Every year for Christmas, our primary hands out a primary music CD as our Christmas gift. It contains the 36 suggested songs found in the Come Follow Me Music for Singing Time 2021.

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Find more information on Music for Singing Time 2021 HERE.

Digital Playlists
If you feel CD’s are a thing of the past, I’ve seen other primaries create digital playlists and email them out to families (creating YouTube playlists like this one HERE created by Allie for 2021 or a Google Drive folder that contains all the songs to download, to name a few ways).
Natalie shared on the Primary Music Leaders FB group HERE what she did for her primary last year (she created another one for 2021 HERE – wish I had known)! If anyone creates something similar, let me know!
I’ve created something similar to what Natalie shared using Kelsey’s song list HERE. and Allie’s YouTube playlist. Check it out HERE.

If you’ve created something for your primary, please feel free to share the details on how you did it! My preference has always been a CD – simply because it’s a more tangible gift. But as a parent, I’m beginning to prefer digital. A great idea is to suggest to families is to put the CD in their cars as most vehicles still have a CD player and a captive audience ;).
Another option instead of doing a 2021 Primary Music CD is a DVD (or a YouTube playlist of videos). They would be similar to the lesson I did HERE for our 2020 Sing-Along Videos.
2021 Primary Music Song List
January
- Joseph Smith’s First Prayer Hymns #26
- Search, Ponder and Pray p. 109
- Family History – I Am Doing It p. 94
February
- The Priesthood is Restored p. 89
- I Want to Be a Missionary Now p. 168
- I Stand All Amazed Hymns #193
March
- When He Comes Again p. 82
- The Church of Jesus Christ p. 77
- When I Am Baptized p. 103
April
- Jesus Said Love Everyone p. 61
- Jesus Has Risen p. 70
- I Want to Be a Missionary Now p. 168
May
- Have I Done Any Good? Hymns #223
- When He Comes Again p. 82
- Choose the Right Hymns, #239
June
- Reverence is Love p. 31
- I’m Trying to Be like Jesus p. 78
- Help Me, Dear Father p. 99
July
- Have I Done Any Good? Hymns #223
- I Know That My Redeemer Lives Hymns #136
- I Feel My Savior’s Love p. 74
August
- The Priesthood is Restored p. 89
- The Holy Ghost p. 105
- I Am a Child of God p. 2
September
- Reverently, Quietly p. 26
- I Am like a Star p. 163
- I Will Be Valiant p. 162
October
- The Spirit of God Hymns #2
- I Love to See the Temple p. 95
- The Church of Jesus Christ p. 77
November
- Family History – I Am Doing It p. 94
- Families Can Be Together Forever p. 188
- Praise to the Man Hymns #27
December
- I Will Follow God’s Plan p. 164
- He Sent His Son p. 34
- Hark! the Herald Angels Sing Hymns #209
(program songs are bolded)
(note, these aren’t the cheapest that Amazon sells but I prefer the Sony brand compared to the no-name. For some reason, it makes for easier burning and I have less “non-usable” cd’s – just my experience!)
CD Cover

- A list of the 36 suggested songs for 2021 including bolded songs that I chose for the program.
- A list of all the 36 suggested songs for 2021 without the bolded songs for the program.
- A blank one (without the song list). To use this blank one, I suggest typing up a list that looks similar to mine (the font I used it just Times New Roman, font size 8), trimming your list so it will fit within the blank square space and taping it on. When you make photo copies, you will never know that you literally copied and pasted.



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These printables are filed on my Resource Library page under Category Title > CD > 2020.
3 thoughts on “2021 Primary Music CD”
Hello!
I suck at this kind of thing- how/where do I go to get the songs you have listed to download for a CD or my phone
Hi Kyla!
I’ll try and work on creating an iTunes playlist then share it here.
~Camille
Hi Kyla!
I updated the post so it now has a playlist file you can download. I’m not sure if it works as I’ve never shared a file like this before so let me know if you have any problems.
~Camille