Lil Caddie Club · Sing-along

Quiet, Please!

A golf freeze-dance game for two to five year olds. Dance until you hear a call. "Quiet, please!" means freeze. "Fore!" means crouch down small with your hands on your head.

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Words and chords

What it teaches

"Quiet, please." When someone is about to hit, everyone else is still and silent. On a real course a marshal holds up a sign that says so.
"Fore!" This is the warning that a ball is coming your way. Crouch down, cover your head with your hands, and don't look up. Golfers shout it as loudly as they can.
Listening. The game is hearing which call comes, and doing the right thing for each.

How to play

Dance along to each verse: wiggle, hop, stomp, flap, tiptoe, spin, bounce.
When the music stops for "Quiet, please!", freeze like a tree until you hear the plop.
On "Fore!", crouch down small with your hands on your head until the ball has landed.
The grown-up can play the marshal: hold up a cushion for "Quiet, please!"

Who is in it

Meet Finn and Rosie, the club's littlest players. Nia, Ivy and Theo do the golf, and the grown-up holds the sign.

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When the song is over, take it off the screen and play it for real: a rolled-up sock for a ball, a cup on its side for a hole.

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