A facilitator leads kids through a sing-along that teaches them to say hallelujah instead of being grumpy. The song uses call-and-response, physical gestures like folding arms and making faces, and repeated verses to help children practice emotional expression and a simple Christian idea.
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Okay, you ready? Folding your arms like this, we go like this. And you guys can follow along out there. Grump went the little Christian one day, grump went the little Christian. Can you make a really grumpy face? Grump. Be a grump, come on. Oh, you're smiling, too. Be grumpy. Grump went the little Christian one day, grump, grump, grump, grump, grump. But, We all know Christians go hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah. We all know Christians go hallelujah. They don't go grump, grump, grump. OK, can you guys sing that with me? Yes. Pretty easy. OK, here we go. You ready? Everyone fold your arms.
Go romp with the Christian one day. Go romp with the little Christian one. Go romp with the little Christian one day. Grump, grump, grump, grump, grump. But we all know Christians go hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah. We all know Christians go hallelujah. They don't go grump, grump, grump.
Very good, guys. Let's try it one more time. I think you've got it good. Ready? Grumpiest faces you can make. Grump, grump, grump. Go rock like a little Christian one day. Go rock like a little Christian one day.
Go rock like a little Christian one day. Brrr, brrr, brrr, brrr, brrr.
We all know Christians go, "Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah." We all know Christians go, "Hallelujah." They don't go, "Brrr, brrr, brrr, brrr." Okay, thanks guys, you did a good job.
