Monster Parade – A Joyful Halloween Marching Adventure

Put on Your Costume and Join the March! 👣👹

The drums are beating and the pumpkins are glowing, it’s time for the Monster Parade! 🌟

Join Miri, Ori, and a colorful crew of friendly monsters as they march through the heart of the Kittelfdora forest. This high-energy song is more than just fun; it’s an invitation for children to get up, move, and practice their coordination. From the big green leader to the tiny twirling witches, every character is here to show that Halloween is a time for laughter, music, and being yourself. Perfect for a living room dance party or a classroom celebration!

Stomp, Chomp, and Sing: The Monster Parade Lyrics

March, march, march today,
Monsters come to shout and play!

Monster parade, stomp, stomp, stomp!
Monster parade, chomp, chomp, chomp!
Monster march in spooky time!

Big green monster leads the way,
Tiny ghost comes out to play.
Witches twirl and bats all glide,
Monsters marching side by side.

Monster parade, stomp, stomp, stomp!
Monster parade, chomp, chomp, chomp!
Monster march in spooky time!

Purple monster shakes around,
Orange monster makes a sound.
Candy bags and laughter bright,
Marching through the Halloween night!

Monster parade, stomp, stomp, stomp!
Monster parade, chomp, chomp, chomp!
Monster march in spooky time!

💡 Teacher & Parent Tip:Fun Activities for Your Little Monster

Follow the Rhythm: Use a toy drum or even a plastic bowl to help your child keep the beat while they march along with the video.
Costume Play: You don’t need a full costume! A simple hat or a cape can turn this song into a full sensory play experience.
Instruction Following: Use the “Stomp” and “Chomp” parts to help your child practice listening and responding to verbal cues—essential skills for preschool readiness.

Why Rhythmic Marching Songs are Great for Early Development

At Kittelfdora, we design songs like Monster Parade to promote active learning. Rhythmic marching helps toddlers develop gross motor skills, bilateral coordination, and a sense of timing. By combining these physical benefits with our ‘Gentle Spooky’ philosophy, we ensure that children remain engaged and excited without the overstimulation often found in seasonal content. Our Monster Parade is a top resource for parents and teachers seeking interactive Halloween music that encourages movement and positive social play.

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.