Songs

• January Song List
  
  Hickory, Dickory, Dock
  Hickory, Dickory, Dock
  The mouse ran up the clock
  The clock struck one and down he comes
  Hickory, Dickory, Dock
  
  The Months of the Year
  January, February, March, April
  May, June, July, August
  September, October, November, December and then we turn around.
  (Do again faster and then say at the end.
  And then we sit right down.)
  
  Kookaburra
  Kookaburra sits in an old gum tree
  Merry, merry king of the bush is he
  Laugh kookaburra
  Laugh kookaburra
  Gay your life must be
  
  Kookaburra sits in an old gum tree
  Eating all the gumdrops he can see
  Stop kookaburra.
  Stop kookaburra.
  Save some gum for me.
  
  Pop Goes the Weasel
  Round and round the mulberry bush
  The monkey chase the weasel
  The monkey thought t’was all in good fun
  Pop! Goes the weasel.
  
  A penny for a spool of thread
  A penny for a needle
  That's the way the money flows
  Pop! Goes the weasel.
  
  Five Little Bears
  Five little bears dancing on the floor
  One fell down and then there were four.
  Four little bears climbing up a tree
  One found a beehive and then there were three.
  Three little bears wondering what to do
  One went for a swim and then there were two.
  Two little bears looking for some fun
  One chased a rabbit and then there was one.
  One little bear missing all his brothers
  Wished upon a star and ran home to Mother.
  
  Meet the Shapes
  This little fellow is a square,
  Four-sided and a bore.
  His neighbor is a circle,
  Who rolls on the floor.
  Next to her sits triangle,
  Who has a pointed head,
  And rectangle, who has four sides,
  Two long, two short instead.
  Last we have a diamond,
  The shape who loves baseball.
  So we have five basic shapes,
  Who came to meet you all.

Ten Red Mittens

Ten red mittens, hanging on the line,

This one blew away, and then there were nine.

Nine red mittens, each one ready for a date,

This one fell down, and then there were eight.

Eight red mittens, one belonged to Evan,

This one found its boy, and then there were seven.

Seven red mittens, doing fancy tricks,

This one found a girl, and then there were six.

Six red mittens, looking so alive,

This one found the baby, then there were five.

Five red mittens, as pretty as before,

This one floated off, and then there were four.

Four red mittens, waving wild and free,

This one lost a clothespin, then there were three.

Three red mittens, looking very new,

This one fell in the mud, then there were two.

Two red mittens, left in the sun,

This one faded away, and then there was one.

One red mitten, tried to run,

It blew up in the air, and then there were none.

The Monkeys and the Alligator

Five little monkeys sitting in a tree

Teasing Mr. Alligator “Can’t catch me.”

Along came Mr. Alligator quiet as can be

And snapped that monkey right out of that tree.

(Continue to go count down.)

ABC’s

A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z

Now I know my ABC’s next time won’t you sing with me.

Shoo Lie Loo

Just from the kitchen, shoo lie loo

With a handfull of biscuits, shoo lie loo

Oh (Miss/ Mr.)____________ shoo lie loo

Fly away over yonder, shoo lie loo.

(repeats with each child's name)

Shake My Sillies Out

I gotta shake, shake, shake my sillies out

Shake, shake, shake my sillies out

Shake, shake, shake my sillies out

And wiggle my waggles away

I gotta clap, clap, clap my crazies out

Clap, clap, clap my crazies out

Clap, clap, clap my crazies out

And wiggle my waggles away

I gotta jump, jump, jump my jiggles out

Jump, jump, jump my jiggles out

Jump, jump, jump my jiggles out

And wiggle my waggles away

I gotta yawn, yawn, yawn my sleepies out

Yawn, yawn, yawn my sleepies out

Yawn, yawn, yawn my sleepies out

And wiggle my waggles away

I gotta shake, shake, shake my sillies out

Shake, shake, shake my sillies out

Shake, shake, shake my sillies out

And wiggle my waggles away

Five Valentines

Five pretty valentines waiting at the store.

_________ bought one and then there were 4.

Four pretty valentines shaped just like a 'V'.

________ bought one and then there were 3.

Three pretty valentines said "I love you."

________ bought on and then there were 2.

Two pretty valentines, this is so much fun!

________ bought one and there there was 1.

One pretty valentine sitting on the shelf.

I felt so sorry that I bought it myself!