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Mother Goose Sunshine Song Time Songs & Rhymes Rhymes & Songs To Play With Your Child Mother Goose Sunshine Song Time Songs & Rhymes 1 Ackabaca Soda Cracker All small things that have no words. Ackabaca soda cracker, Ackabaca boo, (Chorus) Ackabacka soda cracker, up goes you The Ants Go Marching Ackabaca soda cracker, Ackabaca boo, The ants go marching one by one. Ackabaca soda cracker, I love you Hoorah! Hoorah! The ants go marching one by one. Alice the Camel Hoorah! Hoorah! Alice the camel has five humps; Alice the camel has five humps The ants go marching one by one, Alice the camel has five humps; So go, Alice, go. The little one stops to suck his thumb, Alice the camel has four humps; Alice the camel has four humps And they all go marching down underground Alice the camel has four humps, So go, Alice, go. To get out of the rain. Alice the camel has three humps; Alice the camel has three humps Boom, boom, boom… Alice the camel has three humps, So go, Alice, go. The ants go marching two by two. Alice the camel has two humps; Alice the camel has two humps Hoorah! Hoorah! Alice the camel has two humps, So go, Alice, go. The ants go marching two by two. Alice the camel has one hump; Alice the camel has one hump Hoorah! Hoorah! Alice the camel has one hump, So go, Alice, go. The ants go marching two by two, Alice the camel has no humps; Alice the camel has no humps. The little one stops to tie his shoe, Because Alice is a horse! And they all go marching down underground To get out of the rain. All the Little Ones Are Sleeping Boom, boom, boom… (By Jean Ritchie) (Chorus) The ants go marching three by three. Hoorah! Hoorah! All through the night, The ants go marching three by three. All through the night, Hoorah! Hoorah! All the little ones are sleeping. The ants go marching three by three, All through the night, The little one stops to climb a tree, All through the night, And they all go marching down underground All the little ones are sleeping. To get out of the rain In a hole down underground, Boom, boom, boom… Little bunnies can be found. (Continue with: four by four/shut the door, five by five/take a dive, (Chorus) etc.) Sparrow sleeps up in a tree, A Ram Sam Sam My warm bed is best for me. A ram sam sam, a ram sam sam (Chorus) Guli guli guli guli guli ram sam sam . Bless the babes and beasts and birds, A ram sam sam, a ram sam sam 2 Guli guli guli guli guli ram sam sam. Where you dive and splash all day, A rafiq, a rafiq Waves roll in and the waves roll out. Guli guli guli guli guli ram sam sam. See the water squirtin’ out of your spout. A rafiq, a rafiq Baby beluga, oh, baby beluga, Guli guli guli guli guli ram sam sam Sing your little song, Sing for all your friends. Arabella Miller We like to hear you. (Tune: Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star) Little Arabella Miller When it's dark, you're home and fed. Had a fuzzy caterpillar Curled up snug in your water bed. First it crawled upon her mother, Moon is shining and the stars are out. Then upon her baby brother Good night, little whale, good night. Little Arabella Miller, Baby beluga, oh, baby beluga, Put away your caterpillar! With tomorrow's sun, Another day's begun. The Baby Bear Waltz You'll soon be waking. (by Sally Jaeger and Kathy Reid-Naiman) 123, 123, waltzing with bears, Baby beluga in the deep blue sea, 123, 123, dance round the chairs. Swim so wild and you swim so free. 123, 123, that's what we'll do, Heaven above and the sea below, 123, 123, dancing with you. And a little white whale on the go. You're just a little white whale on the go. 123, 123, waltz round the room, 123, 123, dance round the moon. Baby Put Your Pants On 123, 123, glide past the stars, (Tune: Shortnin’ Bread) 123, 123, waltzing to Mars. Baby put your pants on, pants on, pants on, Baby put your pants on, one, two, three. Baby Beluga Baby put your pants on, pants on, pants on, (by Raffi) Baby put your pants on, one, two, three. Baby beluga in the deep blue sea, Leg to the left, leg to the right, Swim so wild and you swim so free. Wiggle and jiggle and pull them up tight. Heaven above and the sea below, Leg to the left, leg to the right, And a little white whale on the go. Wiggle and jiggle and pull them up tight. Baby beluga, baby beluga, (repeat with: socks, shirt, hat, etc.) Is the water warm? Now that you’re all dressed, all dressed, all dressed, Is your mama home? Now that you’re all dressed, let’s go play! With you so happy? Bananas Unite Way down yonder where the dolphins play, Bananas of the world unite! 3 B banana, b b banana! A bouncing mouse is in my house. Peel banana, peel, peel banana He's been here for a week. Chop banana, chop, chop banana He bounced on in from nowhere Mash banana, mash, mash banana And quickly settled in. Eat banana, eat, eat banana I'm thankful that he came alone. Go bananas! I've heard he has a twin! He bounces in the kitchen, The Bear and the Bees (Wiggle Waggle) He bounces in the den, (By Dennis Lee) He bounces in the living room. Wiggle waggle went the bear Look! There he goes again! Catching bees in his underwear! Boing! Boing! Squeak! One bee out, and one bee in, Boing! Boing! Squeak! And one bee bit him on his big bare skin! Boom Boom Bend Your Body Boom, boom, baby goes boom boom (tune: Head and Shoulders) Baby goes boom boom down. Bend your body, touch your toes, You might cry, but everybody does it Straighten up, touch your nose. Everybody boom booms down. Wave your arms and touch your knees, Stomp your feet and count to three. Bread and Butter One, two, three! Bread and butter, Marmalade and jam, Big Blue Boat Let’s say hello as fast as we can: I love to row in my big blue boat, Hello! My big blue boat, my big blue boat. Bread and butter, I love to row in my big blue boat, Marmalade and jam, Out on the deep blue sea. Let’s say hello as slow as we can: My big blue boat has two red sails, Helllllloooooo! Two red sails, two red sails. (Continue with opposites: sad & happy, high & low, big & small etc.) My big blue boat has two red sails, Out on the deep blue sea. Bright Sun So come for a ride in my big blue boat, (tune: Row, Row, Row Your Boat) My big blue boat, my big blue boat. Bright sun shining down, So come for a ride in my big blue boat, Shining on the ground. Out on the deep blue sea. What a lovely face you have, Boing! Boing! Squeak! Yellow, big and round. Boing! Boing! Squeak! Boing! Boing! Squeak! Bubblegum 4 My mother gave me a nickel so I could buy a pickle Can You Be a Sunbeam? I didn’t buy a pickle, I bought bubblegum (Tune: Mary Had a Little Lamb) Baloo, baloo, baloo pop! Baloo, baloo, baloo pop! Can you be a sunbeam, a sunbeam, a sunbeam? Baloo, baloo, baloo pop! I love bubblegum! Can you be a sunbeam? Then show me what you’d do. I can be a sunbeam, a sunbeam, a sunbeam, Sticky, sticky, sticky, sticky bubblegum I can be a sunbeam, and I’ll shine down on you! Bubblegum, bubblegum Sticky, sticky, sticky, sticky bubblegum Can you be a raindrop, a raindrop, a raindrop? Sticking my hands to my hair! Can you be a raindrop? Then show me what you’d do. Pull, pull, pull, pop I can be a raindrop, a raindrop, a raindrop. (Repeat with: knees, face, tummy, toes and then mouth I can be a raindrop, so here’s some rain for you! yum!yum!yum!yum!) Can you be a flower, a flower, a flower? Can you be a flower? Then show me what you’d do. Bumping Up and Down I can be a flower, a flower, a flower. Bumping up and down in my little red wagon I can be a flower, growing just for you! Bumping up and down in my little red wagon Bumping up and down in my little red wagon Can you be a buzzing bee, a buzzing bee, a buzzing bee? Won’t you be my darling? Can you be a buzzing bee? Then show me what you’d do. I can be a buzzing bee, buzzing bee, buzzing be. One wheel’s off and the axle’s broken I can be a buzzing bee, with honey sweet for you! One wheel’s off and the axle’s broken One wheel’s off and the axle’s broken Chicken In the Barnyard Won’t you be my darling? Chicken in the barnyard, staying out of trouble. Let’s all fix it with our hammers Along came a turkey, and… Let’s all fix it with our hammers Gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble! Let’s all fix it with our hammers Won’t you be my darling? Chicken Song Chick, chick, chick, chick, chicken Bumping up and down in my little red wagon Lay a little egg for me.
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