Five Little Ghosts; A Magical Halloween Counting Adventure

Count the Friendly Ghosts with Miri & Ori’s Forest Friends! 👻🔢

One, two, three, four, five!

There’s a magical clearing in the Kittelfdora forest where five little ghosts love to dance under the moon. This joyful Halloween song is the perfect way for your little ones to practice counting while having a ‘spooky’ good time. At Kittelfdora, we believe learning should be a celebration! Our friendly ghosts are here to wave hi, say a gentle ‘BOO,’ and help toddlers and preschoolers recognize numbers 1 through 5 in a safe, non-scary, and rhythmic environment.

Let’s Count Together: Five Little Ghosts Lyrics

Five little ghosts went out to play,
Spooky night on Halloween day.
One by one they float and fly,
Waving hands and saying hi.
Count them now from one to five,
Ghosts are happy, ghosts alive!
One little ghost says boo!
Smiling big and waving too.
One, one, one!
Two little ghosts say boo, boo!
Floating high with friends like you.
Two, two, two!

Three little ghosts say boo, boo, boo!
Dancing round the pumpkins too.
Three, three, three!

Four little ghosts say boo, boo, boo, boo!
Spinning fast, then waving through.
Four, four, four!
Five little ghosts say boo, boo, boo, boo, boo!
Laughing loud, they play with you.
Five, five, five!
Five little ghosts all float and fly,
Spooky night with fun so high.
Clap your hands and count again,
Ghosts are spooky little friends!

💡 Teacher & Parent Tip: Magical Learning Tips for Parents & Teachers

Finger Counting: Encourage your child to hold up a finger for each ghost they see on the screen. This physical movement reinforces the counting process.
Voice Modulation: When the ghosts say “BOO!”, try saying it in different ways—a tiny boo, a happy boo, or a whispering boo. This helps children explore sounds and emotions.
Visual Recognition: After the song, ask: “Which ghost was your favorite?” or “Can you find the number three?” to test their number recognition skills in a fun way.

Why “Five Little Ghosts” is the Perfect Counting Tool for Early Learners

Teaching numbers to toddlers requires repetition, rhythm, and high-contrast visuals—all of which are at the heart of Kittelfdora’s Five Little Ghosts. Unlike traditional Halloween content that might be too intense for younger audiences, our version focuses on ‘Gentle Education.’ By integrating number recognition (1-5) with a catchy nursery rhyme, we help preschoolers develop early math skills and phonological awareness. Our friendly ghost characters are designed with soft shapes and bright expressions to ensure a sensory-friendly experience. Whether you are a teacher looking for Halloween classroom songs or a parent seeking safe educational videos for kids, Kittelfdora provides the perfect balance of seasonal fun and developmental milestones.

Why Interactive Songs Matter for Early Learning

Interactive music is more than just entertainment; it is a sensory bridge to learning. By combining auditory (song), visual (video/activity book), and kinesthetic (coloring/writing) elements, Kittelfdora provides a “whole-brain” learning environment. This multi-sensory approach is proven to enhance memory retention and make early education a joyful, stress-free experience.