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Our   Schoolwide 
Sing­a­long 
Songbook 
 
Table   of   Contents 
● Hello,   Good­bye   and   Name   Songs 
Hello and how are you
Let's wave hello
Look who's here
Round and round
I wish I had a li le red box
Jambo!
Name game
Jump or Dance Song
Good-bye, So Long, Farewell My Friend 
● Transition   Songs
have a seat
Come Over
Feet On the Ground
Five More Minutes
clean up
Walking
Roly Poley
● Sundry   Songs 
Autumn Leaves are Falling (4 Seasons Song)
Baby Beluga
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baby shark
bumping up and down
Con nents song
Finger family
Five Li le Ducks
Five Li le Muffins
Five Li le Bouquets
Five Li le Firefighters
Five Senses
going to Kentucky
Goldilocks
hey Mr Knickerbocker
I know the planets
I love you a bushel and a peck
If all the raindrops were gumdrops
Itsy bitsy spider
Itsy bitsy others
Li le bird, fly through my window
Li le Elephant Walk
Make new friends
Mom and dad's waltz
Muffin man
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Open shut them
Once I caught a fish alive
Pirate song
Popcorn song
Singing in the rain!
Subway
Tiny Tim
10 horses came galloping
10 li le monkeys
Ten li le penguins
To stop a Train
Two li le blackbirds
Under my bed
Unicorn song
Wind the bobbin
● Big   Movement   Songs 
Hokey pokey
I'm a cuckoo clock
Johnny works with one hammer
My Name is Joe
Slippery fish
There's music inside me
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Hello,   Good­bye   and   Name   Songs 
Hello   and   How   Are   You 
Hello, hello,
Hello and how are you?
I’m fine, I’m fine
And I hope that you are too.
Let’s   Wave   Hello 
Let’s wave hello to Rita
Let’s wave hello to Rita
Hello, hello, hello, hello
Let’s wave hello to Rita
(Continue   with   snap,   wiggle,   clap,   etc) 
Look   Who’s   Here 
Look who’s here its Binny
Look who’s here its Eva
Look who’s here its Kieran
Hello, hello, hello.
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Hello,   Good­bye   and   Name   Songs 
Round   and   Around 
Round and around is the name of the game
Around and around and what’s your name?
Her name is Laurie, her name is Laurie.
Round and around is the name of the game
Around and around and what’s your name?
His name is Robert, his name is Robert.
(Another   variation) 
Round and around is the name of the game
Around and around and what’s your name?
Erica came to school today, Erica came to school toady
Everybody shout, Hooray!
Because Erica came to school today.
I   Wish   I   Had   a   Little   Red   Box 
(Tune:   "Polly   Wolly   Doodle") 
I wish I had a li le red box
To put my mommy in.
I take her out and go,
Kiss, kiss, kiss, (Kiss in air.)
And put her back again.
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Hello,   Good­bye   and   Name   Songs 
Jambo! 
Jambo! Jambo! Jambo! Karibu!
Hello! Hello! Hello and welcome!
Jambo! Jambo! Jambo! Karibu!
Jambo! Jambo!
Jambo! Jambo! Jambo O mama!
Hello,hello, hello my mother!
Jambo! Jambo! Jambo O mama!
Jambo! Jambo!!
Jambo! Jambo! Jambo O baba!
Hello,hello, hello my father!
Jambo! Jambo! Jambo O baba!
Jambo! Jambo!!
Jambo! Jambo! Jambo watoto!
Hello,hello, hello my children!
Jambo! Jambo! Jambo watoto!
Jambo! Jambo!!
Name   Game 
Jack, Jack, bo Back, banana fanana fo Fack, mi my mo Mack, Jack!
Repeat   with   all   the   children’s   names 
   
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Hello,   Good­bye   and   Name   Songs 
Jump   or   Dance   Song 
Jump ___ !
Jump a li le higher!
Jump____!
Jump a li le higher!
Jump_____!
Jump a li le higher!
_________ please sit down!
Jump   or   Dance   Song 
I’ve got a friend named ______.
_______ is her name!
Get up and dance _________!
Get up and dance ________!
Get up and dance_______!
_______ please sit down.
Goodbye,   So   Long,   Farewell   My   Friends 
Goodbye, so long farewell
I’ll see you soon again my friends
Goodbye, so long, farewell.
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Transition   Songs 
Have   a   Seat 
Have a seat on the rug
Have a seat on the rug
Have a seat my friends
Have a seat on the rug
Have a seat on the rug
Have. a. seat. my. friends
Come   Over 
(Tune   of   More   We   Get   Together) 
Come over to our mee ng
Our mee ng
Our mee ng
Come over to our mee ng
And be with our friends
Feet   on   the   Ground 
Put your feet on the ground, ground
Put your feet on the ground, ground
Grow up real tall
No longer are we small
Put your feet on the ground, ground
How slow can you grow? How slow can you grow?
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Transition   Songs 
Five   More   Minutes 
I looked at the clock
And what did it say?
Five more minutes to work/play today.
Clean   Up 
Clean up! Clean up! Everybody everywhere.
Clean up! Clean up! Everybody do you share!
Walking 
We’re walking, walking, walking
Walking down the hallway
(to   the   art   room,   in   the   classroom   room,   etc) 
We’re walking, walking, walking
And now it’s me to stop
(Hop,   tiptoe,   etc.) 
 
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Transition   Songs 
Roly   Poly 
Roly poly, roly poly
up up up
Roly poly, roly poly
down down down.
Roly poly, roly poly
clap clap clap
Roly poly, roly poly
hands behind your back.
   
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Sundry   Songs 
Autumn   Leaves   Are   Falling   (4   Seasons   Song) 
Tune   of   the   More   We   Get   Together 
Autumn leaves are falling
They’re falling
They’re falling
Autumn leaves are falling
They’re falling to the ground
There’s red leaves,
And yellow leaves
And brown leaves
And green leaves
Autumn leaves are falling
They’re falling to the ground
Other   seasons: 
Snow-y flakes are falling to the ground . . .
Song birds are calling from the trees . . .
 
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Sundry   Songs 
Baby   Beluga 
Baby Beluga in the deep blue sea,ᅠᅠᅠ

Swim so wild and you swim so free.

Heaven above, and the sea below,ᅠᅠᅠ

And a li le white whale on the go.


Baby beluga, baby Beluga, is the water warm?

ᅠIs your mama home with you, so happy.

Baby Beluga in the deep blue sea,ᅠᅠᅠ

Swim so wild and you swim so free.

Heaven above and the sea below,ᅠᅠᅠ

And a li le white whale on the go.

You're just a li le white whale on the go.
 
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Sundry   Songs 
Baby   Shark 
Baby shark do do, do do do do
OR 
na   na,   na   na   na   na 
Baby shark do do, do do do do
Baby shark do do, do do do do
Baby shark!
Mama shark . . .
. . .Mama shark!
Daddy shark . . .
. . . Daddy shark!
Grandma shark . . .
. . .Grandma shark!
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Grandpa shark. . .
. . . Grandpa shark!
Shark a ack . . .
. . .Shark a ack!
Swim away. . .
. . .Swim away
Safe in bed do do, do do do do
Safe in bed do do, do do do do
Safe in bed do do, do do do do
Safe in bed
(Pretend   to   sleep) 
 
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Sundry   Songs
Bumping   Up   and   Down 
Bumping up and down in my li le red wagon
Bumping up and down in my li le red wagon
Bumping up and down in my li le red wagon
Won't you be my darling?
One wheel's off and the axle’s broken
One wheel's off and the axle’s broken
One wheel's off and the axle’s broken
Won't you be my darling?
Freddie’s gonna fix it with his hammer
Freddie’s gonna fix it with his hammer
Freddie’s gonna fix it with his hammer
Won't you be my darling?
Laura’s gonna fix it with her pliers
Laura’s gonna fix it with her pliers
Laura’s gonna fix it with her pliers
Won't you be my darling?
 
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Sundry   Songs 
Continent   Song 
These are the con nents
These are the con nents
These are the con nents of the world
North America,
South America,
Africa, Europe and Asia.
Don't forget Australia
Don't forget Antarc ca
 
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Sundry   Songs 
Finger   Family 
Tommy Thumb is up and Tommy Thumb is down
Tommy Thumb is dancing all around the town
Dancing on my shoulders, dancing on my head
Dancing on my knees now tuck him into bed.
Peter Pointer’s up and Peter Pointer is down
Dancing on my shoulders, dancing on my head
Dancing on my knees now tuck him into bed.
Toby Tall is up and Taylor Tall is down
Dancing on my shoulders, dancing on my head
Dancing on my knees now tuck him into bed.
Ruby Ring is up and Ruby Ring is down
Dancing on my shoulders, dancing on my head
Dancing on my knees now tuck her into bed.
Li le Pinkie’s up and Pa y Pinkie’s down
Dancing on my shoulders, dancing on my head
Dancing on my knees now tuck him into bed.
Finger Families up and
Finger Families down.
Finger Families dancing all around the town
Dancing on my shoulders, dancing on my head
Dancing on my knees now tuck him into bed.
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Sundry   Songs 
Five   Little   Ducks 
Five li le ducks went out one day
Over the hills and far away
Mama Duck said, "Quack, quack, quack, quack,"
But only four li le ducks came back...
Four li le ducks went out one day
Over the hills and far away
Mama duck said, "Quack, quack, quack, quack,"
But only three li le ducks came back...
3. . . 2. . .
One li le duck went out one day
Over the hills and far away
Mama duck said, "Quack, quack, quack, quack,"
But no li le ducks came back...
Sad Mama Duck went out one day
Over the hills and far away
Mama duck said, "Quack, quack, quack, quack,"
And all li le ducks came waddling back.
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Sundry   Songs 
Five   Little   Muffins 
5 li le muffins in the bakery shop.
You know the kind with the honey and the sugar on top.
Along came a child with a penny to pay.
And bought one muffin and ran away.
4… 3… 2… 1
Five   Little   Bouquets 
Five li le bouquets
In the flower shop
You know the kind with the fuzzy babies breathe on top
Along came a boy with a dollar to pay.
He took his flowers and skipped away.
Tra-lala Tra-lala Tra la la la.
4… 3… 2… 1
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Sundry   Songs 
Five   Little   Firefighters 
Five li le firefighter standing in a row,
1 2 3 4 5 they go.
Jump on the engine with a SHOUT,
As quick as a wink the fire is out.
Four li le firefighters standing in a row,
1 2 3 4 shh they go.
Jump on the engine with a Shout
As quick as a wink the fire is out.
Three li le firefighters standing in a row,
1 2 3 shh shh they go.
Jump on the engine with a Shout
As quick as a wink the fire is out.
Two li le firefighters standing in a row,
1 2 shh shh shh they go.
Jump on the engine with a Shout
As quick as a wink the fire is out.
One li le firefighters standing in a row,
1 shh shh shh shh they go.
Jump on the engine with a Shout
As quick as a wink the fire is out.
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Sundry   Songs 
Five   Senses 
Five Senses! Five Senses!
We have them! We have them!
Seeing, smelling, hearing, tas ng and touching!
We have them! We have them!
5   Senses   Song  
Version   2 
With my eyes, I can see
Robins nes ng in a tree.
Chorus: 
I see and hear, and smell, and taste, and touch.
With my senses I learn so much!
With my ears, I can hear
Distant noises and sounds quite near.
Chorus 
With my nose, I can smell
Fragrant flowers in the dell.
Chorus 
With my mouth, I can taste
Donuts which are chocolate glazed.
Chorus 
With my hands, I can feel
Bananas with a slippery peel.
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Chorus 
Sundry   Songs 
Going   to   Kentucky 
Oh, we’re going to Kentucky
We’re going to the fair
To see the senorita with flowers in her hair!
Oh, shake it, shake it, shake it
Shake it all you can
Shake it like a milkshake
and do the best you can.
Oh rumble to the bo om
Rumble to the top,
And turn around and turn around un l we holler stop!
 
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Sundry   Songs 
Goldilocks 
When Goldilocks went to the house of the bears
What did her blue eyes see?
A bowl that was huge,
A bowl that was small, and
A bowl that was ny, and that was all, and
She counted them: one, two, three.
When Goldilocks went to the house of the bears
What did her blue eyes see?
A chair that was huge,
A chair that was small, and
A chair that was ny, and that was all, and
She counted them: one, two, three.
When Goldilocks went to the house of the bears
What did her blue eyes see?
A bed that was huge,
A bed that was small, and
A bed that was ny, and that was all, and
She counted them: one, two, three.
When Goldilocks went to the house of the bears
What did her blue eyes see?
A bear that was huge,
A bear that was small, and
A bear that was ny, and that was all, and
And they growled at her – ROARR! ROARR! ROARR
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Sundry   Songs 
Hey   Mr.   Knickerbocker  
Hey Mr. Knickerbocker, boppity-bop
I like-a the way that you boppity-bop
I like-a the way that you boppity-bop with your hands
(clap hands to rhythm)
Hey Mr. Knickerbocker, boppity-bop
I like-a the way that you boppity-bop
I like-a the way that you boppity-bop with your mouth
(Tap cheeks to rhythm) (Yeah!)
Hey Mr. Knickerbocker, boppity-bop
I like-a the way that you boppity-bop
Hey Mr. Knickerbocker, boppity-bop
I like-a the way that you boppity-bop
Hey Mr. Knickerbocker, boppity-bop
I like-a the way that you boppity-bop
Hey Mr. Knickerbocker, boppity-bop
I like-a the way that you boppity-bop!
 
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Sundry   Songs 
I   Know   the   Planets 
Tune:      "Skip   to   my   Lou"  
I know the planets, how about you
I know the planets, how about you
I know the planets, how about you
Let's say the names together
Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars
Jupiter and Saturn among the stars
Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto too
All spin around in space its true
Everything goes around the sun
Spinning, spinning everyone
The Earth is ours, its number three
Its atmosphere is right for me!
   
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Sundry   Songs 
I   Love   You   a   Bushel   and   a   Peck 
I love you a bushel and a peck
A bushel and a peck and a hug around the neck
A hug around the neck and a barrel and a heap
A barrel and a heap and I'm talking' in my sleep
About you, about you
'Cause I love you a bushel and a peck
A bushel and a peck and a hug around the neck
A hug around the neck and a barrel and a heap
A barrel and a heap and I'm talking' in my sleep
About you, about you, you, you, you and you!
   
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Sundry   Songs 
If   All   the   Raindrops   were   Gumdrops 
If all the li le raindrops were lemon drops and lollipops
Oh, what a rain that would be!
I’d be standing outside, with my mouth open wide
Singing ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah
If all the li le sunbeams
were bubblegum and ice cream
Oh, what a sun that would be!
I’d be standing outside, with my mouth open wide
Singing ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah
   
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Sundry   Songs 
Itsy   Bitsy   Spider 
Extended   version 
Itsy Bitsy Spider climbed the water spout
Down came the rain and washed the spider out
Out came the sun and dried up all the rain
So Itsy Bitsy Spider climbed up the spout again
The itsy bitsy spider climbed up the kitchen wall,
whoosh went the fan and made the spider fall,
off went the fan, no longer did it blow,
so the itsy bitsy spider, back up the fan did go.
The itsy bitsy spider climbed up the big oak tree,
she slipped on a limb and landed next to me,
out came the sun and dried up all the rain,
so the itsy bitsy spider, went right back up again.
The itsy bitsy spider climbed up without a stop,
she spun a silky web right at the very top,
she wove and spun and when her web was done,
the itsy bitsy spider, rested in the sun.
   
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Sundry   Songs 
Itsy   Bitsy   Others 
The great big gorilla
Climbed up a coconut tree;
Down came a coconut and bopped him on his knee.
Out came Daddy gorilla and hugged away the pain,
And the great big gorilla climbed up the tree again.
A ny-shiny ladybug
Crawled inside a rose;
A gardener splashed her on her pre y nose.
The ladybug was frightened and thought that it was rain,
And the gardener said: “Sorry. I won’t do that again.”
A teeny- ny pill bug
Lived in a flower bed;
A bird saw it crawling while flying overhead.
The pill bug rolled up and looked just like a stone,
And the bird kept on flying and le it all alone.
A so and lovely bu erfly
Flew around and ‘round;
A strong wind came along and blew it to the ground.
Out came its Mommy and gave it a kiss and hug,
And   the   soft   and   lovely   butterfly   was   as   happy   as   a   bug. 
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Sundry   Songs 
Little   Bird,   Fly   Through   My   Window 
Li le bird, li le bird fly through my window,
Li le bird, li le bird fly through my window,
Li le bird, li le bird fly through my window,
And buy molasses candy.
Fly through my window, my sugar lump,
Fly through my window, my sugar lump,
And buy molasses candy.
Blue bird, blue bird fly through my window,
Blue bird, blue bird fly through my window,
Blue bird, blue bird fly through my window,
And buy molasses candy.
Fly through my window, my sugar lump,
Fly through my window, my sugar lump,
And buy molasses candy.
   
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Sundry   Songs 
Little   Elephant   Walk 
One elephant went out to play
Out on a spider's web one day.
She had such enormous fun
That she called for another elephant to come.
(Elephant   sound) 
Two elephants went out to play
Out on a spider's web one day.
They had such enormous fun
That she called for another elephant to come.
(Elephant   sound) 
3-4-5-6 . . .
Seven li le elephants went out to play
Out on a spider's web one day.
They had such enormous fun
But the spider web broke- and- they all fell down!
 
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Sundry   Songs 
Make   New   Friends 
Make new friends and keep the old.
One is silver and the other’s gold.
A circle’s round and has no end.
That’s how long I want to be your friend!
Mom   and   Dad’s   Waltz 
I'd walk for miles, cry or smile,
For my mama and daddy
I love them and I want them to know
I'd walk for miles, cry or smile,
For my mama and daddy
I love them and I want them to know
In my heart, joy tears start ‘because I'm happy
And I sing every day for mom and pappy
I'd walk for miles cry or smile for my mama and daddy
I love them and I want them to know.
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Sundry   Songs 
Muffin   Man 
Oh, do you know the muffin man,ᅠᅠᅠ
ᅠ
The muffin man, the muffin man,ᅠᅠᅠ
ᅠ
Oh, do you know the muffin man,ᅠᅠᅠ
ᅠ
That lives on Drury Lane?
Oh, yes, I know the muffin man,ᅠᅠᅠ
ᅠ
The muffin man, the muffin man,ᅠᅠᅠ
ᅠ
Oh, yes, I know the muffin man,ᅠᅠᅠ
ᅠ
That lives on Drury Lane.  
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Sundry   Songs 
Open   shut   them   (hands) 
Open and shut them,
Open and shut them,
Give a li le clap, clap clap
Open and shut them,
Open and shut them,
Put them in your lap, lap, alp
Creep them, crawl them
Right up to your chin
Open up your li le mouth
But do not let them in!
OR 
Roll them, roll them
Roll... them just like this,
Shake them, shake them all around
Now blow a li le kiss. Mwah!
   
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Sundry   Songs 
Once   I   Caught   a   Fish   Alive 
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, I once caught a fish alive!
6, 7, 8, 9, 10 but I let it go again!
Why did I let it go? Because it bit my finger so!
Which finger did it bite?
This li le finger on my right!
(Pretend   cry) 
 
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Sundry   Songs 
Pirate   Song 
When I was one I sucked my thumb
The day I went to sea
I jumped aboard a pirate ship
And the captain said to me…
We’re going this way, that way
Forwards and backwards
Over the Irish Sea
We’re going this way, that way
Forwards and backwards
That’s the life for me
When I was two I buckled my shoe
The day I went to sea
I jumped aboard a pirate ship
And the captain said to me…
We’re going this way, that way
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Forwards and backwards
Over the Irish Sea
We’re going this way, that way
Forwards and backwards
That’s the life for me
When I was three I bashed my knee
The day I went to sea
I jumped aboard a pirate ship
And the captain said to me…
 
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Sundry   Songs 
Popcorn   Song 
Pop, pop, pop the popcorn
Pop, pop, pop the popcorn
Pop and pop and pop, pop, pop
Melt, melt, melt the bu er
Melt, melt, melt the bu er
Melt and melt and melt, melt, melt
Sal ng, sal ng popcorn
and salt and salt and salt, salt, salt
Sal ng, sal ng popcorn
and salt and salt and salt, salt, salt
Pop, pop, pop the popcorn
Pop, pop, pop the popcorn
Pop and pop and pop, pop, pop
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Sundry   Songs 
Singing   in   the   Rain! 
I'm singing in the rain, just singing in the rain
What a glorious feeling, I'm happy again!
Call/Response:
Teacher: Thumbs up!
Kids: Thumbs up!
Teacher: Shoulders back!
Kids: Shoulders Back!
ALL: Choo choo, cha cha, Choo choo, cha cha, Choo choo cha cha!
Repeat   refrain   before   adding   each   new   item:   knees   together, 
bottom   up,   tongue   out,   eyes   closed 
(Pretend   cry) 
 
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Sundry   Songs 
Subway 
Bing bong, the doors open on the train
Bing bong, all the people pile in
Bing bong, and the doors shut ght
And we’re rolling down the track
Rolling down the track
Bing bong, now here’s our stop
Bing bong, all the doors open up
Bing bong, I say bye-bye train
‘Cause it’s rolling down the track
Rolling down the track
Bing bong, clickety clack
Bing bong, clickety clack
Bing bong, clickety clack
We’re rolling down the track
We’re rolling down the track
 
Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   44   of   59 
Sundry   Songs 
Tiny   Tim 
I have a li le turtle
(Cup   hands   together.) 
His name was Tiny Tim.
I put him in the bathtub
(Put   hands   down   on   floor.) 
To see if he could swim.
(Pretend   to   swim.) 
He drank up all the water.
   (Pretend   to   drink.) 
He ate up all the soap.  
(Pretend   to   gobble   soap.) 
I took him to the doctor
(Lay   head   on   hands.) 
With bubbles in his throat.
(Vibrate   lips   together.) 
Bubble- bubble- POP!  
Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   45   of   59 
Sundry   Songs 
Ten   Horses   Came   Galloping 
Ten li le horses came galloping into town.
(Gallop   hands   to   front) 
Five were black and five were brown.
(Emphasize   one   hand,   then   the   other) 
They galloped up.
(Gallop   hands   up) 
They galloped down.
(Gallop   hands   down) 
Then they galloped out of town.
(Gallop   hands   back   behind   your   back) 
   
Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   46   of   59 
Sundry   Songs 
Ten   Little   Monkeys  
Ten li le monkeys
Swinging in the tree!
Teasing Mr. Crocodile,
“You can’t catch me!”
Along came Mr. Crocodile
As quiet as can be
And he SNAPPED that monkey right out of the tree.
Ten   Little   Penguins 
Ten Li le penguins
Swimming in the sea,
Teasing Mr. Leopard Seal,
“You can’t catch me!”
Along came the leopard seal
As quiet as can be
And SNAPPED that penguin right out of the sea!
   
Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   47   of   59 
Sundry   Songs 
To   Stop   a   Train 
To stop
(Stop   gesture) 
A train
(Roll   fists) 
In cases of emergency
(Flashing   hand   gestures) 
Pull down the chain; pull down the chain
(Pretend   to   pull   down   the   chain   x2) 
Penalty for improper use
(Wag   finger) 
Five dollars
(Show   five   fingers   then   clap   hands   together) 
 
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NO SOUNDS- To   stop
(Stop   gesture) 
A train
(Roll   fists) 
In cases of emergency
(Flashing   hand   gestures) 
Pull down the chain; pull down the chain
(Pretend   to   pull   down   the   chain   x2) 
Penalty for improper use
(Wag   finger) 
Five dollars
(Show   five   fingers   then   clap   hands   together) 
(Continue   until   entire   song   is   silent   hand   gestures.) 
   
Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   49   of   59 
Sundry   Songs 
Two   Little   Blackbirds 
Two li le blackbirds si ng on a hill.
One named Jack and one named Jill.
Fly away Jack, flay away Jill.
Come back Jack, come back Jill.
Two li le blackbirds flying in the sky.
One named Low and one named High...
Two li le blackbirds si ng on a pole.
One named Fast and one named Slow...
Two li le blackbirds si ng on a gate...
One named Early and one named Late...
More   variations 
Playing in the snow, 1 was fast and the other was SLOWWWW...
Si ng on the ice, 1 was mean, the other was nice...
Si ng on a lily, 1 was serious, the other was silly...
Si ng on a mop, 1 named bo om, one named top...
Si ng on a car . . . Near/Far
Si ng on a cloud . . . Quiet/Loud
Si ng on a mast . . . Slow/Fast
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Sundry   Songs 
Two   Little   Blackbirds  
continued 
Variation   2 
Two li le squirrels si ng on a gate
One named early and one named late.
Run away early. Run away late.
Come back early. Come back late.
Variation   3 
Two li le penguins si ng on a hill,
One named Jack and the other named Jill.
Slide away, Jack (wheeeee!)
Slide away, Jill (wheeeee!)
Come back, Jack
Variation   4 
You   can   also   do   this   song   with   birds   or   other   animals   of   different 
colors.   Just   repeat   the   original   version   but   change   the   colors   of   the 
birds   (Two   little   blue   birds,   or   red   birds,   or   green   birds,   etc.).   It's 
fun   to   do   with   felt   birds   and   let   the   children   call   out   the   colors   as 
you   hold   them   up. 
   
Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   51   of   59 
Sundry   Songs 
Under   My   Bed 
By Oran Etkin
There is a cow under my bed
There is a cow under my bed
She says moo-moo, all through the night
She says moo-moo, all through the night
(Continue   with   other   animals.   Works   well   with   letter   sounds   too.) 
Unicorn   Song 
A long me ago, when the Earth was green
There was more kinds of animals than you've ever seen
They'd run around free while the Earth was being born
And the loveliest of all was the unicorn
There was green alligators and
long-necked geese
Some humpty backed camels and
some chimpanzees
Some cats and rats and elephants,
but sure as you're born
The loveliest of all was the unicorn
Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   52   of   59 
Sundry   Songs 
Wind   the   Bobbin 
Great   song   to   center   and   regulate   energy! 
Wind, wind, wind the bobbin
Wind, wind, wind the bobbin
Pull and pull and tap tap tap
Wind, wind, wind the bobbin
Wind, wind, wind the bobbin
Pull and pull and tap tap tap
Marching, marching in row
Around and around and around we go
Marching, marching in row
Around and around and around we go
Wind, wind, wind the bobbin
Wind, wind, wind the bobbin
Pull and pull and tap tap tap
Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   53   of   59 
Big   Movement   Songs 
Hokey   Pokey 
You put your right hand in,
You put your right hand out,
You put your right hand in,
And you shake it all about,
You do the hokey pokey
And you turn yourself around
That what it's all about!
(Continue   part   by   part   until   you   get   to   Your   Whole   Self) 
   
Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   54   of   59 
Big   Movement   Songs 
I’m   a   Cuckoo   Clock 
Tick tock, ck tock
I'm a li le cuckoo clock. (Rock   side   to   side) 
Tick tock, ck tock
Now I’m striking one o'clock. (Stop,   sit/stand   up   extra   tall) 
Cuckoo!      (Jump   into   the   air)
(Continue   with   two,   three,   four   and   five   o'clock.   Works   great   with 
a   finger   puppet   too!) 
   
Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   55   of   59 
Big   Movement   Songs 
Johnny   Works   with   One   Hammer 
(Can   be   done   with   just   fingers   too) 
Johnny works with 1 hammer, 1 hammer, 1 hammer,
Johnny works with 1 hammer,
Then he works with two.
(Hammer one fist lightly on leg)
2 . . . . 2 hammers
(Hammer   both   fists   on   legs)
3 . . . . 3 hammers
(Hammer   both   fists   on   legs   and   one   foot   on   the   floor)
4 . . . . 4 hammers
(Hammer   both   fists   on   legs   and   both   feet   on   the   floor) 
5. Johnny works with 5 hammers, 5 hammers, 5 hammers,
Johnny works with 5 hammers
(Hammer   both   fists   on   legs,   both   feet   on   floor,   and   nod   head   down 
and   up) 
Then he goes to sleep.
(Rest   head   on   joined   palms,   pretending   to   go   to   sleep) 
 
Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   56   of   59 
Big   Movement   Songs 
Slippery   Fish 
(Put   your   palms   together   in   a   prayer   position   to   resemble   a   fish   and 
wiggle   them   together   as   if   swimming) 
Slippery fish, slippery fish, sliding through the water,
Slippery fish, slippery fish, Gulp, Gulp, Gulp!
Oh, no! It’s been eaten by an …
(Wave   your   arms   up   and   down   like   the   flailing   arms   of   an   octopus.) 
Octopus, octopus, squiggling in the water
Octopus, octopus, Gulp, Gulp, Gulp!
Oh, no! It’s been eaten by a …
(Put   your   hands   together   with   your   fingers   slightly   bent   and   spread, 
keeping   your   palms   touching   each   other.   Open   and   close   your   hands   as 
you   sing.) 
Tuna fish, tuna fish, flashing in the water,
Tuna fish, tuna fish, Gulp, Gulp, Gulp!
Oh, no! It’s been eaten by a …
(Place   one   hand,   with   fingers   straight   upwards,   on   top   of   your   head.) 
Great white shark, great white shark, lurking in the water,
Great white shark, great white shark, Gulp, Gulp, Gulp!
Oh, no! It’s been eaten by a …
(Make   a   large   circle   with   your   arms   to   make   yourself   into   a   humongous 
whale.      Also   deepen   your   tone   for   this   verse.) 
Humongous whale, humongous whale, spou ng in the water,
Humongous whale, humongous whale,
Gulp! … Gulp! … Gulp!
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Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   58   of   59 
Big   Movement   Songs 
There’s   Music   Inside   Me 
There’s music, there’s music there’s music inside me.
There’s music, there’s music there’s music inside me.
My hands say (clap, clap, clap)
My feet say (stomp, stomp, stomp)
My mouth says la, la, la
My waste says cha cha cha
Mi cuerpo, mi cuerpo hace musica
Mi cuerpo, mi cuerpo hace musica
Mis manos hace (clap, clap, clap)
Mis pies hacen (clap, clap, clap)
Mi boca hace la la la
Cintura hace cha cha cha!
Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   59   of   59 

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School Songbook

  • 2. Table   of   Contents  ● Hello,   Good­bye   and   Name   Songs  Hello and how are you Let's wave hello Look who's here Round and round I wish I had a li le red box Jambo! Name game Jump or Dance Song Good-bye, So Long, Farewell My Friend  ● Transition   Songs have a seat Come Over Feet On the Ground Five More Minutes clean up Walking Roly Poley ● Sundry   Songs  Autumn Leaves are Falling (4 Seasons Song) Baby Beluga Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   2   of   59 
  • 3. baby shark bumping up and down Con nents song Finger family Five Li le Ducks Five Li le Muffins Five Li le Bouquets Five Li le Firefighters Five Senses going to Kentucky Goldilocks hey Mr Knickerbocker I know the planets I love you a bushel and a peck If all the raindrops were gumdrops Itsy bitsy spider Itsy bitsy others Li le bird, fly through my window Li le Elephant Walk Make new friends Mom and dad's waltz Muffin man Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   3   of   59 
  • 4. Open shut them Once I caught a fish alive Pirate song Popcorn song Singing in the rain! Subway Tiny Tim 10 horses came galloping 10 li le monkeys Ten li le penguins To stop a Train Two li le blackbirds Under my bed Unicorn song Wind the bobbin ● Big   Movement   Songs  Hokey pokey I'm a cuckoo clock Johnny works with one hammer My Name is Joe Slippery fish There's music inside me Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   4   of   59 
  • 6. Hello,   Good­bye   and   Name   Songs  Hello   and   How   Are   You  Hello, hello, Hello and how are you? I’m fine, I’m fine And I hope that you are too. Let’s   Wave   Hello  Let’s wave hello to Rita Let’s wave hello to Rita Hello, hello, hello, hello Let’s wave hello to Rita (Continue   with   snap,   wiggle,   clap,   etc)  Look   Who’s   Here  Look who’s here its Binny Look who’s here its Eva Look who’s here its Kieran Hello, hello, hello. Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   6   of   59 
  • 7. Hello,   Good­bye   and   Name   Songs  Round   and   Around  Round and around is the name of the game Around and around and what’s your name? Her name is Laurie, her name is Laurie. Round and around is the name of the game Around and around and what’s your name? His name is Robert, his name is Robert. (Another   variation)  Round and around is the name of the game Around and around and what’s your name? Erica came to school today, Erica came to school toady Everybody shout, Hooray! Because Erica came to school today. I   Wish   I   Had   a   Little   Red   Box  (Tune:   "Polly   Wolly   Doodle")  I wish I had a li le red box To put my mommy in. I take her out and go, Kiss, kiss, kiss, (Kiss in air.) And put her back again. Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   7   of   59 
  • 8. Hello,   Good­bye   and   Name   Songs  Jambo!  Jambo! Jambo! Jambo! Karibu! Hello! Hello! Hello and welcome! Jambo! Jambo! Jambo! Karibu! Jambo! Jambo! Jambo! Jambo! Jambo O mama! Hello,hello, hello my mother! Jambo! Jambo! Jambo O mama! Jambo! Jambo!! Jambo! Jambo! Jambo O baba! Hello,hello, hello my father! Jambo! Jambo! Jambo O baba! Jambo! Jambo!! Jambo! Jambo! Jambo watoto! Hello,hello, hello my children! Jambo! Jambo! Jambo watoto! Jambo! Jambo!! Name   Game  Jack, Jack, bo Back, banana fanana fo Fack, mi my mo Mack, Jack! Repeat   with   all   the   children’s   names      Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   8   of   59 
  • 9. Hello,   Good­bye   and   Name   Songs  Jump   or   Dance   Song  Jump ___ ! Jump a li le higher! Jump____! Jump a li le higher! Jump_____! Jump a li le higher! _________ please sit down! Jump   or   Dance   Song  I’ve got a friend named ______. _______ is her name! Get up and dance _________! Get up and dance ________! Get up and dance_______! _______ please sit down. Goodbye,   So   Long,   Farewell   My   Friends  Goodbye, so long farewell I’ll see you soon again my friends Goodbye, so long, farewell. Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   9   of   59 
  • 10. Transition   Songs  Have   a   Seat  Have a seat on the rug Have a seat on the rug Have a seat my friends Have a seat on the rug Have a seat on the rug Have. a. seat. my. friends Come   Over  (Tune   of   More   We   Get   Together)  Come over to our mee ng Our mee ng Our mee ng Come over to our mee ng And be with our friends Feet   on   the   Ground  Put your feet on the ground, ground Put your feet on the ground, ground Grow up real tall No longer are we small Put your feet on the ground, ground How slow can you grow? How slow can you grow? Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   10   of   59 
  • 11. Transition   Songs  Five   More   Minutes  I looked at the clock And what did it say? Five more minutes to work/play today. Clean   Up  Clean up! Clean up! Everybody everywhere. Clean up! Clean up! Everybody do you share! Walking  We’re walking, walking, walking Walking down the hallway (to   the   art   room,   in   the   classroom   room,   etc)  We’re walking, walking, walking And now it’s me to stop (Hop,   tiptoe,   etc.)    Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   11   of   59 
  • 12. Transition   Songs  Roly   Poly  Roly poly, roly poly up up up Roly poly, roly poly down down down. Roly poly, roly poly clap clap clap Roly poly, roly poly hands behind your back.     Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   12   of   59 
  • 13. Sundry   Songs  Autumn   Leaves   Are   Falling   (4   Seasons   Song)  Tune   of   the   More   We   Get   Together  Autumn leaves are falling They’re falling They’re falling Autumn leaves are falling They’re falling to the ground There’s red leaves, And yellow leaves And brown leaves And green leaves Autumn leaves are falling They’re falling to the ground Other   seasons:  Snow-y flakes are falling to the ground . . . Song birds are calling from the trees . . .   Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   13   of   59 
  • 14. Sundry   Songs  Baby   Beluga  Baby Beluga in the deep blue sea,ᅠᅠᅠ
 Swim so wild and you swim so free.
 Heaven above, and the sea below,ᅠᅠᅠ
 And a li le white whale on the go.

 Baby beluga, baby Beluga, is the water warm? 
ᅠIs your mama home with you, so happy.
 Baby Beluga in the deep blue sea,ᅠᅠᅠ
 Swim so wild and you swim so free.
 Heaven above and the sea below,ᅠᅠᅠ
 And a li le white whale on the go.
 You're just a li le white whale on the go.   Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   14   of   59 
  • 15. Sundry   Songs  Baby   Shark  Baby shark do do, do do do do OR  na   na,   na   na   na   na  Baby shark do do, do do do do Baby shark do do, do do do do Baby shark! Mama shark . . . . . .Mama shark! Daddy shark . . . . . . Daddy shark! Grandma shark . . . . . .Grandma shark! Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   15   of   59 
  • 16. Grandpa shark. . . . . . Grandpa shark! Shark a ack . . . . . .Shark a ack! Swim away. . . . . .Swim away Safe in bed do do, do do do do Safe in bed do do, do do do do Safe in bed do do, do do do do Safe in bed (Pretend   to   sleep)    Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   16   of   59 
  • 17. Sundry   Songs Bumping   Up   and   Down  Bumping up and down in my li le red wagon Bumping up and down in my li le red wagon Bumping up and down in my li le red wagon Won't you be my darling? One wheel's off and the axle’s broken One wheel's off and the axle’s broken One wheel's off and the axle’s broken Won't you be my darling? Freddie’s gonna fix it with his hammer Freddie’s gonna fix it with his hammer Freddie’s gonna fix it with his hammer Won't you be my darling? Laura’s gonna fix it with her pliers Laura’s gonna fix it with her pliers Laura’s gonna fix it with her pliers Won't you be my darling?   Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   17   of   59 
  • 18. Sundry   Songs  Continent   Song  These are the con nents These are the con nents These are the con nents of the world North America, South America, Africa, Europe and Asia. Don't forget Australia Don't forget Antarc ca   Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   18   of   59 
  • 19. Sundry   Songs  Finger   Family  Tommy Thumb is up and Tommy Thumb is down Tommy Thumb is dancing all around the town Dancing on my shoulders, dancing on my head Dancing on my knees now tuck him into bed. Peter Pointer’s up and Peter Pointer is down Dancing on my shoulders, dancing on my head Dancing on my knees now tuck him into bed. Toby Tall is up and Taylor Tall is down Dancing on my shoulders, dancing on my head Dancing on my knees now tuck him into bed. Ruby Ring is up and Ruby Ring is down Dancing on my shoulders, dancing on my head Dancing on my knees now tuck her into bed. Li le Pinkie’s up and Pa y Pinkie’s down Dancing on my shoulders, dancing on my head Dancing on my knees now tuck him into bed. Finger Families up and Finger Families down. Finger Families dancing all around the town Dancing on my shoulders, dancing on my head Dancing on my knees now tuck him into bed. Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   19   of   59 
  • 21. Sundry   Songs  Five   Little   Ducks  Five li le ducks went out one day Over the hills and far away Mama Duck said, "Quack, quack, quack, quack," But only four li le ducks came back... Four li le ducks went out one day Over the hills and far away Mama duck said, "Quack, quack, quack, quack," But only three li le ducks came back... 3. . . 2. . . One li le duck went out one day Over the hills and far away Mama duck said, "Quack, quack, quack, quack," But no li le ducks came back... Sad Mama Duck went out one day Over the hills and far away Mama duck said, "Quack, quack, quack, quack," And all li le ducks came waddling back. Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   21   of   59 
  • 22. Sundry   Songs  Five   Little   Muffins  5 li le muffins in the bakery shop. You know the kind with the honey and the sugar on top. Along came a child with a penny to pay. And bought one muffin and ran away. 4… 3… 2… 1 Five   Little   Bouquets  Five li le bouquets In the flower shop You know the kind with the fuzzy babies breathe on top Along came a boy with a dollar to pay. He took his flowers and skipped away. Tra-lala Tra-lala Tra la la la. 4… 3… 2… 1 Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   22   of   59 
  • 23. Sundry   Songs  Five   Little   Firefighters  Five li le firefighter standing in a row, 1 2 3 4 5 they go. Jump on the engine with a SHOUT, As quick as a wink the fire is out. Four li le firefighters standing in a row, 1 2 3 4 shh they go. Jump on the engine with a Shout As quick as a wink the fire is out. Three li le firefighters standing in a row, 1 2 3 shh shh they go. Jump on the engine with a Shout As quick as a wink the fire is out. Two li le firefighters standing in a row, 1 2 shh shh shh they go. Jump on the engine with a Shout As quick as a wink the fire is out. One li le firefighters standing in a row, 1 shh shh shh shh they go. Jump on the engine with a Shout As quick as a wink the fire is out. Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   23   of   59 
  • 25. Sundry   Songs  Five   Senses  Five Senses! Five Senses! We have them! We have them! Seeing, smelling, hearing, tas ng and touching! We have them! We have them! 5   Senses   Song   Version   2  With my eyes, I can see Robins nes ng in a tree. Chorus:  I see and hear, and smell, and taste, and touch. With my senses I learn so much! With my ears, I can hear Distant noises and sounds quite near. Chorus  With my nose, I can smell Fragrant flowers in the dell. Chorus  With my mouth, I can taste Donuts which are chocolate glazed. Chorus  With my hands, I can feel Bananas with a slippery peel. Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   25   of   59 
  • 26. Chorus  Sundry   Songs  Going   to   Kentucky  Oh, we’re going to Kentucky We’re going to the fair To see the senorita with flowers in her hair! Oh, shake it, shake it, shake it Shake it all you can Shake it like a milkshake and do the best you can. Oh rumble to the bo om Rumble to the top, And turn around and turn around un l we holler stop!   Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   26   of   59 
  • 27. Sundry   Songs  Goldilocks  When Goldilocks went to the house of the bears What did her blue eyes see? A bowl that was huge, A bowl that was small, and A bowl that was ny, and that was all, and She counted them: one, two, three. When Goldilocks went to the house of the bears What did her blue eyes see? A chair that was huge, A chair that was small, and A chair that was ny, and that was all, and She counted them: one, two, three. When Goldilocks went to the house of the bears What did her blue eyes see? A bed that was huge, A bed that was small, and A bed that was ny, and that was all, and She counted them: one, two, three. When Goldilocks went to the house of the bears What did her blue eyes see? A bear that was huge, A bear that was small, and A bear that was ny, and that was all, and And they growled at her – ROARR! ROARR! ROARR Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   27   of   59 
  • 28. Sundry   Songs  Hey   Mr.   Knickerbocker   Hey Mr. Knickerbocker, boppity-bop I like-a the way that you boppity-bop I like-a the way that you boppity-bop with your hands (clap hands to rhythm) Hey Mr. Knickerbocker, boppity-bop I like-a the way that you boppity-bop I like-a the way that you boppity-bop with your mouth (Tap cheeks to rhythm) (Yeah!) Hey Mr. Knickerbocker, boppity-bop I like-a the way that you boppity-bop Hey Mr. Knickerbocker, boppity-bop I like-a the way that you boppity-bop Hey Mr. Knickerbocker, boppity-bop I like-a the way that you boppity-bop Hey Mr. Knickerbocker, boppity-bop I like-a the way that you boppity-bop!   Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   28   of   59 
  • 29. Sundry   Songs  I   Know   the   Planets  Tune:      "Skip   to   my   Lou"   I know the planets, how about you I know the planets, how about you I know the planets, how about you Let's say the names together Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars Jupiter and Saturn among the stars Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto too All spin around in space its true Everything goes around the sun Spinning, spinning everyone The Earth is ours, its number three Its atmosphere is right for me!     Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   29   of   59 
  • 30. Sundry   Songs  I   Love   You   a   Bushel   and   a   Peck  I love you a bushel and a peck A bushel and a peck and a hug around the neck A hug around the neck and a barrel and a heap A barrel and a heap and I'm talking' in my sleep About you, about you 'Cause I love you a bushel and a peck A bushel and a peck and a hug around the neck A hug around the neck and a barrel and a heap A barrel and a heap and I'm talking' in my sleep About you, about you, you, you, you and you!     Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   30   of   59 
  • 31. Sundry   Songs  If   All   the   Raindrops   were   Gumdrops  If all the li le raindrops were lemon drops and lollipops Oh, what a rain that would be! I’d be standing outside, with my mouth open wide Singing ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah If all the li le sunbeams were bubblegum and ice cream Oh, what a sun that would be! I’d be standing outside, with my mouth open wide Singing ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah     Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   31   of   59 
  • 32. Sundry   Songs  Itsy   Bitsy   Spider  Extended   version  Itsy Bitsy Spider climbed the water spout Down came the rain and washed the spider out Out came the sun and dried up all the rain So Itsy Bitsy Spider climbed up the spout again The itsy bitsy spider climbed up the kitchen wall, whoosh went the fan and made the spider fall, off went the fan, no longer did it blow, so the itsy bitsy spider, back up the fan did go. The itsy bitsy spider climbed up the big oak tree, she slipped on a limb and landed next to me, out came the sun and dried up all the rain, so the itsy bitsy spider, went right back up again. The itsy bitsy spider climbed up without a stop, she spun a silky web right at the very top, she wove and spun and when her web was done, the itsy bitsy spider, rested in the sun.     Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   32   of   59 
  • 33. Sundry   Songs  Itsy   Bitsy   Others  The great big gorilla Climbed up a coconut tree; Down came a coconut and bopped him on his knee. Out came Daddy gorilla and hugged away the pain, And the great big gorilla climbed up the tree again. A ny-shiny ladybug Crawled inside a rose; A gardener splashed her on her pre y nose. The ladybug was frightened and thought that it was rain, And the gardener said: “Sorry. I won’t do that again.” A teeny- ny pill bug Lived in a flower bed; A bird saw it crawling while flying overhead. The pill bug rolled up and looked just like a stone, And the bird kept on flying and le it all alone. A so and lovely bu erfly Flew around and ‘round; A strong wind came along and blew it to the ground. Out came its Mommy and gave it a kiss and hug, And   the   soft   and   lovely   butterfly   was   as   happy   as   a   bug.  Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   33   of   59 
  • 34. Sundry   Songs  Little   Bird,   Fly   Through   My   Window  Li le bird, li le bird fly through my window, Li le bird, li le bird fly through my window, Li le bird, li le bird fly through my window, And buy molasses candy. Fly through my window, my sugar lump, Fly through my window, my sugar lump, And buy molasses candy. Blue bird, blue bird fly through my window, Blue bird, blue bird fly through my window, Blue bird, blue bird fly through my window, And buy molasses candy. Fly through my window, my sugar lump, Fly through my window, my sugar lump, And buy molasses candy.     Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   34   of   59 
  • 35. Sundry   Songs  Little   Elephant   Walk  One elephant went out to play Out on a spider's web one day. She had such enormous fun That she called for another elephant to come. (Elephant   sound)  Two elephants went out to play Out on a spider's web one day. They had such enormous fun That she called for another elephant to come. (Elephant   sound)  3-4-5-6 . . . Seven li le elephants went out to play Out on a spider's web one day. They had such enormous fun But the spider web broke- and- they all fell down!   Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   35   of   59 
  • 36. Sundry   Songs  Make   New   Friends  Make new friends and keep the old. One is silver and the other’s gold. A circle’s round and has no end. That’s how long I want to be your friend! Mom   and   Dad’s   Waltz  I'd walk for miles, cry or smile, For my mama and daddy I love them and I want them to know I'd walk for miles, cry or smile, For my mama and daddy I love them and I want them to know In my heart, joy tears start ‘because I'm happy And I sing every day for mom and pappy I'd walk for miles cry or smile for my mama and daddy I love them and I want them to know. Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   36   of   59 
  • 37. Sundry   Songs  Muffin   Man  Oh, do you know the muffin man,ᅠᅠᅠ
ᅠ The muffin man, the muffin man,ᅠᅠᅠ
ᅠ Oh, do you know the muffin man,ᅠᅠᅠ
ᅠ That lives on Drury Lane? Oh, yes, I know the muffin man,ᅠᅠᅠ
ᅠ The muffin man, the muffin man,ᅠᅠᅠ
ᅠ Oh, yes, I know the muffin man,ᅠᅠᅠ
ᅠ That lives on Drury Lane.   Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   37   of   59 
  • 38. Sundry   Songs  Open   shut   them   (hands)  Open and shut them, Open and shut them, Give a li le clap, clap clap Open and shut them, Open and shut them, Put them in your lap, lap, alp Creep them, crawl them Right up to your chin Open up your li le mouth But do not let them in! OR  Roll them, roll them Roll... them just like this, Shake them, shake them all around Now blow a li le kiss. Mwah!     Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   38   of   59 
  • 39. Sundry   Songs  Once   I   Caught   a   Fish   Alive  1, 2, 3, 4, 5, I once caught a fish alive! 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 but I let it go again! Why did I let it go? Because it bit my finger so! Which finger did it bite? This li le finger on my right! (Pretend   cry)    Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   39   of   59 
  • 40. Sundry   Songs  Pirate   Song  When I was one I sucked my thumb The day I went to sea I jumped aboard a pirate ship And the captain said to me… We’re going this way, that way Forwards and backwards Over the Irish Sea We’re going this way, that way Forwards and backwards That’s the life for me When I was two I buckled my shoe The day I went to sea I jumped aboard a pirate ship And the captain said to me… We’re going this way, that way Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   40   of   59 
  • 41. Forwards and backwards Over the Irish Sea We’re going this way, that way Forwards and backwards That’s the life for me When I was three I bashed my knee The day I went to sea I jumped aboard a pirate ship And the captain said to me…   Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   41   of   59 
  • 42. Sundry   Songs  Popcorn   Song  Pop, pop, pop the popcorn Pop, pop, pop the popcorn Pop and pop and pop, pop, pop Melt, melt, melt the bu er Melt, melt, melt the bu er Melt and melt and melt, melt, melt Sal ng, sal ng popcorn and salt and salt and salt, salt, salt Sal ng, sal ng popcorn and salt and salt and salt, salt, salt Pop, pop, pop the popcorn Pop, pop, pop the popcorn Pop and pop and pop, pop, pop Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   42   of   59 
  • 43. Sundry   Songs  Singing   in   the   Rain!  I'm singing in the rain, just singing in the rain What a glorious feeling, I'm happy again! Call/Response: Teacher: Thumbs up! Kids: Thumbs up! Teacher: Shoulders back! Kids: Shoulders Back! ALL: Choo choo, cha cha, Choo choo, cha cha, Choo choo cha cha! Repeat   refrain   before   adding   each   new   item:   knees   together,  bottom   up,   tongue   out,   eyes   closed  (Pretend   cry)    Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   43   of   59 
  • 44. Sundry   Songs  Subway  Bing bong, the doors open on the train Bing bong, all the people pile in Bing bong, and the doors shut ght And we’re rolling down the track Rolling down the track Bing bong, now here’s our stop Bing bong, all the doors open up Bing bong, I say bye-bye train ‘Cause it’s rolling down the track Rolling down the track Bing bong, clickety clack Bing bong, clickety clack Bing bong, clickety clack We’re rolling down the track We’re rolling down the track   Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   44   of   59 
  • 45. Sundry   Songs  Tiny   Tim  I have a li le turtle (Cup   hands   together.)  His name was Tiny Tim. I put him in the bathtub (Put   hands   down   on   floor.)  To see if he could swim. (Pretend   to   swim.)  He drank up all the water.    (Pretend   to   drink.)  He ate up all the soap.   (Pretend   to   gobble   soap.)  I took him to the doctor (Lay   head   on   hands.)  With bubbles in his throat. (Vibrate   lips   together.)  Bubble- bubble- POP!   Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   45   of   59 
  • 46. Sundry   Songs  Ten   Horses   Came   Galloping  Ten li le horses came galloping into town. (Gallop   hands   to   front)  Five were black and five were brown. (Emphasize   one   hand,   then   the   other)  They galloped up. (Gallop   hands   up)  They galloped down. (Gallop   hands   down)  Then they galloped out of town. (Gallop   hands   back   behind   your   back)      Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   46   of   59 
  • 47. Sundry   Songs  Ten   Little   Monkeys   Ten li le monkeys Swinging in the tree! Teasing Mr. Crocodile, “You can’t catch me!” Along came Mr. Crocodile As quiet as can be And he SNAPPED that monkey right out of the tree. Ten   Little   Penguins  Ten Li le penguins Swimming in the sea, Teasing Mr. Leopard Seal, “You can’t catch me!” Along came the leopard seal As quiet as can be And SNAPPED that penguin right out of the sea!     Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   47   of   59 
  • 48. Sundry   Songs  To   Stop   a   Train  To stop (Stop   gesture)  A train (Roll   fists)  In cases of emergency (Flashing   hand   gestures)  Pull down the chain; pull down the chain (Pretend   to   pull   down   the   chain   x2)  Penalty for improper use (Wag   finger)  Five dollars (Show   five   fingers   then   clap   hands   together)    Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   48   of   59 
  • 49. NO SOUNDS- To   stop (Stop   gesture)  A train (Roll   fists)  In cases of emergency (Flashing   hand   gestures)  Pull down the chain; pull down the chain (Pretend   to   pull   down   the   chain   x2)  Penalty for improper use (Wag   finger)  Five dollars (Show   five   fingers   then   clap   hands   together)  (Continue   until   entire   song   is   silent   hand   gestures.)      Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   49   of   59 
  • 50. Sundry   Songs  Two   Little   Blackbirds  Two li le blackbirds si ng on a hill. One named Jack and one named Jill. Fly away Jack, flay away Jill. Come back Jack, come back Jill. Two li le blackbirds flying in the sky. One named Low and one named High... Two li le blackbirds si ng on a pole. One named Fast and one named Slow... Two li le blackbirds si ng on a gate... One named Early and one named Late... More   variations  Playing in the snow, 1 was fast and the other was SLOWWWW... Si ng on the ice, 1 was mean, the other was nice... Si ng on a lily, 1 was serious, the other was silly... Si ng on a mop, 1 named bo om, one named top... Si ng on a car . . . Near/Far Si ng on a cloud . . . Quiet/Loud Si ng on a mast . . . Slow/Fast Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   50   of   59 
  • 51. Sundry   Songs  Two   Little   Blackbirds   continued  Variation   2  Two li le squirrels si ng on a gate One named early and one named late. Run away early. Run away late. Come back early. Come back late. Variation   3  Two li le penguins si ng on a hill, One named Jack and the other named Jill. Slide away, Jack (wheeeee!) Slide away, Jill (wheeeee!) Come back, Jack Variation   4  You   can   also   do   this   song   with   birds   or   other   animals   of   different  colors.   Just   repeat   the   original   version   but   change   the   colors   of   the  birds   (Two   little   blue   birds,   or   red   birds,   or   green   birds,   etc.).   It's  fun   to   do   with   felt   birds   and   let   the   children   call   out   the   colors   as  you   hold   them   up.      Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   51   of   59 
  • 52. Sundry   Songs  Under   My   Bed  By Oran Etkin There is a cow under my bed There is a cow under my bed She says moo-moo, all through the night She says moo-moo, all through the night (Continue   with   other   animals.   Works   well   with   letter   sounds   too.)  Unicorn   Song  A long me ago, when the Earth was green There was more kinds of animals than you've ever seen They'd run around free while the Earth was being born And the loveliest of all was the unicorn There was green alligators and long-necked geese Some humpty backed camels and some chimpanzees Some cats and rats and elephants, but sure as you're born The loveliest of all was the unicorn Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   52   of   59 
  • 53. Sundry   Songs  Wind   the   Bobbin  Great   song   to   center   and   regulate   energy!  Wind, wind, wind the bobbin Wind, wind, wind the bobbin Pull and pull and tap tap tap Wind, wind, wind the bobbin Wind, wind, wind the bobbin Pull and pull and tap tap tap Marching, marching in row Around and around and around we go Marching, marching in row Around and around and around we go Wind, wind, wind the bobbin Wind, wind, wind the bobbin Pull and pull and tap tap tap Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   53   of   59 
  • 54. Big   Movement   Songs  Hokey   Pokey  You put your right hand in, You put your right hand out, You put your right hand in, And you shake it all about, You do the hokey pokey And you turn yourself around That what it's all about! (Continue   part   by   part   until   you   get   to   Your   Whole   Self)      Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   54   of   59 
  • 55. Big   Movement   Songs  I’m   a   Cuckoo   Clock  Tick tock, ck tock I'm a li le cuckoo clock. (Rock   side   to   side)  Tick tock, ck tock Now I’m striking one o'clock. (Stop,   sit/stand   up   extra   tall)  Cuckoo!      (Jump   into   the   air) (Continue   with   two,   three,   four   and   five   o'clock.   Works   great   with  a   finger   puppet   too!)      Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   55   of   59 
  • 56. Big   Movement   Songs  Johnny   Works   with   One   Hammer  (Can   be   done   with   just   fingers   too)  Johnny works with 1 hammer, 1 hammer, 1 hammer, Johnny works with 1 hammer, Then he works with two. (Hammer one fist lightly on leg) 2 . . . . 2 hammers (Hammer   both   fists   on   legs) 3 . . . . 3 hammers (Hammer   both   fists   on   legs   and   one   foot   on   the   floor) 4 . . . . 4 hammers (Hammer   both   fists   on   legs   and   both   feet   on   the   floor)  5. Johnny works with 5 hammers, 5 hammers, 5 hammers, Johnny works with 5 hammers (Hammer   both   fists   on   legs,   both   feet   on   floor,   and   nod   head   down  and   up)  Then he goes to sleep. (Rest   head   on   joined   palms,   pretending   to   go   to   sleep)    Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   56   of   59 
  • 57. Big   Movement   Songs  Slippery   Fish  (Put   your   palms   together   in   a   prayer   position   to   resemble   a   fish   and  wiggle   them   together   as   if   swimming)  Slippery fish, slippery fish, sliding through the water, Slippery fish, slippery fish, Gulp, Gulp, Gulp! Oh, no! It’s been eaten by an … (Wave   your   arms   up   and   down   like   the   flailing   arms   of   an   octopus.)  Octopus, octopus, squiggling in the water Octopus, octopus, Gulp, Gulp, Gulp! Oh, no! It’s been eaten by a … (Put   your   hands   together   with   your   fingers   slightly   bent   and   spread,  keeping   your   palms   touching   each   other.   Open   and   close   your   hands   as  you   sing.)  Tuna fish, tuna fish, flashing in the water, Tuna fish, tuna fish, Gulp, Gulp, Gulp! Oh, no! It’s been eaten by a … (Place   one   hand,   with   fingers   straight   upwards,   on   top   of   your   head.)  Great white shark, great white shark, lurking in the water, Great white shark, great white shark, Gulp, Gulp, Gulp! Oh, no! It’s been eaten by a … (Make   a   large   circle   with   your   arms   to   make   yourself   into   a   humongous  whale.      Also   deepen   your   tone   for   this   verse.)  Humongous whale, humongous whale, spou ng in the water, Humongous whale, humongous whale, Gulp! … Gulp! … Gulp! Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   57   of   59 
  • 59. Big   Movement   Songs  There’s   Music   Inside   Me  There’s music, there’s music there’s music inside me. There’s music, there’s music there’s music inside me. My hands say (clap, clap, clap) My feet say (stomp, stomp, stomp) My mouth says la, la, la My waste says cha cha cha Mi cuerpo, mi cuerpo hace musica Mi cuerpo, mi cuerpo hace musica Mis manos hace (clap, clap, clap) Mis pies hacen (clap, clap, clap) Mi boca hace la la la Cintura hace cha cha cha! Washington   Market   School   Songbook Page   59   of   59