Songbirds

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P u b l i s h i n g
Foreword
A s m a n y teachers of y o u n g c h i l d r e n w o u l d agree, songs can be u s e d as

creative a n d e n t e r t a i n i n g w a y s t o teach E n g l i s h . A n d n o w Songbirds
can
p r o v i d e teachers w i t h t h e m u s i c a l resource they have been l o o k i n g for! T h i s

b o o k contains n o t o n l y c o m m o n songs f a m i l i a r t o n a t i v e E n g l i s h s p e a k i n g
c h i l d r e n , b u t i t also p r o v i d e s teachers w i t h ideas f o r h a n d m o t i o n s , games,
a n d activities t o use a l o n g w i t h t h e songs. These songs a n d activities w i l l
c e r t a i n l y s t i m u l a t e interest i n c h i l d r e n a n d g i v e t h e m a chance t o practice
E n g l i s h i n a n d o u t s i d e of the classroom.
Songbirds
is o r g a n i z e d i n t o t w o b o o k s .
Song Book w i t h audio C D contains the lyrics a n d m u s i c t o 125 w e l l - k n o w n

E n g l i s h c h i l d r e n ' s songs.
Activity B o o k consists of the f o l l o w i n g t w o parts.
Part i
contains an illustrated g u i d e f o r h a n d m o t i o n s a n d TPR activities
u s e f u l f o r t e a c h i n g songs a n d h e l p i n g c h i l d r e n i n t e r n a l i z e v o c a b u l a r y
a n d sentence structure.
Part 2 contains ideas for classroom games a n d activities that c o m p l i m e n t
m a n y of the songs presented i n
Songbirds.
Teachers w h o h a v e u s e d Songbirds
h a v e f o u n d m a n y benefits of
i n c o r p o r a t i n g songs i n t o the c u r r i c u l u m of their classrooms. Students have

a n easier t i m e recalling v o c a b u l a r y f r o m the songs t h r o u g h r e p e t i t i o n of the
l y r i c s a n d c o n n e c t i o n of the w o r d s t o r h y t h m s a n d m e l o d i e s . A n d because
the songs u s e d i n Songbirds
h a v e been s l i g h t l y m o d i f i e d f o r p r e s e n t i n g
h i g h frequency v o c a b u l a r y a n d useful s t a n d a r d expressions, the w o r d s a n d

expressions l e a r n e d c a n be u s e d b y students i n t h e f u t u r e . S i n g i n g also
p r o v i d e s c h i l d r e n w i t h g o o d p r o n u n c i a t i o n practice of b o t h s i m p l e a n d
m o r e d i f f i c u l t w o r d s . A n d t h r o u g h the games a n d activities presented i n
this b o o k , students can p a r t i c p a t e together i n p o s i t i v e , active w a y s .
U s e d together, t h e t w o Songbirds
a n d f u n f o r a n y E n g l i s h classroom.
b o o k s w i l l p r o v i d e h o u r s of m u s i c
Preface
Songs are a n essential p a r t of a c h i l d ' s w o r l d . T h e y f i l l u p the spaces
w i t h h a p p y sounds a n d f u n n y w o r d s . T h e y are a p a r t of special m e m o r i e s .
T h e songs w e l e a r n e d as c h i l d r e n stay w i t h u s t h r o u g h o u t o u r lives.
Songs are also w o n d e r f u l teaching tools. W h e r e possible, the lyrics i n this
b o o k have been m o d i f i e d to make t h e m simple a n d practical. This makes t h e m
easier t o l e a r n a n d also increases their effectiveness f o r l a n g u a g e t e a c h i n g .
Songs n o t o n l y m a k e l e a r n i n g f u n , b u t they also crate a c o m f o r t a b l e a n d
c o l o r f u l a t m o s p h e r e that h e l p s k i d s t o freely express themselves i n w a y s
t h a t s i m p l y s p e a k i n g cannot.
C h i l d r e n c a n dance, role-play, p a n t o m i m e , w a l k l i k e a n elephant, a n d
q u a c k l i k e a d u c k ! A t h o m e , at school, or just r i d i n g i n the car, songs b r i n g
o u t the k i d i n a l l of us.
Songbirds
- 125 Favorite
Children's
Songs
presents t h e m u s i c a n d
l y r i c s t o 125 c h i l d r e n ' s songs. T h e songs are d i v i d e d i n t o f i v e themes:

Nature, A n i m i s , People and Places, G a m e s , a n d School a n d Friends. T h e
m u s i c can be u s e d t o teach students t h e correct m e l o d i e s f o r t h e songs, or
m a y be u s e d t o p l a y a n i n s t r u m e n t t o a c c o m p a n y t h e songs.
Contents
1. Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star
10
2. Row, Row, Row Your Boat
10
3. Round the Village
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4. Fly, Fly Butterf ly
5. My Bonnie
6. She'll Be Corning Round the Mountain
13
7. Apples and Bananas
14
8. Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree
14
9. Over in the Meadow
15
10. Rainbow Song
16
11. Deep And Wide
16
12. Rain, Rain, Go Away
17
13. Sally Go Round the Sun
17
14. He's Got the Whole World
18
15. Lavender's Blue
18
16. A Sailor Went t o Sea
19
17. Oats, Peas, Beans
19
18. I V e Got Peace Like a River
20
19. Reach f o r the Sky
21
20. Picking Apples
21
21. I t ' s a Small World
22
22. Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush
23
23. Red River Valley
24
24. All Night, All Day

25. The Bear Went Over the Mountain
25
26
2, Animis
1. Od MacDonald Had a Farm
28
2. Baa, Baa, Black Sheep
29
3. Bingo
29
4. Who's Af raid of t h e Big Bad Wolf?
30
The Farmer in the Dell
6. Donkey Donkey
31
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7. Mary Had a Little Lamb
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8. Pop! Goes t h e Weasel
32
9. Shoo Fly
33
10. Oh! Where Has My Little Dog Gone?
33
11. Home on the Range
34
12. Three Blind Mice
35
13. The I t s y Bitsy Spider
35
14. Six Little Ducks
15. The Three Little Kittens
16. Five Little Monkeys
3-7
17. Little Green Frog
37
18. Once I Saw a Little Bird
19. Pussy Cat, Pussy Cat
20.
Hietery, Dickory, Dock
39
21. My Little Pony
39
22. The Bear Song
40
23. Cock-A-Doodle-Doo
41
24. Little Peter Rabbit
41
25. Once I Caught a Fish Alive
42
1. Happy Birthday
44
2. Brahms' Lullaby
44
3. Polly, Put t h e Kettle On
45
4. To Market
45
5. Are You Sleeping?
46
6. Billy Boy
46
7. Sing a Song of Sixpence
47
8. Oh, Susanna
47
9. Rock-A-Bye, Baby
48
10. Miss Polly Had a Dolly
49
11. Skidamarink
12. Buffalo Gals
50
51
13 Short'nin' Bread
53
14. Pat a Cake

15. Soldier, Soldier, Won't You Marry Me?
16. Sleep, Baby, Sleep
17. The Muf f in Man
18. Hush, Little Baby
55
19. To the Zoo
56
20. Down by the Station
57
21. Clementine
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22. John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt
59
23. I n a Cabin in a Wood
24. I V e been Working on t h e Railroad
61
25. Yankee Doodle
62
4. Sames
1. Hgad, Sheulder, Knees and Toes
64
2. I'm Going Up to London
64
3. London Bridge
65
4. I f You're Happy
66
5. Come and Join the Game
67
6. On Top of My Pizza
67
7. Mr. Thumb
68
8. Looby Loo
68
9. Did You Ever See a Monkey?
69
10. A Tisket, A Tasket
70
11. The Bus
71
12. One Little Finger
72
13. Ring Around the Rosy
72
14. Sit Down, You're Rocking the Boat
73
15. Punchinello
74
16. This Od Man -
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74
17. 25 Miles f rom Home
75
18. The Hokey Pokey
75
19. Shake My Hand
76
20. Skip to My Lou
76
21. Reuben and Rachel
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22. Where I s Thumbkin?

23. Do Your Ears Hang Low?
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24. Teddy Bear
25. Roll Over!
80
5. School and Friends

1. Helio
2. Auld Lang Syne
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3. ABC Song
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4. Do-Re-Mi
5. How Are You My Friend?
35
6. Good Morning to You
35
7. Humpty Dumpty
8. bays of t h e Week
9. Od Mfher Hubbard
87
10. I Went to School One Morning
87
11. Six Green Bottles
88
12. Little Polly Flinders
88
13. We Can Play t h e Bass Drum
89
14. What Are You Wearing?
90
15. Jack and Jill
90
16. Oh, bear! What Can t h e Matter Be?
91
17. Little Jack Horner, Little Miss M u f f e t
91
18. My Balloon
92
19. Od King Col
92
20. Zum Gali Gali
93
21. Jack, Be Nimble
93
22. Good bye, Little Friend
94
23. Ten Little Elephants
94
24. lap Along with Me
95
25. Kum Ba Yah
96
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Corrtents

4. Fly, Fly Butterf ly
5. My Bonnie
6. Shell Be Coming Round the Mountain
10
10
11
11
12
13
14
14

15. Lavender's Blue
16. A Sailor Went to Sea
18. Tve Got Peace Like a River
19. Reach for the Sky
20. Picking Apples

10. Rainbow Song
11. Deep And Wide
12. Rain, Rain, Go Away
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16
16
17
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23. Red River Valley
24. All Night, All Doy
21. It's a Small World
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As
we have done be-fore.
Go
As
we have done be-fore.
and out the win-dow,
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4. Fly, Fly Butterfly
Fly, fly,
fly
thebut-terAb
fly,
In the mea - dow

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high,
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5. My Bonnie
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bring
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back,
bring
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me.
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6. Shell Be Corning Round the Mountain
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c o m - i n g round the
rid - ing
all
go
six
out
when she comes. (Whoa
meet her when she comes. (Hi,
She'll be
Mary!)
And we'll
She'll
hors - es
when she comes. (Whoa back!)
She'll
be
rid-lng
six
white
meet
when she comes. (HI,
And
we'll
all
out
to
Mary!)
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c o m - i n g round the
go
round the
rid-ing
six
white
all
out
to
go
Toot!) 4 . Sing-ng
moun-tain, She'll be com-ing

hors-es,
She'll be
meet her, And we'll
Aye
Aye
be
3. And
well
rid-lng
six
white
all
out
to
go
moun-tain, She'll be
hors-es,
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round the
i
moun-tain when she comes. (Toot!
six - white hores-es
all
out
to
Yip - pee Yip - pee
we'll
rid-ing
go
She'll be
meet her, And
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com-ing
2. She'll
com-ing round the
back!) She'll be
moun - tain when she comes. (Toot! Toot!)
her
be
be
moun-tain when she comes. (Toot! Toot!)
white h o r s - e s
to
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1. Shell
when she comes. (Whoa
meet her when she comes. (Hi,
Aye.
Sing-ng
back!)
Mary!)
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Aye
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3.1 like t o eat (I like t o eat) eat eeples and beeneenees
4.1 like t o ite (1 like t o ite) ite iples and bynynys
5.1 like t o o t e (I like t o ote) o t e ohples and bononos
6.1 like t o oot (1 like t o oot) oot ooples and boonoonoos
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U n - d e r the spread-lng c h e s t - n u t
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hap - py
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tree,
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we
sit
both
would
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be,
and
me.
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you
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Un - der the spread-lng
chest - nut
tree.
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Rain
1
bow
2
or
Rain
bow
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shin
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Rain
down
ange,
on
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col - ors
bow
to
red,
green,
be
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seen.
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11. Deep And Wide

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1. Deep and
2. Big and
3. Tall and
wide,
strong,
thin,
deep
big
tall
and wlde, There's a

and strong, There's a
and thin, There's a
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Deep
Big
Tall
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and wlde,
and strong,
and
thin,
foun - tain
moun - tain
tree
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deep and wide, There's a

blg and strong, There's a
tall and thin, There's a
flow - ng deep and wide.

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thin.
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12. Rain, Rain, So Away
Rain,
rain
go
a - way,
Come
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child - ren
want
a - gain
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to
play
so
rain,
ra - In
day.
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go
a - way.
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go round
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go round
the
sun,
Sal -
p U i j
the
chim- ney
top,
ly
go
round
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Ev - ery
the
moon,
il j.
af - t e r - noon.
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whole
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in
the
whole
wor - Id
in
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His
hands,
He's
got
the
2. He's got you and me, brother n His hands
whole world
in
got
His
hands.
4 . He's got the ddy, biddy, baby n His ha'
3. He's got you and me, s l s t e r in His hands
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15. Lavender's Blue

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to
make
hay,
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green.
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king,
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to
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plough,
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dld-do,
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to
the
While
you
and
1,
dld-do,
dld-do,
Keep
our - selves
queen.
pond.
warm.
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16. A Sailor Went to Sea
sal
bot - t o m
of
lor
the
went
to
deep
sea,
blue
sea,
sea,
To
sea,
see
what
sea,
he
could
sea.
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ley
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ley
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2. F i r s t the farm-er sows his seed,

Then he stands and takes his ease,
Stamps his f o o t and claps his hands,
And turris a=wun to view the land.
3. Walt-ing for a part-ner,

Wait-ing f o r a part-ner,
Open the ring and take one in
And then we'll gal-ly dance and sing.
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19. Reach for the Sky
Gap your
hands,
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touch your
toes,
turn a-round and put your
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arms,
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jump up
high,
fin - ger on your nose.
wig-gleyour
fin-gers and reach f o r the sky.
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20. Picking Apples
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1- Climb
E
ln
tree,
in
E
Hel-lo, ev - ery - bod - y,
Look
2. Picking apples, picking apples,

Til we're done, 'til we're done,
Picking li the appies,
Picking all the apples,
Til we're done, 'til we're done.
lad
B
der,
climb
lad
der,
tree.
Hel- lo,
ev - ery - bod - y;
at
me,
look
at
me.
4. Eating apple sauce, eating apple sauce,

Yum, yum, yum, yutn, yum, yum.
Eating all the apple sauce,
Eating all the apple sauce,
Now we're done, now we're done.
3. Making apple sauce, making apple sauce

Swish, swlsh, swish, swlsh, swlsh, swish
Pouring the apple sauce,
Pouring the apple sauce,
in a dish, in a dish.
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Jl
It's
small
world
af - t e r
all,
f pr
world
r pr r
af - t e r a
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a small world
af - t e r all, It's a
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small
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world
of
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small
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we're
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hope
and a
world
laugh - t e r
of
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small
world of t e a r s , It's
p r
world of
fears, There's so
world
af
much
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t h a t we share
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This is
the
way
we
wash
our
face,
we
wash
our
face,
we
wash
our
face,
t e e t h , we
brush
our
teeth,
comb
our
qo
to
2. This is
the
way
we
brush
our
teeth,
we
brush
our
3. This is
the
way
we
comb
our
hair,
we
comb
our
4 . This
is
F
the
way
we
qo
to
school,
we
qo
to
hair,
we
school, we
hair,
school
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tak
Red
ing
Rlv
the
er
sun
Val
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-
brlght
cow
ened
boy
our
that
path
loved
ways
you
2. IVe been thinklng a long time, my darllng;

Of the sweet words you never would say.
Now, alas, all my dear hopes must vanish,
For they say you are going away.
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shine,
ley,
a
so
That
And
has
the
mm
_
whlle.
true.
Do you think of the valley you're leaving?
Of how lonely and blue it will be?
Do you think of the klnd hearts you're breaklng,
And the pain you are causlng t o me?
(Chorus)
24. All Night, All Day
^ watching
wach"
o - ver
ing
me,
ver
my
Lord.
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All
me.
2. When a t night 1 go t o sleep,

Angels watching over me, my Lord.
Pray the Lord my soul t o keep,
Angels watching over me.
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25. The Bear Went Over the Mountain
bear
went
Oth -
gf
Eb
o - ver the
Side f
the
Ab
moun
tain,
To
see
what
he
could
see.
moun
tain,
Was
all
that
he
could
see!
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r p r P ir~r
see
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what
he
could
see
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j
To
r p r Mr
see
what
he
could
?
see.
2 . Animis
Contents
3. Bingo
4. Who's Af raid of the Big Bad Wolf?
5. The Farmer in the Dell
6. Donkey Donkey
8. Pop! Goes the Weasel
9. Shoo Fly
10. Oh! Where Has My Little Dog Gone?
13. The I t s y Bitsy Spider
28
29
29
30
30
31
32
32
33
33
34
35
35
14. Six Little Ducks

20. Hickory, Dickory, Dock
36
36
37
37
38
38
39
21. My Little Pony

22. The Bear Song
23. Cock-A-Doodle-Doo
39
40
41
41
42
-*ar
Bb
\> h
\)
Od
\\
Mac - don - ald
had
that
farm
he
had
Tot'Tof
oink, oink
/ cat
duck
cow
\ pa
0!
meow, meow
a
meow, meow
farm,
Bb
on
0
meow,
V o t Z o ? ^ ^ *
oink, oink
With a l
meow,
meow
Z f o : ^ ^ Z f o ; ^ - ^
oink,
oink,
Bb
Od
28
Mac - don - ald
Saryfors
had
fa rm,
0!
oink,

D
0
baa, black sheep,
have y o u a n - y
wool?
Yes,
D
sir,
yes,
three bags full;
p 'i J
J
0Zmt
for my m a s - t e r and
sir,
> j 11
i'
one for my dame, And one for the lit-tle boy who lives down the lae.
H . B I
Trock 2 ? " |
3. Bingo
1. There
; s
was
farm - er
had
dog
and
r
J
0
1
F3in - go
was
his
'P P r
N
F3
J< Jt
_d d
N - G - 0
ame
G
0,
>
JA
and
0,
- go
k
was
his
0,
J
ame
0.
Song
29
4. Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?
Who's
a - fraid
of
the
blg
bad wolf?
Tra
la
la
la
5. The Farmer in the t>ell
far
1. The
J
far
the
mer
i'
J'
mer
In
the
ry
0!
The
2. The farmer takes a wife

3. The wlfe takes a child
4. The child takes a nurse
5. The nurse takes a cow
6 The cow takes a dog
7. The dog takes a cat
6. The cat takes a r a t
9. The r a t takes the cheese
10. The cheese stands alone
30
Songbirds
far
The
P==
Hi
dell,
H J J>
Der
dell,
mer
C7
in
the
dell.
ho!
the
6. Donkey Donkey
Don - key,
A
Don - key,
beg
you,
please
^C
'
'
Jl
shall feed
don't
sing
hee
haw.
D
um
' 'i' J J J' ' J'

1
you,
J>^^
shall feed
you,
please don't
sing
hee
i
hee
i
haw,
j
hee
haw,
hee
haw,
shall feed
hee
haw,
Why
you
sing
so
J'
Ji
shall feed
you,
C
h
please don't
sing
hee
Don - key,
Don - key,
beg
you,
please don't
haw.
C
sing
hee
haw.
shall feed you,
loud?
I J '
you,
*'
C
J>
haw.
shall feed you,
please don't sing hee - haw.
Song
31
W i l l
Trock 33 |
1. Ma
ry
2. Eve
ry where
Ma
had
ry
Eve -
a
that
had
ry where
lit - tle
lamb,
lit - tle
lamb,
lit - tle
lamb,
Ma - ry
went,
Ma - ry
went,
Ma - ry
went,
lit - tle
lamb, l t s
that
Ma - ry
went, The
fleece was white

lamb
was
sure
as
snow.
to
go.
1 B 1 Trock 3 4 |
8. Pop! Goes the Weasel
All
key
mon
chased
key
mon
round
thought
the
the
p
Pop!
32
SCT^trts
Goes
the
bler's
wea
bench,
The
The
sel.
r-H
k
^
in
twas
L \
cob
fun,
wea
sel.
M.BM
Trock 35 |
9. Shoo Fly
Shoo,
fly,
don't
both - er
Shoo,
me,
fly,
don't
both-er
me,
F
C7
Fine
I
Shoo,
fly,
don't
both - er
me,
For
be - long
to
some-bod - y
C7
m
1
feel,
feel,
feel,
feel,
feel,
feel
3v
feel,
like
a morn - ng
1
like JS m&nt
feel
J-3
R F
star,
D.C.alFine
(ng
oVV.
10. Oh! Where Has My Little Dog Son?

A7
Oh
where,
oh
where has
be?
my
l l t - t l e dog gone? Oh
where, oh where can h
A7
With his ears cut s h o r t and his
tail cut long, Oh where, oh where can
he
be?
Song
33
Trock 37

Bb
Bbm
*C
Oh,
Bb
gire me a home where the

F
Bb
heard a dis - cour-ag-lng world, And the
Home
home on
Gm
buf-fa-lo room, where the deer and the an-te-lope
F7
5el-dom is
Bb
the
F7
range
Bb
Where the
play
Dm
Gm
deer and the an - te- lope
play,
Where
F
skies are not cloud-y all
Bbm
day
C
Where
F
PP f P p
sel-dom is
34
Songbr
heard a dls - cour-ag-ing word And the skies are not cloud-y all
day.
JU
5ee
<
how
they
G7
p
run
J.
See
a f - t e r the
J.
'J,
run,
. . j*T*] i
all
i ' U-
how
they
G" f
L_J
f a r m - e r ' s wlfe,
G7
JJ
who
slght n
They
N
1 _1
cut off thelr talls with
run,
c
your
fe
as
Three
=1
carv - ng knife, Did you
G7
j ,
see such
J . i
m m
m
ev - er
i j .
blind
>
mice?
I j ' f t l Trock 39 |
13. The Itsy Bitsy Spider
The
F
i t s - y 3its-y spi-der went up the wa-terspout, Down carne the rain and wssfoed iheafl-Jhv uut,
C
rt ;5Tie the sun and dried up all the rain, And the lts-y Bits-y spl-der went up t h e s p o u t a - gain.
Song
35
M . l l
Trock 4 l
14. Six Little\ Ducks

F
m m m r
J J*
C7
ib
T
Six
y -
es,
01
Fat
ski v n y
ones,
ones
fair
l i t - t l e ducks t h a t
h \\ i J
' -*
too,
i J J
But the
one
once knew,
, ,
J. J
lit - tle duck
with the
-EE
feath-er
ff L_dJ s| 1
.-d
1J \ \ \ \ J
\ ]
on hlsback,
He ruled t h e o t h - e r s with a
quack.quack.quack!
.\
quack, quack, quack!

Em
ti J J
Am
PP
ra
P
1. The
2. The
Em
J,J
j,|
three l i t - t l e k l t - t e n s they
three l i t - t l e k i t - t e n s they
Am
R
J J JPJ
lost thelr mit-tens, And
*
ery,
"Oh,
ly - ng
ground,
"Oh,
found thelr mit-tens,

Em
they be - gan t o
Am
on the
J. J " r p
moth - er dear,
we
sad - ly
fear
our
mit-tens
we have
m o t h - e r dear,
see
here, see here
our
mit-tens
we have found."
lost."
B7
Em
"What!
Lost
your
mittens?
You
naughty
"What.!
Found
your
mittens?
You
good little
A/Ctt
Jt
ti
36
G/D
Em
"Meow,
meow,
meow,
meow,
"Meow,
meow,
meow,
meow,
Songbirds
kittens!
Now
you shall have
no pie.
you shan nave some pie."
A7
kittens! Then
I ? J.
o
pie.'
We
shall
have some
pie.'
t :l|
bumped
his
head.
Ma
ma
called
the
Doc - t o r
and
the
Bb
P
Doc
tor
sald,
"No
more
mon -
keys
jump- ng
on
the
bed!"
2. Four little monkeys jumping on the bed,

One fell off and bumped his head.
Mama called the Doctor and the Doctor said,
"No more monkeys jumping on the bed "
4. Two little monkeys jumping on the bed,

Mama called the Doctor and the Doctor sald,
"No more monkeys jumping on the bed!"
3. Three little monkeys jumping on the bed,

Mama called the Doctor and the Doctor sald,
5. One little monkey jumping on the bed,

He fell off and bumped his head.
Mama called the Doctor and the Doctor said,
I JBI Trock 4 3

.
j ij
"Gung,
/ J J~3 j>
gung"
went
the
gung"
C7
lit - tle
ir
green
frog
C7
went the
lit - tle green
one
day.
"Gung,
"Gung,
frog.
gung" went the
lit-tle
green
C7
P
frog
one
day,
and
his
eyes
went
"aah,
aah,
gung.'
Song
37
H l l Trock~44~|

D
Once i
D
A/Ctt
saw a
l i t - t l e bird, go
hop, hop, hop. So 1
j> j ' j ji j i i J' j , j , ji $ i ^ h j ji

sald
-SU
l i t - t l e bird,
\
"How
will you
stop, stop, stop. Then was
(
do
qo - ing
to
i 1 Jl j'-vj ' T tJ
you do?"
But
he
shook his
.
lit - tle
tall
the win-dow t o
1and
say,
P *
a -
ji
y \ j\
way
he
flew.
i-A
HBI Trock 4 5

Eb
A (i >.
'^
Ab
J. = i
Eb
Fm
1 1
J
J
'
Bb
Fm
Eb
Bb
--
Ab
Bb
i*=
Eb
5
Pus-sy cat, pus-sy cat, where have you been? IVe
Eb
fe
Fm
Sor^r/trds
Ab
Bb
v i s - i t tneuueen.
Eb
Pus-sy cat, pus-sy cat,
38
Bb
been up to Lon - d o n t-o
what did you there? 1
fright-ened the l i t - t l e mouse un - der her chair.
H'll
Trock 4 6 |
20. Hickory. Dickory, Dock
Vi
Hick - o - ry dick - o - ry
dock,
The
mouse
ran
up
the
dock.
The
/one,
dock struck two, The
\ three,
' run
mouse
V.
down,
said 'Boo'
\said 'Whee'
Hick - o - ry d i c k - o - ry
dock.
Trock 47 1
21. My Little Pony

Bb
Eb
Bb
Hop,
Hop,
Hop,
Bb
go
Eb
^ i'' ^ J
Where it's smooth
Eb
and
nev - er
and
stop,
Bb
Eb
lit - tle
po - ny,
ji'P
where it's
Go
Bb
Eb
s t o n - y,
Trot
long
Bb
Eb
P=^P
and
nev - er
stop,
Hop,
Hop,
Hop,
Hop,
Hop.
Song
39
f j i l l
Trock 4 8
22. The Bear Song
The
oth
er
P"
A*
there,
day,
' P LJ
bear,
great
great big
U 'p> ' ' ^ ^

met
big
=F
j'
The
<P
oth
1 J
bear
er
way
up
c iay
met
d
a
=
a
way
up
there!
He said t o me
"Why don't you run?
1 see you don't
Have any gun"
He said t o me, "Why don't you run?
I see you don't have any gun."
>. And so I ran
Away f rom there
And right behind
Me was t h a t bear
And so 1 ran away f rom there,
And right behind me was a t h a t bear.
\ . Ahead of me
There was a t r e e
A great big t r e e
Oh, golly gee!
Ahead of me there was a tree,
A great big t r e e , oh, golly gee!
5. And so 1 jumped
Into the air
And caught a branch
Away up thorc
And so 1 jumped into the air,
And caught a branch away up there.
6. That's all there is
There is no more
Until 1 meet
That bear once more
That's all there is, there s no more,
Until I meet t h a t bear once more.
40
Songkrds
2 3 .
C o c k - A - t > o o d } e - t > o o
fcb
Bb
Bb
Bb
Bb
i
Cock - a - doo - dle
doo,
My
J> J
j i
dame
had
lost
her
shoe,
My
Bb
mas - ter's
lost
his
fid - di - Ing
stlck
And
doesn - 't
Bb
know what
to
Bb
1
do,
And
doesn - t
know
what
to
do.
14.81
Trock 5 0 l
his
nose,
Lit
tle
Pe
ter
Rab
bit
had
fly
up - on
5
Lit - tle
Lit
D.
fllcked
Pe - t e r
tle
Pe -
ter
Rab - bit
had
Rab -
had
bit
it
fly
fly
up - on
up - on
his nose,
his
nose
and
he
Song
41
'til
flew
way.
J J i
J i j l
h J> K
1
J II J J
One,
p f e p r r p'-p
1
Once 1 caught a fish a - Uve.

F
'
j i
'' J'J'jjU'j^
J 1
Six, sev - en, eight, nine, ten.
Then 1 let i t
Bb
J-^J'J i J^'p r P p f i
Why
did
you let i t
go?
Cause i t
This iittie
42
t w o , three, four, five,
Bl>
J ) j l
Sonjfn
fin - ger
on
t h e right.
bit my f l n - g e r s o ,
go a - gain.
C
p-i^
Which f l n - g e r
did i t
bite?
3 .
P e o p l e
a n d
i
Contente
1. Happy Birthday
2. Brahms' Lullaby
3. Polly, Put the Kettle On
4. To Market
6. Billy Boy
8. Oh, Susanna
9. Rock-A-Bye. Bflby
11. Skidamarink
12. Buffalo Gds
13. Short'nin' Bread
44
44
45
45
46
46
47
47
.... 48
49
50
51
52
14. Pat a Cake
53
15. Soldier, Soldier, Won't You Marry Me? 53

54
17. The Muff in Man
54
55
19. To the Zoo
56
20. Down by the Station
57
21. Clementine
58
22. John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt
59
23. I n a cabin in a Wood
60
24. Tve been Working on the Railroad
61
25. Yankee Doodle
62
1. Happy Birthday
MKKniMgMMMnHRHHHMHHni
Bb
>
> JI J
P
Hap
- py Blrth -
day
to
you.
Hap
day
Bb
J-
- py Blrth -
to
you.
to
you.
Friend.
Hap
- py Blrth -
day
dear
Pe
\Es
ter.
ter.
Hap - py B l r t h - day
PfCT
Tmck s a l
2. Brahms' Lullaby
F
Bb
3b
f
^ =
Lu -
la -
F
^
id
and
by
good
night,
y_j r J
there's
F7
F,
es
be
Eb
is
decked
- 0 J
ses
ro
ba -
de - llght
H1
by's
wee
Eb
Bb
down
and
44 Sonakiros
now
and
rest,
Lay
thee
Z2Z
May
P
thy
slum - ber
be
blessed,
F7
Bb
Eb
down
rest
bed.
Bb
122
now
With
May
thy
slum - ber
Bb
be
blessed.
Lay
thee
3. Polly, Put the Kettle On
Bb
5 ^
P PP
Pol - ly
put
the
^ P
'
ket - tle
on,
Pol - ly
put
Bb
the
ket - tle
p P P p l^ J i' J' I J
on,
Pol - ly
put
the
ket - tle
on,
Let's
all
have
tea,
Bb
C7
fe
Su - key
take
it
Bb
off
F
a - gain,
Su - key
take
Bb
it
off
a - gain,
3
Su - key
take
off
a -
galn, TheyVe
all
gone
way.
H . B l
Trock 55 1
4. To Market
3
To
F
' J
a - gain, home
buy
fat
hog,
a - gain,
jig
f
a1
gi-dlg
buy
a f a t plg,
ni
= 1 h
Home
mar-ket, t o m a r k e t t o
jig.
Home
a-gain,
home
a-gain,
jig
gi-dig
jog.
Song
45
M.BI
Trock 56 1
J J
Are
you sleep-ing,
Fre - re
Jac - ques,
IJ J
Are
you sleep-Ing,
Fre - re
Broth-er
Jac - ques,
John,
f3roth-er
Por - mez vous,

E
Morn-ing bells are rlng-lng, Morn-ing bells are rlng-ing, Ping, ding dong!
son - nez les ma
ti-nes,
son-nez
les ma
ti-nes,
Pin,
din
John?
Por - mez
E
vous?
Ping, ding dong!
don!
Pin,
din
don!
6. Billy Boy
p^
Oh,
where have you been, f3il - ly
G7
ES
Boy, Bll-ly Boy? Oh, where have you been, charm-lng Bil-ly?
C
joy
46
1 have been t o seek a frir-nA. c,hr'<
G7
of my
Son0rds
life, She's a
young thing
and
c a n - n o t leave her
moth-er.
H'BI
Trock 58 |
. . J T T ] , )
>
Four and twen-ty black birds baked
in
G7
Sing
1
a song of six-pence, a
pock - et full of
rye,
pie,
K.ing was in his count-ing house, Count-ing out his money.The Queen was in the pal-ace, Eating bread and honey
C
When the pie was o-pened, the birds be-gan t o
sing,
Was-rt that a dain-tydish t o
set be-fore the king?
;The)maid was in the gar - den, Hang -ing out the clothes,(Wherdo-wn flew a black- bird And
peck-ed off her
IB1
nose.
Trock 59 |
8. Oh, Susanna
1. 1
carne
from
la
2. It
ralned
all
day
the
A7
ma
With
my
ban - jo
on
my
left
The
weath- er
was
so
night
A7
knee,
lm
dry,
The
J> i' i'-j I J' J) Jll J> J li i

going t o
sun
so
Louis - i hot
Oh,
Su
D7
come from
w.'
p_i
la -
ba -
My
Oh,
Bb7
_
ma
Su - san - na
with
for
to
see.
Su - san - na, don't you
ery.
P ^
san - na!
D+6
- na,
froze m y - s e l f ,
p r
1
ba -
don't
you
D
u_
my
ban - jo
ery
for
A7
me,
For
on
my
knee.
Song
47
9. Rock-A-Bye, Baby
Dm
C3m
i \ i)
^ j
y *r
j -J
J-4 r
Rock
N1 1
^-
a - bye
i i
i
| J
J J I
rrt
J
ir^
T-J
ba
by,
i.
on
the t r e e
the
wind
blows,
the
, 1 = 11I
JPI.
When
the
bough
breaks,
will
Songkrs
come
ba
by,
era
dle
rock,
will
down
will
L^sl
era
dle
The
-Jf-k
era
>
'
TS^
top,
Gm
When
48
iI
dle
L _
and
f all,
r.
V.
And
i
41
IJiBI
Trock 61 |
m
_ ____
F - + ^
Miss
Pol - ly
had a
sick,
sick,
sick,
5 o she phoned
G/B
j ^ ^ p
doc - t o r
cttb
carne
f o r t h e doc-tor
to
come
J l j l
with his
'
Pol - ly
cttb
T T ~ T =
who was
onjick, oruick, quick.
The
D7
J'u'J- P p lp P p
J l
bag
and his hat
and he knocked
Em
on t h e door
Am
with a
' i i' J * jii J' J' J< 7' p J i' i i' j> j , >
1
rat, t a t , t a t .
Am
He
looked
at
t h e dol - ly
and he
shook
said,
"Miss
Pol - ly
to
bed!"
He
and he
G/C
J' J' g f ^ s
put her s t r l g h t
head
P P 'l p J' J ? J*l

j
his
wrote
on
pa - per f o r
' J> J> P p IP P P ^ > JULJ
p||,
pill,
pill.
l'll
be
back
in
t h e mor - ning
with my
bil,
bil,
bil.
Song
49
11. Skidamarink
Skid - a - ma - rink
dink
dink,
E7
0^
doo,
love
dink
a dink,
, m
you.
Skid-a - ma - rink
doo,
love
love
you.
you
In
the
morn - ing
And
B7
in
y*
the af
t e r - noon,
p ip
love
you
in
the
eve - ning
And
E7
^ = 5
0mun - der-neath
the
moon,
Oh,
Skid- a - ma - rink
E7
dink
A
1
Skid-a - ma - rink
50
Songbirds
doo,
love
you!
a dink,
J. \ -
|j81 Trock 63 |
12. Buffalo Sais
5
Oh,
f3uf - fa
lo
Gals,
(Boys)
won't
you
come out
to-night,
Won't you
G7
come
dance
will
out
J J
t o - night,
by
you, won't
the
won't
light
you,
will
you,
you
of
the
won't
come
come
out
you
come out
9~
t o - night,
won't
t o - night?
Oh,
vnoonT
G7
out
you
t o - night,
Won't
you
ri3
come
out
t o - night?
Oh,
t o - night,
And
1
will
you,
won't
you,
will
you,
won't
you
come
out
G7
dance
by
the
light
of
the
moon?
Song
51
H i B l Trock 6 4 |
13. ShorfnW Bread

D
>
>
1. Three
lit - tle
chil
dren
ly
- ng
bed;
Two
I
were
sick
and
the
oth - er
most
dead.
Sent
I
for
the
doc - tor,
and
the
doc
tor
t.hose
D
4M%
lit - tle
ba - by
m w i
Ma - ma's
lit - tle
ba - by
Ma - ma's
lit - tle
ba - by
mas
Songrs
short
P
G
c_r
' ' r
lit
ba - by
loves
'nin',
short
D
K
short
loves
A7
loves
2. Put on the skillet, slip on the lid;

Mama's gonna make a little short'nln' bread.
That ain't all, she's gonna do,
Mama's gonna make a little coffee, too.
52
loves
- tle
bread."
s h o r t - 'nin'
Ma - ma's
^ Bu .
chil - dren some
"Glve
said,
short
bread.
'nin'
G
'nin',
A7
>
short
'nin',
'nin'
Ma
s>
short
Bb
bread.
3. When those children, sick in bed,

Heard t h a t talk about short'nln' bread,
Popped up well t o dance and sing,
Skipped around and cut the plgeon wlng.
H'B'I
Trock 1
14. Pat a Cake
Pat a cake pat
a cake
ba - ker's man.
Bake me
a cake
as
f a s t as you can.
Roll t and pat it and
mark it with "B." And
put
it
in the o-ven for
b a - b y and me.
ko'gl
TrockT"
15. Soldier, Soldier, Won't You Marry Me?
"Soi-dier.sol-dier, won't you mar-ry me, with your
- >
J i
mus-ket, f i f e - and drum?"

E
/ no
have
\ a
hat - t o
coat
tie
wife - of
brought him a
/ hat
coat
\ tie
"Oh,
no, sweet maid,
Fine
can not mar-ry you, For I
put on."
5o
off
she
ran
to
her grand-moth-er
chest, And she
my own
of t h e v e - r y
v e - r y best, And the
sol-dier
put
it
on.
Song
53
t4'9M
Track 3 |

D
A7
A>7
m
Sleep,
ba - by, sleep.
V7
P
dream-land
tree,
fa-ther's watch - ing
sheep,
1 i H
1_
dream - falls
Your mother shakes t h e
A"
lit - t l e
his
^=
#1
J
f
Your
down f o r thee,
Sleep,
i
=-
ba - by,
sleep.
TrackT"
17. The Muffin Man

Am
D7
j JTJJ .Jj-ii-rm .JJi iinijii|ii|ij j

t
Oh,
G
Am
fe
do you know the muf-fin man, the muf-fin man, the muf-fin man, Oh do you know the muf-fin man, Who
D
Am
0
Uves a - cross the way?
54
Oh,
yes, I know the muf-fin man, The muf-fin man, the muf-fin man, Oh
Now
we all know the muf-fin man, The muf-fin man, the muf-fin man, Now
1 '
JM
yes,
know
the
muf - fin
man,
Who
Uves
a - cross
the
way.
we
all
know
the
muf - fin
man,
Who
Uves
a - cross
the
way.
Songirs
H i M
Trock!
1. Hush,
that
3. If
that
sP
don't
ring
goat
say a word,
turns - brass,
won't - pul,
if
that
that
mock
look
ing
if
ng
bird
glass
if
that
cart
and
bull
Ma-ma's gon-na buy

Ma-ma's gon-na buy
Ma-ma's gon-na buy
you
you
you
lit - tle
2. If
a
a
a
don't
gets
turn
ba
by,
di - a - morid
mock - ng
look - ing
cart
and
bil
ly
bird.
glass.
bull.
And
And
And
sing ,
broke,
over,
P
Ma - ma's
gon
na
buy
Ma - ma's
gon
na
buy
Ma - ma's
gon
na
buy
da
you
bil
you
dog
you
mond
ring.
ly
named
goat.
(And)
Rover.
Song
55
ti i W TrockT"
19. To the Zoo

Eb
Bb
Eb
m
Daddy's ta-king us t o the zoo
to-mor-row,
Eb
Bb
ESE
zoo
to-mor-row,
zoo
We can s t a y - all Eb
day. We're
Daddy's
go - ng
t a - klng us
t o the
zoo,
zoo,
t o the zoo
zoo.
Bb
you,
56
to-mor-row.
you, you.
Songkrds
You can come too, too, too. We're go-ing t o the
t o - mor-row,
How
a - bout
Eb
zoo,
zoo, zoo.
H'B'I
Trock 7
20. Down by the Staton

A7
fe
Down
by
the
sta
tion,
ear - ly
in
the
A7
See
the
lit - tle
puf - fer
ing.
han
bel - lies
morn
all
in
row,
A7
m
See
the
en - gine
dri
ver
pul
the
lit
A7
tle
D
=3
"Chung,
Chung,
Toot,
Toot!"
Off
dle,
we
go!
Song
57
M.g-I
Trock 8~
21. Clementine
gP
1.
2.
In
cav -
ern,
can
and
like
fair
Light she was
yon,
Ex - ca
y,
And her
C7
r
Lived
mine,
Her - ring
nine,
J
er,
for - t y
nin -
with-out
top - ses,
my
dar - llng,
oh
my
dar
vat
And
shoes
his
j.
ling,
Oh
my
for
num-ber
;,.
daugh- t e r
Clem-en -
were
Clem-en
for
p^p
dar
ling
tine.
G7
C7
i.A.
tlne!
58
You are
Songkris
Ain
J i
lost and gone f o r - e v - e r , Pread-ful
were
Sand-als
ng
C7
kh
box - es
i'.
Oh
min - er,
Chorus
tlne.
P p
fe
sor-ry, Clem - en
tine!
Ciern- en
|4M
Trock 9 |
22. John Jacob Jirvgleheimer Schmidt

A7
^
John
Ja - cob
*J
*
J
*>'
Jin - gle - heim- er
Ii J/
Schmidt,
He's
ame
is
my
ame
3=F
too!
r p
When - ev - er
A7
"John
JS=kt l
we
go
out,
the
Ja - cob
Jin - gle - heim-er
Schmidt!" Da
peo - pie al - ways shout,
A7
da
da
da
da
da
da
da!
Song
59
21. Clementine
r
1.
In
cav -
ern,
can
yon,
Ex - ca
and
like
fair
y,
And her
2. Light she was
vat
shoes
C7
Ing
for
were
num-ber
C7
A
Lived
mine,
Her - ring
nlne,
mln - er,
for - t y
nin -
er,
box - es
with-out
top - ses,
Chorus
tine.
Oh
my
dar - ling,
oh
my
dar
And
his
Sand-als
ling,
Oh
IJ
i ' ,
daugh- t e r
Clem-en -
were
Clem-en
for
AE
J i
my
dar
ling
Clem- en
tine.
C7
G7
tlne!
58
You are
Sonjfiirs
J ' - . M
lost and gone for - e v - e r , Pread-ful
J M
sor-ry, Clem - en
-l
tlne!
>
HM
Trock 10
23. In a Cabin n a Wood
In
Knock -
I.
ca
win
bin
in
dow
stood,
5aw
J'
ing
at
the
the
i'
i'
rab
,h J
iMjs
Help
me!"
he sald,
"Be - fore
the
i' J' J> I J f e
60
Songrir
rab - bit
come
to
i'
| J
bit
hop
J
hunt -
me.
tle
man
by
ping
by,
me!
Help
IJ
er
shoot
me
dead."
Hap - py
we
will
the
"Help
"Lit - tle
Lit
door.
wood,
be."
me!
H'M
Trock II |
24. Tve been Working on the Railroad
IVe
been work - in
on
the
rail - road,
All
the Uve - long
day,
A7
Don't
you
hear
the whis - tle
i B
blow
"3,
Rlse
morn.
horni"
Di
Di - nah, won't
up
you hear the
nah,
won't
cap-tain
you
blow
your
s h o u t - ng,
blow,
Di - nah, won't
you
0.
blow,
Di
"DI - nah,
Di - nah, won't
horn,
0~.
Di - nah, won't
D7
the
blow
your
D7
TT
you
so ear - ly
Don't
i D7
D7
you
0
you
Some-one's
in
the k l t - c h e n
m
-
nah, won't
you blow
with
nah,
your
horn!
Someone's
C
Some-one's n
know,
blow,
0
, D7
blow,
the
klt-chen
with
in
the
0-
kit-chen,
nah,
Di
i D7
tfum=m'm
on the
od
ban
jo
And
sing - ing,
Fee,
Ti,
G
fid-dlee - i C
o,
Fee,
fi,
fid-dlee-i
Fee,
o,
fi,
D7
fid-dlee-I
- o,
Strum-ming
on
the
od
ban
JO
Song
61
H . M
Trock 12"
25. Yankee Doodle

ni n J
m-
m n
fe
Poo - dle
'
went
to
I Ji Jl i'
p
f e a t h - er
IP
in
rid - ing
on
po
ny.
D7
p
his
hat, and
called
it
mac - a
ro
ni.
Yan
kee Poo - dle
n-
Mlnd
the
62
'
town,
L
Stuck
D7
Yan - kee
.G
Songrs
ti
mu - slc
keep
it
up,
^ i' J'
and
the
Yan
G
).
step And
with
kee Poo - dle
dan
J' J> i'

the
girls
be
han
dy.
dy.
Contente
1. Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes
2. I m Going Up to London
3. London Bridge
4. I f You're Happy
5. Come and Join the Game
7. Mr. Thumb
8. Looby Loo
64
64
65
66
67
67
68
68
9. Bid you Ever See a Monkey?

11. The Bus
69
70
71
72
72

15. Punchinello
16. This Od Man
17. 25 Miles from Home
18. The Hokey Pokey
19. Shake My Hand
20. Skip to My Lou
24. Teddy Bear
25. Roll Over!
73
74
74
75
75
76
76
77
77
78
79
80
I4.W
Trock ttl
1. Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes
fe
Head,
shoul -ders, knees and
H
t-
01
1 1 1
Head, shoul-ders, knees and
toes, knees and toes.
~*a_m 1
P P P p
M
-kt
t o e s , knees and toes.
Eyes and ears and
mou-th and - nose
Head, shoul-ders, knees and t o e s , knees and toes.
rmvvt i*t |
2. I'm Going Up to London

D
A7
1-5
rlding
golng up t o Lon-don, Can't you see? I'm
on my
blcycle
salling
n my
boat
rlding
on my
motor bike
ridlng
on my
tractor
rlding
in
-\tekcr"H
4^JL
Sot^rrds
cup of tea.
car
I J
buy a
64
buy a cup of tea. Fm
bus
drlving n my
to
r u j * ^ j -
M i B - l Trock T 5
3. London Bridge
Eb
Bb
fe
Eb
Bb
Eb
PP
1. Lon -
is
fal - ling down,
fal - ling down,
fal - ling down,
2. Build
don bridge
it
up
with
i - ron bars,
i - ron bars,
i - ron bars,
3.
ron
bars
will
bend and break,
bend and break,
bend and break,
it
up
with
silver and gold,
silver and gold,
silver and gold,
1 -
4. Build
Bb
r"
r
Lon
don bridge
Build
I
M\
1 J
is
fal - ling
down,
it
up
with
I -
ron
bars
will
bend
and break,
it
up
with
silver
and
5 c
3 C
Eb
ron
bars,
My
fair
la - dy.
gold,
Song
65
H.B-I
Trock 16~j
4. I f You're Happy
>3
Eb
Bb
Eb
Bb
Eb
Eb
Bb
j , j , i j j> s> J
; :
j.
J . I
Clap your hands.

Stamp your feet.
lf
you're
hap - py
and
you know it
Nod your head.
If
you're
Shout hur- ray.

\
Eb
> i '
i'
i'
i'
J>
i'
Do
all
four.
Ab
h ti i J J' i' ! > fefe
j
Clap your hands.
Stamp your f e e t .
hap - py and you know
Nod your head.
it
If you're hap-py and you know it
and you
Shout hur - ray.

\
Do
four.
Bb
Eb
'i )>
all
S>
J> ti h Ji
J 1J)
1
E>
Ji J> s
Clap your hands.

Stamp your f e e t .
real-ly
want t o
showit.
If
you're h a p - p y
and you know i t
Nod your head.

Shout hur - ray.
Do
66
inns
Scnfjl
all
four.
xx
f ^ i M
Trock 1/ |
5. Come and Join the Same
Let
ev
ev
ev
ev
ev
ery
ery
ery
ery
ery
one clap hands

one sneeze j u s t
one jump j u s t
one laugh j u s t
one sleep j u s t
flnd t h a t
ts
like
like
like
like
like
al - ways the
1. ev - ery
2. ev - ery
3. e v - e r y
4. ev - ery
5. ev - ery
me.
me.
me.
me.
me.
one clap hands

one sneeze j u s t
one jump j u s t
one laugh j u s t
one sleep j u s t
Come
same.
like
like
like
like
like
me.
me.
me.
me.
me.
Let
on and join in - t o the game,
You'l
Let
H'B-<
Trock 18 I
1. On
2.
1
3. Next
top
looked
time
of
in
you
my
the
make
piz
sauce
piz
All
Right
Fm
za,
pan,
za,
cov un be -
mush
mush
ered
der
gging
with
the
you,
Could
No
Do
sauce,
lid,
please,
think
rooms,
looked
Those
rooms
F3ut
they
got
mush- rooms s t a y e d
just
plaln
od
not
mat
not
find
ter
give
the
where
me
lost.
hid.
cheese.
Song
67
H'S'I
7. Mr. Thumb
*
, r 1
-* 1
Mr.
Thumb, oh
Mr.
Thumb.
One
two three four
move
We
shall
move
round
and
dance
so
hap
pi
ly.
8. Looby Loo
D
A7
* V
Here we go loo
# ^
r-
Put
1^
here we
1.
a - gain,
l < W Trock 2 0 I
c
(Chorus)
>
~~
^ppppppp
Trock 19 |
go
your
loo
right
by
by
hand
loo,
here we go loo
loo,
by
m -
all
a Sat-ur-day
on
Put
in
your
right
light,
night
hand
A7
give
your
hand
2. Put your l e f t hand in-
shake, shake, shake
3. Put your right f o o t in-
and
turn
out
D
your-self
4. Put your l e f t f o o t ln-
B1
2
bout,
(repeat Chorus)
oh,
H ' M
Trock 21 1
9. Did You Ever See a Monkey?

D
IJ.
n
~*
Did you
Mr J-
p J' JM J
ev
er
see
mon - key,
mon - key,
mon - key?
A7
ev
er
see
mon - key,
qo
this
Did you
way
and
that?
Go
~ )
*
this
way
and
that
way
and
this
way
and
A7
ev
er
see
mon - key
op
this
that
way.
f K -
Did you
way
and
that?
Did you
frj.B-l
Trock 22 |
c
A
tis
ket,
tas
ket,
green
and
yel -
low
G7
J li' J J> J
- * r
bas - ket,
wrote
let - t e r
1J>
Ji
to
my
love
J. IJand
JI
J J i
on
the
dropped
way
dropped
k
t.
dropped
it,
dropped
it,
and
on
the
way
G7
^ 5
lit - tle
70
t,
boy(glrl)
Songbirds
plcked
it
.#f t
up
and
J -
>
J ' -
put
his(her)
pock -
et
Trock 23 |
11. The Bus
1. The
peo - pie
on
the
Up
and
down,
Up
and
up
and
down,
All
2.The wheels on the bus go round and round,

Round and round, round and round.
The wheels on the bus go round and round,
All through the town.
bus
up
go
i
down.
through
and
down,
J
The
the
peo-pie
on
the
bus
go
town.
4.The mom my on the bus goes, "Shhh, shhh, shhh,

Shhh, shhh, shhh, Shhh, shhh, shhh"
The mom my on the bus goes, "Shhh, shhh, shhh"
3.The baby on the bus cries, "Wah, wah, wah!

Wah, wah, wah, wah, wah, wah!"
The baby on the bus cries, "Wah, wah, wah!"
Song
71
UBI
1-
One
lit -
4*11 J
tle
fin
ger,
One
J~3 ( J IJ
One
lit - tle
Point
to
fin - ger,
the
Tap,
floor
tap,
tap.
Put
it
on
lit - tle
fin
to
the
ceil
/ head.
nose.
mouth.
\ tummy.
M M
Ring
''
round
the
Bb
'
J
1
ros
y,
es,
We
pock - e t
full
' P
of
pos
i
Ash
.v-iiiml-
es,
ash
all
Eb
11
'' P P '' P
1
Bb
Eb
S E
72
Trock 25 |
ger,
your
r p" r
h
Polnt
Eb
Trock 24~]
fall
DOWN!
es,
H'S-I
Trock 26 1
i % 'i
* 8 * - F
rf-
B7
|. J J 1 1
- "
= F
IJ J J
1 r\.
J.
Sit
sit
down,
rock - ing
the
down,
You're
boat.
down,
You're
rock - ing
the
boat.
down,
You're
Sit
M
5it
B7
down,
Sit
'
sit
'
down,
down,
rock - ing
the
boat.
B
3=
ing
rock
rock,
Rock,
the
boat.
E
B7
>
i
rock
rock,
Rock,
11
ing
the
Sit
down,
boat.
B7
1
boat.
J.-
* ^
sit
Song
73
*>S<i
Track 27
15. Punchinello
What
can
you
do,
Pun - chi
nel - lo
fun - ny
fel
low?
G7
What
can
you
do,
Pun - chi
2. We can do it, too, Punchinello funny fellow.

We can do it, too, Punchinello funny you.
nel - lo
fun - ny
you?
3. You choose one of us, Punchinello funny fellow.

You choose one of us, Punchinello funny you.
Track 28
16. This Od Man
Bb
Ab
Eb
1. This od man,
he played one,
He
played nick - nack
on
Eb
Bb
Eb
nick-nack
pad-dywhack,
give
a dog
a bone,
This
my thumb, With a
od
man carne
rol - ling home.
7. se/enup in heaven
2. twoon my shoe
3. threeon my knee
4. f ouron my door
&. eighton my gate

9. nineon my spine
10. tennick-nack once again
5. f i/eon my hive
6. sixon my sticks
74
Srgr
f^iB-l
Trock 29 |
17. 25 Miles from Home
1. Oh,
2. Oh,
twen - t y - f ye miles
twen - t y - four miles
im
I'm
from
from
home,
home,
im
i'm
Am
twen - t y - five
twen - t y - f o u r
rest
rest
a
a
miles
miles
from
from
whlle.
while.
home.
home.
I'm
i'm
walk
walk
twen - t y - four
twen - t y - three
miles
miles
from
from
home.
home.
while
while
and
and
(And so on...)
18. The Hokey Pokey

U l
J)
)\ J
1. You put your
dtJt
ll" J
right
J J>. h J,
foot
J |
out, You put your
IJ J J
right
foot
in
right
J Jl}]
foot
in, You put your
m
and you shake t all a-bout,
You
do
the ho - key po-key, and you turn ycur-self

2. l e f t f o o t
3. right hand
4. l e f t hand
a-round,
That's what we *
5. right shoulder
&. left hip
6. l e f t shoulder
9. head -
7. right hip
10. whole self
s> ut!
Song
75
19. Shake My Hand
J
5hake my
1.
hand
2.
fin
clap
clap
clap.
Shake my f o o t
and
then
go
tap
snap
snap. Shake my nose
and
then
go
wrap wrap wrap.
lit - tle
hop,
so
we'll
take a
lit - tle
hop,
then
go
then
go
ger
then
go
J > T
snap
take a
and
tap
tap.
r ^
One
two
three,
Four
five
six,
dance un - tlll
the
mu - slc
stops.
a - round un - tlll
the
mu - slc
stops.
Shake my
I4.B-I Trock 32 I
20. Skip to My Lou

C7
s i
1.
Lou,
Lou,
2. Lost
my
part
3. Fly's
in the
sugar
t o my
Lou,
Lou,
ner,
what'll
do?
Lost
my
bowl,
shoo,
fly,
shoo.
Fly's
in the
skip
t o my
Lou,
Lou,
what'll
do?
Lost
shoo,
76
skip
Smgirds
fly,
shoo.
Fly's
skip
Lou,
my
in the
part
sugar
Lou,
t o my
part -
ner,
sugar
bowl,
Lou,
ner,
what'll
do?
bowl,
shoo,
fly,
shoo.
HM
Trock 33 |

r~3
r~3-
j~3
r~i
1. Reu -
ben,
Reu -
ben,
IVe
been
think -
ing,
What
grand
world
2. Ra
chel,
Ra
chel,
IVe
been
think -
ing,
What
grand
world
this
would
be,
If
the
boys
were
trans -
port
ed,
this
would
be,
If
the
girls
were
trans -
port
ed,
HT|
Trock 3 4 |
1. Where
Where
is
thumb kin?
Hear
Ve - ry
well
thank
am,
here
am.
How are you t o - d a y
i *
you.
Run
Thumb - kin?
sir?
way!
Run
way!
2. Polnter
3. Tall man
4. Ring man
5. Plnkie
Song
77
JlEM
Track 35
1. Do your
2. Yes, my
ears
ears
hang
hang
low?
low.
Do
They
they
can
wob - ble
wob - ble
Em
m
fro?
tro.
Can
I
you
can
con-tin-ent-al
c o n - t i n - e n t - al
78
Can
and
and
tie them
tie them
you
can
to
to
D7
in
n
a
a
knot?
knot.
Can
1
you
can
tie
tle
toss
toss
sol - dier, Do your

sol - dier. Yes, my
them
them
o - ver your
o - ver my
Em
D7
ears
ears
hang
hang
shoul
shoul
low?
low.
them
them
bow?
bow.
der
der
like
like
in
in
a
a
Trock 36 |
24. Teddy Bear
# h a
hkW-
J-
! = f F F i
L0
-1 " \1
'
'-B
1. Ted - dy
Bear,
Ted - dy
Bear,
turn
rou
nd.
2. Ted - dy
Bear,
Ted - dy
Bear,
go
up
stai
rs.
mm
A7
Ted - dy
Bear,
Ted - dy
Bear,
touch
the
grou
nd.
Ted - dy
Bear,
Ted - dy
Bear,
say
your
pray
ers.
Ted - dy
Bear,
Ted - dy
Bear,
tle
your
Ted - dy
Bear,
Ted - dy
Bear,
turn
off
(the)
sho
es.
llgh
t.
A7
m
Ted - dy
Bear,
Ted - dy
Bear,
that
will
Ted - dy
Bear,
Ted - dy
Bear,
say
good
do!
night.
Song
79
Trock
25. Roll Over!
37~1
Bb
1. There
were
five
n the bed,
and the
ver,
roll
2. There were four n the bed,

and the little one sald,
"Roll over, roll over"
So they all rolled over
and one fell out.
3. There were three in the bed,
and the little one said,
and one fell out.
80
Songdrds
one
sald,
"Roll
lit - tle
ver"
So they
all
rolled
o - ver and
one
4. There were two in the bed,

and the little one sald,
and one fell out.
5. There was one in the bed
And the little one said,
(spoken) "Good night."
fell
out.
5 .
S c h o o l
F r i e i
Contents
1. Helio
2. Auld Lang Syne
3. ABC Song
4. Do-Re-Mi
5. How Are You My Friend?
6. Good Morning to You
ZHumptyDumpty
8. Days of the Week
9. Od Mother Hubbard
O. I Went to School One Morning
11. Six Green Bottles
12. Little Polly Flinders
13. We Can Play the Bass Drum
82
82
83
84
85
85
14. What Are You Wearing?

15. Jack and Jill
86
86
87
87
88
88
89
19. Od King Col
92
20. ZumGa\Gdi
93
21. Jack, Be Nimble

22. Good bye, Little Friend
23. Ten Little Elephants
24. Clap Along with Me
25. KumBaYah
93
94
94
95
96
90
90
16. Oh, bear! What Can the Matter Be?

91
17. Little Jack Horner, Little Miss Muffet 91
18. My Balloon
92
M M
Hel - b, hel- lo, hel- lo,
like t o
be with you
and
you and you and you.
Bb
la la la la la la
la la -
La la
La la
hel - lo,
la la la la la
Track 38
How are you?
la
la la
la
la
cr|,
b7
la la la
la la U l* u>
la la la la la la la.
EHjrack39]
ing Syne
G
D,
J'J
j u
Should
all
a c - q u a i n t - anee
be
for-got
And
all
ac-qualnt-anee
be
nev - er brought
G
for-got
And
days
of
auld
syne
lang
82
Songkrs
For
take
my friend
cup
of
klnd - ness y e t
For
mlnd?
lang
syne?
For
lang
syne,
Auld
lang
auld
Should
D,
auld
to
syne.
We'll
D.C.
Should
fJ'B'l Trock
Ab
Eb
Eb
Ab
40 |
Eb
Bb
El>
Eb
Bb
Eb
r r 'cfir
Eb
Ab
Eb
Ab
r r 'r r i r
A
F3
Eb
Ab
"J
Now
Ab
ir r
know
my
Eb
|J
J
J
Bb
Eb
Eb
|J
Eb
Ab
Ab
L M N O
Eb
Eb
Bb
and
b\>
^
B
C's
Next time
won't you
sing with
me?
Trock 41
G7
ir r ir
" J. I' J-
J I J M J.
Me
pi
ame
cali
my
- self,
4r
Fa
long
pul - ing
drink
La
thread,
way
to
Am
note
to
fol - low
1J
with jam and bread,
That will
bring
us
back
to
Poe"
84
Ray
Songbirds
Me
Fa
5o
La
Tea
Poe
5o
so,
D.C.^
< Ji J) J* I J' ^ ' p

Poe
run,
4*
pir I*P P J i ^ ^
Jl
Tea
long
'
nee = dle
IUIJIJ >
.Ni'i'J' J'
Poe.
oh
*
oh
oh!
f JiB*! Trock
c
r
How
are
How
are
you
you
to
' r
'J
day?
in?
Tra
3
1
friend?
my
'
la
la
la
1.
Will
you
please
come
2.
Will
you
please
sit
mm
la
la
la.
down?
K ' B ' l Trock 4 3 j
ii j i j j ' J r . M
l
J i
J'j]
j-iji
Good
a l - w a y s new pa-ees with
J'
J ,
j - i j i J '
morn-ing t o you! Good
J-
morn-ing t o you! There're
sun-shine in fac-es. Is
this not the way
to
start
new day?
Song
85
lumpty Dumpty
G
C
s
" i
- d H t
*y
C
i
0 j - J* 1L
G
1
1 i
:
i'
* * i
d~ s
-jHump -
Dump - t y
5 at or
a w,all.
~2Hump
- ty
c ump
i1
- t1
ha d
fall.
gr
;at
C
i
J J
All the king's hors-es and
86
Songbirds
Ji
all the king's men
"
f=[
0 aJ-->
Could-n't put Hump - t y t o - geth-er
a-
HM
Trock 4 6 I
Gm
Od Moth-er Hub-bard, She went t o the cup board t o
Am
Dm
When she got there the
get
her poor
dog - gy
bo -
ne.
Gm
cup board was bare,
And
so
her poor
dog - gy
had
none.
H B > < Trock 47
S c h o o l
3 E
O n e
22
1.
2.
3.
4.
llr p p [1 (I fi p (I
went
saw
t o school one morn-ing, And I

a
lit - tle rab - bit, And he
walked like this,

hopped like this,
a
tl po-Hee-man.
hnd he
heard the school bell ring - ing, And !
stood like this,

ran
like this,
went to school
saw a
lit saw a
tall
heard the school
one morn-ing,
tle rab - bit,
po - Hee-man,
bell ring - ng,
And I walked like this.

And he hopped like this.
And he stood like this.
And 1
ran like this.
A n
te this,
like this,
% Q
s c h o o
walked like this,

hopped like this,
etood
ran
1
I
1
walked like this,

hopped like this,
1
I
ran
school
Song
87
Six
green
hang-ing
fall,
on
bot-tles
hang-ing on the
the
wall.
And
Therell be
flve
green
2. Five green bottles
wall
Six
green
one
green
bot-tle
should
bot -
tles
Hang - ng
on
bot - tles
ac - ci - d e n - t a l l y
the
wall.
6. One green b o t t l e hanging on the wall,

One green b o t t l e hanging on the waH.
If t h a t one green bottle should accldentally fall,
Therell be no green bottles hanging on the wall
3. Four green bottles

4. Three green bottles
5. Two green bottles
H'gll Trock 49 |
Flinders
c
Bb
Bb
m -
L i t - t l e Pol-ly
Flin-ders, s a t
3*
moth-e
the c i n - d e r s , Warm-ing her p r e t - t y l i t - t l e
toes.
Her
Eb.
reame and caught her, and spanked her l i t - t l e dau-ghter, For spoil- ing her nice new e l e :
La la
88
a-mong
Bb
Bb
Sonanrtk
la
la
la
la,
la
la
la
la
la
la,
la
la
la la
la la
la.
fliM
Trock 5 0 |
13. We Can Play the Bass

F
F-n^
|J
Oh,
we
can play on the
boom
bass drum,
Bb
boom, Goes the
Bb
And this
is the way
we
blg
bass drum,
Bb
boom,
boom, boom,
BP
n.
'0 *
blg
m^
wt
Boom
it,
J J T PP
Eb
Bb
;> i
J ^
JJ'
J i J
1 0
Bb
Bb
do
F7
F7
And
that's
the way
we
do
It.
F7
Bb
1
J JT"
Fine
-=i
r r 11
2. Violin Fiddle fiddle dee,
5. Piano Dong dong dong,
3. Flute Toot toot toot,
6. Triangle Ping ding ding,
4. Xylophone Chink chink chink,
Song
89
red
dress,
black shoes
blue
jeans
green hat
Sal - ly
is
wearing
I red
dress,
black shoes
blue
jeans
green hat
day
Jack and Jill wentup the hill, To f e t c h a pail of
Jill carne tum-bling
af - ter.
red dress, red
dress.
long.
wa - ter; Jack fell down and broke his crown, And
Trock 53 |
! What
A7
iniJ.
Oh,
dear!
what can the m a t - t e r be?
Oh,
dear!
Oh,
dear!
what can the m a t - t e r be?
J>
Ji )i
what can the mat- t e r
be?
at the
He
John-ny's
J,
so long
fair.
A7
prom-ised t o buy me a bunch ofblue rlb-bons. He prom-ised t o buy me a
bunch of blue rib-bons. He
prom-ised
t o buy me a
bunch of blue rib-bons. To
tle up my bon-nle brown
hair.
Track 54"!
17. Little Jack Horner, Little Miss Muffet ~)

Bb
Lit - tle Jack Hor - ner
2. Lit - tle Miss Mu - f f e t
sat
cor - ner,
sat on a
Eat-ing
Eat-ing
his Chrlst-mas
her curds and
He
pie,
whey,
Bb
put
in
his thumb - and pulled
long carne a spl - der and
out
a plum
- And
sat down be - side her, And
said "What
a good - boy am
I!"
f right-ened Miss M u - f f e t a - way.
Song
91
1. This
ny
red
bal - bon,
My
red
red
bal -
bon.
SE
~m
U p
This
aoes,
1 5
pun
my
red
d o w n
Up
b l u e
red
r s d
>
Pul
It
down!
bal - bon.
Od
Klng
Col
m m'\ m
was a
d ' d
merry od soul,
J) J)
and
Id 'm
mer-ry od soul was

r
^-fc
he;
He
r
*
*
called f o r his pipe, and he
92
mz
3. green
3 0 e s
bal - bon
m
Sotiflkrds
called f o r his bowl, and he called f o r his fId - dlers
three.
i
1
Trock 57 1
20
Em
We
Zum
will
ga -
work
li
and
ga -
II
ga - li,
sing
ev - ery
Zum
ga
one,
ga
li.
G
We
Zum
will
ga
work
ga
tlll
li
ga
m
i
our
task
Zum
ga
is
done.
ga
IJiM
Trock 58 |
21. Jack
Eb
Ab
y
Jack, be nim - ble,
Jack, be quick
Ab
Jack, jump o - v e r the can - dle stick.

Eb
Ab
Jack, jump o - v e r the can - dle stick.

Jack, be nim - ble,
Jack, be quick
J \
H ' M
Trock 59 |
Good bye, Little Friend
Dm
d
Lit - tle
friend
good bye t o
May
our
Lord
bless
you,
you
bye,
good bye t o
May
our
Lord
D/FJt
you,
see you a - gain,
you.
bless
you!
G
see
you
a - gain.
H B - < Trock 6 0 |
ttle Elephants
D
One l i t - t l e , two lit-tle, three lit-
r
1
*=
Seven l i t - tle, elght l i t - t l e ,
94
Good bye, good
you!
see
^ J 1 r.
F
See
1J
^ \ ^'
Sotars
tle el-e-phants, Four lit-tle, five l i t - t l e ,
Mm
gm
nine l i t - t l e
six l i t - t l e el-e-phants,
11
96
Songbvrds
Index
A Tisket, A Tasket
70
Good M o r n i n g to You
85
A Sailor Went to Sea
19
Happy Birthday
44
He's Got the Whole World
18
Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes
64
Helio
82
ABC Song
8 3
A l l Night, A l l Day
25
Apples and Bananas
14
Are You Sleeping?
46
A u l d Lang Syne
82
Baa, Baa, Black Sheep
29
Bear Song, The
40
Bear Went Over the Mountain, The
26
Billy Boy
4 6
Bingo
29
Hush, Liitlp KabjK
Brahms' Lullaby
44
I Went to School One M o r n i n g
87
Buffalo Gals
51
I ' m Going U p to London
64
Bus, The
71
Tve Been Working on the Railroad
61
Clap Along w i t h Me
95
Tve Got Peace Like a River
20
Clementine
58
If You're Happy
66
Cock-A-Doodle-Doo
41
I n a Cabin i n a Wood
60
Come and Join the Game
67
It's a Small World
22
Days of the Week
86
Itsy Bitsy Spider, The
35
Deep and Wide
16
Jack and Jill
9 0
D i d You Ever See a Monkey?
69
Jack, Be Nimble
9 3
John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt
59
Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush 23

Hickory, Dickory, Dock
39
Hokey Pokey The
75
Home on the Range
34
H o w Are You M y Friend?
85
Humpty Dumpty
86
Do-Re-Mi
8 4
Do Your Ears Hang Low?
78
K u m Ba Yah
96
Donkey Donkey
31
Lavender's Blue
18
D o w n by the Station
57
Little Green Frog
37
Farmer i n the Dell, The
30
Little Jack Horner, Little Miss Muffet
91
Five Little Monkeys
37
Little Peter Rabbit
41
Fly, Fly Butterfly
Little Polly Flinders
88
Good bye, Little Friend
94
London Bridge
65
Looby Loo
68
RTiOver!
Mary H a d a Little Lamb
32
Round the Village
Miss Polly H a d a Dolly
49
Row, Row, Row Your Boat
10
Mr. Thumb
68
Sally Go Round the Sun
17
M u f f i n Man, The
54
Shake M y H a n d
76
M y Balloon
92
She'll Be Corning Round the Mountain 13
M y Bonnie
12
Shoo Fly
33
M y Little Pony
39
Short'nin' Bread
52
Oats, Peas, Beans
19
Sing a Song of Sixpence
47
Oh! Where Has M y Little Dog Gone?
33
Sit D o w n , You're Rocking the Boat
73
Oh, Dear! What Can the Matter Be?
91
Oh, Susanna
47
Six Green Bottles
88
Od K i n g Col
92
Six Little Ducks
36
Skidamarink
50
Od MacDonald H a d a Farm
28
Skip to M y L o u
76
Od Mother Hubbard
87
Sleep, Baby, Sleep
54
On Top of M y Pizza
67
Soldier, Soldier, Won't You M a r r y Me? - 53
Once I Caught a Fish Alive
42
Teddy Bear
79
Once I Saw a Little Bird
38
Ten Little Elephants
94
One Little Finger
72
This Od M a n
74
Over i n the Meadow
15
Three Blind Mice
35
53
Three Little Kittens, The
36
Picking Apples
21
To Market
45
Polly, Put the Kettle O n
45
To the Zoo
56
Pop! Goes the Weasel
32
25 Miles f r o m H o m e
Pat a Cake
Punchinello
7 4
Pussy Cat, Pussy Cat
38
Rain, Rain, Go Away
. go
\\
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star
10
Under The Spreading Chestnut Tree
14
We Can Play the Bass D r u m
89
What Are You Wearing?
90
Rainbow Song
1 6
Reach for the Sky
2 1
Red River Valley
2 4
Reuben and Rachel
Yankee Doodle
6 2
7 7
Ring A r o u n d the Rosy
7 2
Z u m Gali Gali
93
Rock-A-Bye, Baby
4 8
Where Is Thumbkin?
7 7
Who's A f r a i d of the Big Bad Wolf?
30
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Out of 125 songs, 72 are accompanied by actions, games, and
activities that will keep children engaged and help them
acquire a deeper connection with the lyrics. Whether at home
or in the classroom, Songbirds will provides hours of music
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Five themes in this book:
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2.
3.
4.
5.
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This comprehensive collection of 125 children's songs is

conveniently organized into five themes. The audio CDs contain
many familiar tunes including classroom songs, nursery
rhymes, folk songs, and sing-alongs. Educators, parents, and
kids will find the melodies lively and refreshing.
Out of 125 songs, 72 are accompanied by actions, games, and
activities that will keep children engaged and help them
acquire a deeper connection with the lyrics. Whether at home
or in the classroom, Songbirds will provides hours of music
and fun!
Five themes in this book:

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Nature
Animis
People and Places
Games
School and Friends

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A s m a n y teachers of y o u n g c h i l d r e n w o u l d agree, songs can be u s e d as

p r o v i d e teachers w i t h t h e m u s i c a l resource they have been l o o k i n g for! T h i s

Song Book w i t h audio C D contains the lyrics a n d m u s i c t o 125 w e l l - k n o w n

contains an illustrated g u i d e f o r h a n d m o t i o n s a n d TPR activities

i n c o r p o r a t i n g songs i n t o the c u r r i c u l u m of their classrooms. Students have

h i g h frequency v o c a b u l a r y a n d useful s t a n d a r d expressions, the w o r d s a n d

l y r i c s t o 125 c h i l d r e n ' s songs. T h e songs are d i v i d e d i n t o f i v e themes:

2. Row, Row, Row Your Boat

3. Round the Village

4. Fly, Fly Butterf ly

6. She'll Be Corning Round the Mountain

7. Apples and Bananas

8. Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree

9. Over in the Meadow

10. Rainbow Song

11. Deep And Wide

12. Rain, Rain, Go Away

13. Sally Go Round the Sun

14. He's Got the Whole World

15. Lavender's Blue

16. A Sailor Went t o Sea

17. Oats, Peas, Beans

18. I V e Got Peace Like a River

19. Reach f o r the Sky

20. Picking Apples

21. I t ' s a Small World

22. Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush

23. Red River Valley

24. All Night, All Day

2. Baa, Baa, Black Sheep

4. Who's Af raid of t h e Big Bad Wolf?

The Farmer in the Dell

7. Mary Had a Little Lamb

8. Pop! Goes t h e Weasel

10. Oh! Where Has My Little Dog Gone?

11. Home on the Range

12. Three Blind Mice

13. The I t s y Bitsy Spider

14. Six Little Ducks

15. The Three Little Kittens

16. Five Little Monkeys

17. Little Green Frog

18. Once I Saw a Little Bird

19. Pussy Cat, Pussy Cat

Hietery, Dickory, Dock

21. My Little Pony

22. The Bear Song

24. Little Peter Rabbit

25. Once I Caught a Fish Alive

3. Polly, Put t h e Kettle On

5. Are You Sleeping?

7. Sing a Song of Sixpence

10. Miss Polly Had a Dolly

14. Pat a Cake

16. Sleep, Baby, Sleep

17. The Muf f in Man

18. Hush, Little Baby

19. To the Zoo

20. Down by the Station

22. John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt

23. I n a Cabin in a Wood

24. I V e been Working on t h e Railroad

25. Yankee Doodle