive immediate access to your digital musical resources so you can begin exploring the materials with your class.
