Catchy Preschool Feelings Song Scripts

I’m creating a short “feelings” series for preschoolers, and I need four playful song-style scripts—one each for happy, sad, angry, and scared. The purpose is simple: give three-to-five-year-olds easy, memorable words that help them name what they’re feeling. Each script should follow a clear rhyme pattern, repeat a key line or chorus, and run about 12–16 lines so it fits neatly into a two-minute musical segment. I’ll add music and visuals later, so please include any helpful stage directions or simple actions (e.g., “clap, clap, hug yourself”) that reinforce the lyrics without crowding the page. Deliverables • 4 individual song/rhyme scripts in editable text (DOCX or Google Doc) • A brief note under each script explaining the repeated line, intended beat (4/4, 3/4, etc. if relevant), and one practical tip for teachers or parents who will sing along with the children. Acceptance will be based on: • Clear focus on the assigned feeling word • Age-appropriate vocabulary and length • A catchy repeated line that can double as the episode title • Smooth, natural rhyme without forced phrasing If you have early-childhood songwriting experience or can share a quick sample verse, that will help me choose quickly. I’m ready to get these lyrics into production this week—looking forward to hearing your creative approach!