The Little Fuzzies take on all sorts of adventures, from pirating to leaf surfing – but they also love holidays. Celebrating all of life’s special days brings joy to kids and Fuzzies! So though Mother’s Day and Father’s Day might be holidays created in the United States, it seems that almost all cultures celebrate their moms and dads with special days!
Performing a special song on Mother’s Day and Father’s day will be a very unique gift your students can give this year! Both pieces possess the fun of the Little Fuzzies, but also the reverence needed for a song devoted to a mother or father.
Mother’s Day Song – new Mother’s Day piece
In Mother’s Day Song, the Little Fuzzies try to do their best to celebrate their mothers. But in the end, their efforts fail and they need the student’s help to create the perfect gift. The mood of this elementary piece is sweet and sentimental with lighthearted lyrics!
A Day for Dad – new Father’s Day piece
In A Day for Dad, the Little Fuzzies just can’t stop meddling with Dad’s things! From tools to socks, the Little Fuzzies keep getting into mischief.
So the student begs the Fuzzies to hold off on any more shenanigans, just for one special day. This endearing piece for dads is mid-elementary level.
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Interested in more Little Fuzzies holidays?
Here’s the list of Little Fuzzies holiday pieces, somewhat chronologically. Remember they get up to a lot of “seasonal” adventures too, like barbecuing and vacationing, and more. These pieces are holiday-specific:
- Birthday Blooper (year-round!)
- Box of Chocolates – Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14
- Pot o’ Gold – St. Patrick’s Day, March 17
- Easter Egg Hunt – Easter
- April Fool’s Mischief – April Fools’ Day, April 1
- Little Fuzzies Trick or Treat – Halloween, Oct. 31
- The Great Fuzzy Feast – Thanksgiving (or any holiday feast)
- Festive Delivery – Winter Holidays
- Candy Cabin – Winter Holidays
- Angelic Little Fuzzy – Christmas, Dec. 25
Wendy, the Little Fuzzies series has been such a quiet superpower for pre-readers — the kids treat learning a new piece like adding to a collection rather than a chore. The Mother’s and Father’s Day additions are timely; students this year keep asking for “real-occasion” music to play for their families and the level-appropriate options are surprisingly thin. Thanks for keeping the catalog fresh — these will go straight into spring recital prep.