Are you going to be teaching Mary’s Lullaby (archives) as one of your Christmas Primary Songs this year? It’s a cute and sweet song and there’s even a companion verse you can add to it!
You can find a couple different Mary’s Lullaby flip chart printable options below plus the lyrics to help you peek through the song and see if it’s one you’d like to teach. I’ve also included some helpful references for this song!
Another great resource on this website you don’t want to miss is our list with Suggested Come Follow Me Songs by Year! It helps you narrow down from all the monthly choices to a recommended schedule across 4 years so you get to teach all the songs — without overlap!
Mary’s Lullaby Flip Chart
I have a HUGE collection of Singing Time Primary Flip Charts that I have been sharing here on this website. You can easily browse through that alphabetical list to grab songs you are teaching this year!
You will love this helpful post to see all the details on how I use flip charts in Primary! That post also goes through steps on how to make your own, if I’m missing one for a song you are teaching.
Plus, check out these helpful tips and tricks for using flip charts for singing time (like the split rings I LOVE using to make them even easier to hold!)
Head over to this post with 100+ LDS Primary Christmas Songs to give you lots of ideas of wonderful Christmas songs to teach to your Primary children this year!
Where to find Mary’s Lullaby Sheet Music
Mary’s Lullaby sheet music can be found in the Children’s Songbook Page #44
There’s also a simplified I Can Play It sheet music for Mary’s Lullaby here.
Did you know that there’s even a companion verse written called Joseph’s Lullaby written by Gary L. Hoffman that can be sung together with this song!
Mary’s Lullaby Lyrics
This song is published in the Children’s Songbook Page #44
You can find Mary’s Lullaby sheet music here.
Verse 1:
Lullaby, lullaby, my little one.
Lullaby, my child so dear.
Thy precious life has just begun;
Thy mother holds thee near.
While Joseph watches through the night,
A star reflects thy radiant light.
Chorus:
Lullaby, lullaby, my little one.
Lullaby, my child so dear.
Verse 2:
Thy gentle head shall wear a crown,
For thy Father is the King.
Thy tender hands, so tiny now,
Have blessings great to bring.
Let all creation join my song,
For peace and love this night are born.
“Mary’s Lullaby” words by Jan Pinborough (b. 1954) music by German folk tune; arr. by Darwin Wolford (b. 1936). © 1989 Intellectual Reserve Inc. Used by permission.
For a fun way to teach this song, to see this Mary’s Lullaby Nativity Scene singing time idea!
Mary’s Lullaby Singing Time Flip Chart
This colorful flip chart version is condensed with all the lyrics for each verse on a single page. I much prefer this format so the words can be viewed, but I’m not focusing all my attention on flipping through tons of different piece of paper throughout the song.
It also saves my printer and the extra paper cost and storage.
To access the free in-post printables for this post, you’ll just need to create a free account or login with the Grow.me tool. Then, confirm by email and refresh the page and ALL my free printables will automatically unlock in every post!
For more information on why I use a content lock or how to create your account, you can see the FAQ page here.
Mary’s Lullaby Lyrics Flip Chart Printable
For those that might prefer a more simplistic (and printer friendly) option, you can grab this black and white landscape flip chart. Just slip it in a binder and flip it over the podium so the words are there for those that need them but not the focus.
Mary’s Lullaby Slideshow Flip Chart
I’m always so happy to be able to adjust my style to fit current needs! If you’re lucky enough to have a TV right in your Primary room, you can cut down on printing and have the words nice and big and easy to read on the screen while staying hands free!
Continue over to this singing time activity to help you teach this song: Mary’s Lullaby Snowflakes Match.
Have any feedback about my Mary’s Lullaby flip chart? Let me know in the comments!
