What Is Your Name? – An Interactive Musical Journey

Meet Your New Magical Friends, Miri & Ori!

Every great adventure starts with a simple hello! Join Miri Moonpaw and Ori Pebbletail, our two magical explorers who are part elf and part kitten, in this cheerful interactive song. Designed specifically for toddlers and early learners, this song encourages children to speak up, recognize their names, and build early social confidence through the power of rhythm.

Take the Magic Beyond the Screen!

Our interactive experience doesn’t end with the music. You can now bring the world of Kittelfdora into your home with our premium “What Is Your Name?” Activity Book.

What’s Inside the Book

Coloring Pages: Beautifully detailed illustrations of Miri and Ori waiting for your child’s creative touch.
Name-Writing Practice: Gentle prompts to help little ones learn to write their own name.
Interactive Games: Matching and drawing activities that boost fine motor skills.
Sing-Along Lyrics: The full song text to read and sing together.

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Lyrics – Sing Along Together!

Hello hello hello to you
Hello hello we’re friends so true

I’m Miri Moonpaw, I love moonlight
I sing with owls under the starry night
What’s your name ?

I’m Ori Pebbletail I jump on stones
I find shiny pebbles near forest homes
What’s your name ?

Hello friend hello to you
We’re Miri and Ori and we want to know you too
Hello friend, say hi
Magic starts when we say “hi”!

Do you like birds ?
Do you like trees ?
We do we do come sing with me…

Do you like wolves ?
Do you like frogs ?
We do we do they’re forest pals…

Hello friend hello to you
We’re Miri and Ori and we want to know you too
Hello friend say hi
Magic starts when we say “hi” !

We’re glad we met we’re happy too
Now it’s time to wave to you
We’ll be back we’ve songs to sing
And tales to tell of everything

So close your eyes and count to three
We’ll meet again beneath a tree…

💡 Teacher & Parent Tip: Making the Most of Musical Play

The Power of Response: When the song asks “What’s your name?”, encourage your child to shout their name out loud. This “call and response” technique is vital for early language development and social courage.
Visual Association: Use the Activity Book while listening to the song. Matching the characters they see in the book with the voices they hear strengthens cognitive associations.
Build Identity: After the song, use the name-writing pages in the book to celebrate your child’s unique identity.

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.