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80. Face chant
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81. Family chant
88. Who stole the cake?
82. Food train chant
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A red fox in a square box.
A black bat on a grey...
A big... on a brown dog.
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your head, turn around.
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you toes, thumbs down.
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your feet and now sit down.
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78. CLOTHES CHANT

What do you put on your head?
A hat.
What do you put on your hands?
Gloves.
What do you put on your feet?
Socks.
Shoes and socks.
Shoes and socks.
A hat on my head.
Gloves on my hands.
Socks on my feet.
Shoes and socks.
Shoes and socks.
79. COLOURS CHANT

Blue, yellow, yellow and red.
Black and white. Touch your head.
Red, yellow, yellow and blue.
Black and white. One. Two.
80. FACE CHANT

Touch your hair
And wiggle your nose.
Touch your ears
And tap your toes.
Open your mouth
And wink one eye.
Now close your mouth
Touch your hair
And wave "Good-bye".
81. FAMILY CHANT

Grandma, Granddad, Mum and Dad,
Sisters, Brothers, good and bad.
How many sisters have you got?
One, two, three, four, five? A lot.
82. FOOD TRAIN CHANT

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Bacon and eggs (4 times)
Apples and pears (4 times)
Bread and butter (4 times)
Plums and custard (4 times)
Cheese and biscuits (4 times)
Fish and chips (4 times)
Chocolate cake (4 times)
Ice-cream (4 times)
Soooooooooooooooooup!
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83. NUMBERS CHANT

1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6. Point to the door.
7, 8, 9, 10
Stand up and sit down again.
84. ONE FINGER, ONE THUMB
One finger, one thumb, jump up.

One, two, three, four, five.
One finger, one thumb, one arm, jump up.
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One finger, one thumb, one arm, one foot,

one nod of
jump up.
one leg, jump up.
one leg +
the head, jump up.
85. SHAPES CHANT

Rectangle, triangle, circle, square.
Point to the door. Point to the chair.
Rectangle, triangle, circle, square.
Touch a table, touch a chair.
86. THE MORE WE GET TOGETHER

The more we get
The more we get
For your friends
The more we get
together, together, together

together, the happier we'll be,
are my friends, and my friends are your friends,
together, the happier we'll be.
87. WHERE IS THE CAT

Where's the cat?
Under the hat.
Where? Where?
On the chair.
Where's the cat?
In the box.
Where? Where?
Over there.
88. WHO STOLE THE CAKE

EVERYONE: Who stole the cake from the baker's shop?
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P2: W h o , me?
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PI: Yes, you.

P2: Not me.
EVERYONE: Then who?
P2: Sophie stole the cake from the baker's shop.
P3: W h o , me?
EVERYONE: Yes you.
P3: Not me,...
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apple from the greengrocer's shop?
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89. ARE YOU SLEEPING?

Are you sleeping,
Are you sleeping,
Brother John, brother John?
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Morning bells are ringing,
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90. BAA, BAA BLACK SHEEP

Baa, baa, black sheep, have you any wool?
Yes, sir, yes, sir, three bags full;
One for my master, one for my dame,
And one for the little boy who lives down the lane.
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baa,
black
sheep,
have
my dame, and one for the lit-
you
a-
ny
tie boy, who lives
wool?
down the lane.
91. DAYS OF THE WEEK

Sunday, Sunday, we all love Sunday,
Let's have fun on Sunday and walk, walk, walk.
Monday, Monday, we all love Monday,
Let's have fun on Monday and jog, jog, jog.
Tuesday dance.
Wednesday gallop.
Thursday jump.
Friday swim.
Saturday sing.
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t
J. J- ' Sun1
Sun- day,
J
day, we
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.
love
SunF
let's
have
on 'SunJ.
fun
L _
day
walk,
day,
and
walk,
J.
walk.
"
92. DO EVERYTHING TOGETHER

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Clap, clap, clap your hands, clap your hands together.

Stamp, stamp, stamp your feet, stamp your feet together.
Spin, spin, spin around, spin around together.
Sing, sing, sing a song, sing a song together.
Wink, wink, wink your eyes, wink your eyes together.
Dance, dance, dance a dance, dance a dance together.
Shine, shine, shine your shoes, shine your shoes together.
Ride, ride, ride your bike, ride your bike together.
Wash, wash, wash your face, wash your face together.
March, march, march to bed, march to bed together.
93. DOWN BY THE STATION

Down by the station, early in the morning
See the little puffer bellies all in a row,
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See the engine driver pull the little handle,

"Chug, Chug, Toot, Toot" Off we go!
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Down
by
the
sta-
see
the
see
lit-
the
en-
tion,
tie
gine
ear-
ly
J> J> j
puf-
fer
driv-
bel-
er
in
lies
pull
.the
all
the
lit-
morning,
t
in
D-
tle
D.
row,
han-
die,
D-
'Chug,
Chug,
Toot,
Off
Toot"
go!
we
94. FAMILY SONG

:
Thumb
Pointer
Middle
mother
father
brother
Ring
Pinky
sister
baby
,
.
' ,
,
This is my father. This is my mother. This is me I'm tall.

This is my little baby brother. That is all.
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ft
this
oh,
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is
is
This
This
the
the
,
J
is
how
1
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the
we
J.
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brolove
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ther,
ter,
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this
this
ther
them
tall,
all.
'
is
is
the
the
faba-
ther,
by;
95. FARMER IN THE DELL

The Farmer in the dell
The Farmer in the dell
Hi Ho the Derry O!
The Farmer in the dell.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
Farmer takes his wife.

wife takes a child.
child takes a nurse.
nurse takes a dog.
dog takes a cat.
cat takes a rat.
rat takes the cheese.
farmer says good-bye.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
wife says good-bye.

child says good-bye.
nurse says good-bye.
dog says good-bye.
cat says good-bye.
rat says good-bye.
cheese stands alone.
. .
.
,
.. .

. "The rat takes
the cheese" ,
, good-bye
.
.
4, > i ' l P f
' Far- mer

The
Hi
Ho
the
in
Der- ry
the
dell,
O!
The
the
Far-
Far- mer in
mer
in
the
the
dell.
delT^
96. HICKETY, PICKETY, MY BLACK HEN

Hickety, pickety, my black hen,
She lays eggs for gentlemen;
Sometimes nine and sometimes ten,
Hickety, pickety, my black hen.
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Hick-
She
et-
lays
my
gen-
black
tie-
hen,
men;
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times
hick-
y,
et-
for
eggs
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somec
pick-
and
nine
et-
y,
pick-
some-
tunes
c
ten,
J) J-
my black
et-
hen.
97. HICKORY DICKORY DOCK

Hickory dickory dock,
The mouse ran up the clock.
The clock struck one, the mouse ran down,
Hickory dickory dock.
G
Hick-
mouse
run
ry
o-
up
F.
the
dick-
o-
The
clock.
ry
the
dock,
clock
struck
one,
the
3
1
mouse
ran
down,
hick-
o-
ry
dick-
o-
ry
dock.
98. HOT CROSS BUNS

Hot cross buns! Hot cross buns!
One a penny, two a penny,
Hot cross buns!
Hot
One
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cross
pen-
ny,
Hot
buns!
two
pen-
cross
I?
ny,
buns!
hot
cross
buns!
99. HUMPTY DUMPTY

Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall,
Humpty Dumpty had a greate fall;
All the king's horses and all the king's men
Couldn't put Humpty together again.
Hump-
ty
Hump-
ty
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all
could
Dump-
Dump-
king's
n't
put
sat
ty
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the
ty
on
had
hors-
wall,
great
fall;
the
king's
es
Hump-
and
ty
all
to -
geth-
er
men.
a- gain.
100. IF YOU ARE HAPPY

1. If your are happy and you know it clap your hands (2x).
If your are happy and you know it (3x) clap your hands.
If
you're
happy and you know
it
Clap
your
hands (Clap)
J J J) J J J)
(clap)
If you're
hap-
py and you
(Clap)
real-
know
If
you're
F
ly
hap-
want
to
it
show
Clap
know it
py
and
it
your
If
you
you're
hands
Clap
your
hands
(Clap)
it
And
you
know
hap-
(Clap)
py
and
you
(Clap)
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2. If
If
3. If
If
4. If
If
5. If
If
6. If
If
your are happy and you know it snap your fingers (2x)
you are happy and you know it (3x) snap your fingers.
you are happy and you know it slap your legs (2x)
you are happy and you know it (3x) slap your legs.
you are happy and you know it stamp your feet (2x)
you are happy and you know it (3x) stamp your feet.
you are happy and you know it say O.K. (2x)
you are happy and you know it (3x) say O.K.
you are happy and you know it do all five (2x)
you are happy and you know it (3x) do all five.
101. LET US SING TOGETHER

Let us sing
One and all
Let us sing
One and all
Let us sing
One and all
Let

one
to -geth-
er,
let
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all
joy-
ous
er,
and
one and all
J>
a-
song.
J J
gain,
let
us
joy-
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sing
us sing
to-
>
J I J J J I JLJ
-geth-
-gain
sing
and
^*
p p
us
together (2x)
a joyous song.
together
a joyous song.
again and again (3x)
a joyous song.
Let
ous song.
F
a- gain
,
and
us
J
Let
a- gain,
Make new friends but keep the old;One is silver and the other gold.
er,
sing
to-
us
sing
a-
102. MAKE NEW FRIENDS
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geth-
let
J
us
wr
Zj
Make
new
one
friends
but
keep
the
ver
and
the
o-
old; -
is
sil-
ther
gold.
103. MY HAT IT HAS THREE CORNERS

My hat it has three corners
Three corners has my hat,
And had it not three corners
It wouldn't be my hat.
, :
,
hat
three 3
corners
.
,
" " .
, " " "hat",
. ,
"my", "hat", "three",
. '
"my", "hat", "three", "corners",
.
My
1-
cor
G
hat,
has
three
I -J j J J
has
ners
my
hat,
cor-
it
ners,
it
cor
would
not
ners,
Hi
and
'
by
it
had
J
my
three
'I J
c
not
three
hat.
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104. OH, HOW LOVELY

Oh, how lovely is the evening, is the evening,
When the bells are sweetly ringing, sweetly ringing.
Ding, dong, ding, dong, ding, dong.
D
Oh,
how
love-
ning,
eve-
km
ing,
ring
JL4 dong,
u
if
ly
when
er
is
bells
the
sweet-
ff
the
ly
ning,
are
ring
dong,
ding,
eve-
is
sweet-
the
ly
-tt
Ding,
mg.
D.
dong!
ding,
105. OLD MCDONALD HAD A FARM

Old McDonald had a farm. EIEIO
And on that farm he had a dog. EIEIO
With a woof woof here and a woof woof there,
Here a woof, there a woof, everywhere a woof woof.
Old McDonald had a farm. EIEIO
cows (moo, moo), ducks (quack, quack), hens (cluck, cluck),
cats (miaow, miaow), sheep (baa, baa), pigs (oink, oink), horses
(neigh, neigh), donkeys (ee-ore, ee-ore).
Old
Mc- Don-
had
aid
farm.
e-
Pip
on
that
farm
he
had
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dog.
8
e-
1-
1-
And
ft-
With
woof woof here
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ev-
and a woof woof there,
where
ry-
woof
a woof,
w
a
woof.
Old
there
rr
Mc-
a woof,
Don-
I*
aid
"
-m
had
here
farm
l-
106. PEASE PORRIDGE HOT

Pease
Pease
Some
Some
porridge hot, Pease porridge cold,

porridge in the pot, Nine days old.
like it hot, Some like it cold,
like it in the pot, Nine days old.
J por
Pease
pease
por-
ridge
ridge
in
j
hot,
the
pease
pot,
F,
Some
some
like
like
it
hot,
some
c
in
the
pot,
ji
por-
ridge
nine
days
J>
like
nine
cold,
old.
J>
it
cold,
days
old.
107. POLLY, PUT THE KETTLE ON

Polly, put the kettle on, Polly, put the kettle on,
Polly, put the kettle on, We'll all have tea.
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Sukey, take it off again, Sukey, take it off again,

Sukey, take it off again, They've all gone away.
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Pol-
J putF
ly,
Pol-
***
ly,
put
V ket^
the
1
the
J> J. I P
ket-
tie
Bb
on,
all
have
Su- key
Pol-
it
put
RL
the
>
Pol-
ly,
put
ket-
tie
the
on,
we'll
Su-
take
on,
ly,
tea.
tie
ket-
Js
key,
off
take
a-
it
gain,
off
Su-
key
a-
gain,
take
it
B*
a-
off
gain,
they've
all
gone
way.
108. SPIDER ON THE FLOOR

There's
There's
There's
There's
a
a
a
a
spider
spider
spider
spider
on
on
on
on
the
the
the
the
floor on the floor;

floor, on the floor.
floor, oh, he just crawled in the door.
floor, on the floor.
Now the spider's on my leg, on my leg.

Oh, the spider's on my leg, on my leg.
Oh, he's smaller than an egg, this old spider on my leg.
There's a spider on my leg, on my leg.
Now the spider's on my tummy, on my tummy.
Oh, the spider's on my tummy, on my tummy.
Oh, he's just a bit too chummy, this old spider on my tummy.
There's a spider on my tummy, on my tummy.
Now the spider's on my neck, on my neck.
Oh, the spider's on my neck, on my neck.
Oh, I'm gonna be a wreck, I've got a spider on my neck.
There's a spider on my neck, on my neck.
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Now the spider's on my face, on my face.

Oh, the spider's on my face, on my face.
Oh, what a big disgrace, I've got a spider on my face.
There's a spider on my face, on my face.
Now the spider's on my hair, on my hair.
Oh, the spider's on my hair, on my hair.
Oh, I do not want him there, this old spider on my hair.
There's a spider on my hair, on my hair.
But he jumps off...
Repeat the first verse.
41.
,

.
There's
G
&r
floor;
spi-
'
there's
*
a
floor.
c
just
There's
crawled
der
on
the
floor
on
the
spi-
spi-
der
der
on
the
in
on
the
the
dot
oor.
floor
floor.
on
the
Oh,
There's
he
a
c
spi-
der
on
the
floor,
j)
on
J> 1
1
the
floor.
109. SING TOGETHER

Sing, sing together, merrily, merrily sing,
Sing, sing together, merrily, merrily sing,
Sing, sing, sing, sing.
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Sing,
ift|_2
l
*
"
sing,
F
sing
sing,
sing,
to-
geth-
| J
sing
to-
sing,
-J
mer-
er,
-K- N
er,
mer-
geth-
sing,
n-
N
ri-
mer-
ly,
ri-
ly
1
sing,
mer-
ly,
,'
d>
ri-
J =" Tp "
sing.
110. THIS IS THE WAY

1. This is the way
I wash our hands (3x)
This is the way
I wash our hands
Every day in the morning.
7. I knot our tie...
8. I buckle our belt...
9.1 shine our shoes...
This
is
the
way
2. I
3. I
4. I
5. I
6. I
10.1
11. I
12. I
wash
rub our hands...

dry our hands...
brush our teeth..
comb our hair...
button our shirt.
clap our hands...
stamp our feet...
cover our nose...
my
hands
wash
my
d
hands
3=i
wash
my
hands
hands
so
This
ear
is
ly
the
way
in
the
wash
mor-
my
ning
111. WHAT IS YOUR NAME

1. What is your name? (2x)
Now tell me, please
What is your name?
My name is Janet (3x)
That's my name.
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2. How old are you? (2x)

Now tell me, please
How old are you?
I am 7 (3x)
That's my age.
3. Where do you live? (2x)

Now tell me, please
Where do you live?
I live in London (3x)
That's where I live.
What
your
is
name
What
is
your
name
name
My
XT'
Now
tell
me
please
What
is
your
m
name
name
is
Jan-
is
net
my
Jan-
net
name
is
Jan-
That's
net
my
my
name
112. WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS

We wish you a Merry Christmas (3x)
And a Happy New Year (shake hands)
Let's all do a little clapping (3x)
And spread Christmas Cheer (clap)
Let's all do a little jumping (3x)
And spread Christmas Cheer (jump)
Let's all do a little laughing...
Let's all do a little dancing...
Let's hang up our Christmas stockings...
Let's all wave good-bye to Santa.
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, ,
,
.
F
We
wish
you
Mer-
ry
Christ-
wish
mas,
Gm
you a Mer- ry Christ-
mas;
we
wish
we
J) J) J)
you
Mer-
ChristF
ry
refrain
Dm
mas
and
Hap-
py
New
Dm
Year!
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(instrumental) Shake hands on first verse

F,
Am
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113. BROWN BEAR, BROWN BEAR,

WHAT DO YOU SEE?
, ( 62)

, .
Brown Bear, brown bear, what do you see?
I see a red bird looking at me.
Red bird, red bird what do you see?
I see a yellow duck looking at me.
Yellow duck, yellow duck, what do you see?
I see a blue horse looking at me.
Blue horse, blue horse, what do you see?
I see a green frog looking at me.
Green frog, green frog, what do you see?
I see a purple cat looking at me.
Purple cat, purple cat, what do you see?
I see a white dog looking at me.
White dog, white dog, what do you see?
I see a black sheep looking at me.
Black sheep, black sheep, what do you see?
I see a goldfish looking at me.
Goldfish, goldfish, what do you see?
I see you looking at me!
114. DAYS OF THE WEEK

Every day, every day,
Little children like to play.
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
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115. FAVOURITE FOOD

On Sunday I like steak and chips,
On Monday bread and cheese,
On Tuesday Coca-Cola,
And Pizza... Mmm, yes, please.
On Wednesday it's spaghetti,
And on Thursday eggs and fish.
On Friday I like sandwiches,
And ice-cream in a dish.
But Saturday is my favourite day.
Oh, yes. It's very nice!
On Saturday it's chicken...Mmm,
Salad, bread and rice.
116. HOW MANY THUMBS?

How many thumbs
Has baby, say?
How many hands
For walk and play?
How many toes,
And how many feet?
How many fingers?
Count them, sweet.
Eight little fingers,

As pink as a rose.
Two little thumbs,
And ten little toes.
Two little hands,
And two little feet.
That is the way
To count, my sweet.
117. I CAN WIGGLE MY FINGERS

I can... wiggle my fingers, stand on my toes,
touch my ears and wrinkle my nose,
lift my elbow, bend my wrist,
stick out my thumb and shake my fist.
Smack my leg, wiggle my hips,
pat my cheeks and close my lips (pause).
I can... touch my ankles, bend my knee,
cover my eyes now I can't see.
118. I'VE GOT TWO EYES

1. I've got two eyes; one, two.
They are both the same size; one, two.
I've got two eyes and they are both the same size.
2. I've got two ears; one, two.
They help me hear. One Two.
I've got two ears, they help me hear.
3. Two hands have I; one, two.
They can wave "Good-bye"; one, two.
4. Two arms have I; one, two.
I can hold with them a pie; one, two.
Two hands have I, they can wave "Good-bye".
5. I've got two knees; one. two.
They are as round as you please; one, two.
Two arms have I, I can hold with them a pie.
6. I've got two feet; one, two.
They can walk down the street; one, two.
I've got two knees, they are as round as you please.
Two arms have I, I can hold with them a pie.
119. JUMP AND JIGGLE POEM

Frogs jump,
Caterpillars hump,
Worms wiggle,
Bugs jiggle.
Rabbits hop,
Horses clop.
Mice creep,
Deer leap.
Puppies bounce,
Kittens pounce,
Lions stalk,
But I walk.
(By Evelyn Beyer)
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120. LONDON'S BURNING

London's burning, London's burning,
Fetch the engines, fetch the engines,
Fire! Fire! Pour on water, pour on water!
121. MY NAME IS BILL FOSTER

My name is Bill Foster,
My home is Gloucester,
I work in a textile mill there.
When I walk down the street,
All the people I meet
Say "Hello, what's your name?"
And I say...
122. PETS
I don't like spiders, snakes or frogs.
I don't like birds. I don't like dogs.
I don't like foxes, flies or bats.
I don't like fish. I don't like cats.
Foxes, dogs and cats are hairy.
Spiders, snakes and bats are scary.
Fish and frogs are cold and wet.
Birds are not my favourite pet.
I've got an animal in my house.
What is it? Yes, it's my...
123. RING A RING OF ROSES

Ring a ring of roses, a pocket full of posies
Atishoo, atishoo, we all fall down.
124. TWO HUNGRY CROCODILES

Two hungry crocodiles waiting at the gate
(with both hands in front,
make snapping actions of crocodile's jaws).
One called Sally and one called Kate.
Go away Sally (put right arm behind).
Go away Kate (put left hand behind).
Come back Sally (bring right arm back).
Come back Kate (bring left arm back).
,
, :
Two pretty parrots sitting on the gate. Fly away Sally.

Two furry tigers sitting by the gate. Run away Sally.
Two lazy pussy cats sitting on a chair. (Larry, Claire)
125. WHAT ARE LITTLE BOYS MADE OF?

What are little boys made of?
What are little boys made of?
Frogs and snails and little dog's tails,
That's what little boys are made of.
What are little girls made of?
What are little girls made of?
Sugar and spice and all things nice,
That's what little girls are made of.
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1. a window 2. a man and a dog 3. a top 4. a chair 5. a lorry 6. a dog

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It's big and grey.

It's got four legs
and eats grass.
This animal eats

meat and f i s h .
It's got four legs
and it's green and
grey. It's big and
long.
This animal is a
big cat. It can
climb trees and it
eats meat.
This animal is
very tall. It's got
long legs and eats
leaves. It's orange
and brown.
I t ' s big and
grey. It's got
four legs and a
trunk. It eats
grass and fruit.
It doesn't eat I
meat.
T h i s animal is I
orange and black.
It eats meat. It
can swim. It can't
climb trees.
This is a bird. It's I

white and brown.
I t ' s one of the
biggest birds. It
eats fish.
This is a bird but

it can't fly. It's
small and black
and white. It eats
fish.
This animal is
g r e y . It h a s n ' t
got any legs. It
eats fish.
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HAIR
EYES
NOSE
LIPS
CHIN
NECK
HANDS
ARMS
TUMMY
LEGS
FEET
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A LION
A ZEBRA
Africa - zebras
Africa - grass
A TIGER
A SQUIRREL
India - deer
trees - nuts
A SEAL
A WHALE
the sea - fish
the sea - plankton
A N OWL
A PANDA
tree - mice
China - bamboo leaves
A COW
A PENGUIN
farm - grass
near the south - fish
A GIRAFFE
A BROWN BEAR
Africa - leaves
America - anything
A POLAR BEAR
ACOCK
near the North Pole - fish
farm - grain
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No. 1
Four girls at number 1.
They are all doing different things.
Sally is writing a letter in her
bedroom.
Sue is eating an egg.
Sarah is painting in the living room.
Sandra is drinking tea in the kitchen.
No. 2
The Smiths live at number 2.
Mr. Smith is cleaning his teeth in the
bathroom.
Mrs. Smith is doing the washing in
the kitchen.
Mrs. Smith's mother is making the
beds.
No. 3
The Browns live at number 3.
Mrs. Brown is having a shower.
Mr. Brown is answering the phone.
The children are playing cowboys.
No. 4
The Greens live at number 4.
Doris and Ken are dancing in the
living room.
Two children are fishing in the
dining room.
Two children are fighting in the
kitchen.
No. 6
The Blacks live at number 6.
John is playing the guitar in the
living room.
Lynn is typing upstairs.
John's mother is making tea in the
kitchen.
No. 7
The Whites live at number 7.
Mr. White is getting out of bed (he
works nights).
Mrs. White is cooking the supper.
The children are watching TV.
No. 8
The Morgans live at number 8.
Mr. Morgan is drying the dishes.
His mother-in-law is washing up.
His wife is sleeping in front of the
TV set.
Their son is doing his homework and
their daughter is crying.
No. 9
The Greys live at number 9.
Mrs. Grey is having a bath.
Mr. Grey is reading a book in the
living room.
Their daughter is painting a picture.
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It's very big. It's grey. It lives in

Africa. It eats leaves, it has got four
legs.
It's very small. It has got a long tail.

It lives in nearly all countries. It
likes cheese.
It is very long. It hasn't got any legs. It can run very fast. It has got a very
It eats small animals. It is sometimes long neck. It eats leaves. It has got
dangerous.
four long legs.
It is a domestic animal. It likes grain

and worms. It has wings and a tail.
It is often kept as a pet. It likes

meat. You can train it to carry out
tasks.
It looks like a horse. It lives in Africa.

It is small. It has got four legs and a
It eats grass. It has got black and
tail. It eats mice. It likes milk.
white stripes.
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D A
V W X
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ACTOR
SPY
DENTIST
NURSE
COSMONAUT
SECRETARY
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a bed
a sofa
a carpet
a lamp
a wardrobe an armchair
a desk
a bookcase
a bookshelf a blackboard
a chair
a table
a door
a corner
a window
a floor
a ceiling
a wall
a tomato
a carrot
a potato
an apple
a dress
a shirt
jeans
socks
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mittens
a coat
a jacket
a T-shirt
a hat
a belt
shorts
a jumper
a skirt
trousers
a cap
sandals
shoes
boots
a pumpkin
a pepper
an orange
a pear
a melon
grapes
a banana
a mango
a cucumber
an apricot
a lemon
sweet corn
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a mulberry a raspberry
a kiwi
cherries
black
red
currants
currants
a
pineapple
watermelon
a pen
a pencil
a bag
chalk
a notebook a sharpener
a felt-tip
a book
a rucksack
an eraser
a ruler
a duster
a body
a leg
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hair
a neck
fingers
shoulders
a head
an eye
a chin
a back
teeth
toes
an arm
an ear
a nose
lips
an elbow
a knee
a foot
a face
a tummy
a cheek
a hand
a mouth
a doll
a car
a robot
a top
77
a bus
a ball
a ship
a kite
a train
a jet
a bike
a cake
a fox
a bear
a lion
a tiger
a kangaroo an elephant
jam
coke
a sandwich
chocolate
muffins
biscuits
chips
a pizza
a helicopter a hamburger
a zebra
a rabbit
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a dog
a cat
a kitten
a turkey
a cow
a pig
a camel
an octopus
a giraffe
a hen
a cock
a chick
a bat
a parrot
a dove
a spider
a bee
a rat
a fish
a sheep
a penguin
a hamster
ice-cream
sweets
tongue
brow
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thumbs
a forehead
a heel
a chest
a snake
a bat
a panda
a ladybird
a seal
a frog
a goat
a hedgehog
a whale
a hippo
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MITTEN ALPHABET
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MITTEN ALPHABET
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2
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Ant
Bike
Circle
Doll
Elephant
Frog
Grapes
Helicopter
Indian
Jet
Kite
Lemon
Mitten
Mote-book
Ox
Pig
Quilt
Bectangle
Square
Triangle
Umbrella
Van
Wardrobe
Xylophone
Yo-yo
Zebra
[aent]
[baik]
[ 'saikl]
[dol]
[ 'elifsnt]
[frog]
[greips]
[ 'helikopte]
[ 'indjon]
et]
[kait]
[ ]
[ 'mitn]
[ 'noutbuk]
[oks]
[kwilt]
[ 'rekteQgl]
[skwes]
[ 'traiseogl]
[ 'breb]
[v^n]
[ Vo:droub]
[ 'zaibfoun]
[jou-jou]
[ 'zi:brs]
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ABC
A a
B b
H h
Ii
Jj
O o
P p
Q q
W w
V v
C c
D d
K k
R r
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N n
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ENGLISH SOUNDS
VOWELS
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76. Animals chant

83. Numbers chant

77. Body chant

84. One finger, one thumb

78. Clothes chant

85. Shapes chant

79. Colours chant

86. The more we get together

80. Face chant

87. Where is the cat?

81. Family chant

88. Who stole the cake?

82. Food train chant

89. Are you sleeping?

101. Let us sing together

90. Baa, baa, black sheep

102. Make new friends

91. Days of the week

103. My hat it has three corners

92. Do everything together

104. Oh, how lovely

93. Down by the station

105. Old McDonald had a farm

94. Family song

106. Pease porridge hot

95. Farmer in the dell

107. Polly, put the kettle on

96. Hickety pickety, my black hen

108. Spider on the floor

97. Hickory dickory dock

109. Sing together

98. Hot cross buns

110. This is the way

99. Humpty Dumpty

111. What is your name

100. If you are happy

113. Brown Bear, Brown Bear, what

119. Jump and jiggle poem

114. Days of the week

121. My name is Bill Foster

115. Favourite food

116. How many thumbs

123. Ring a ring of roses

117. I can wiggle my fingers

124. Two hungry crocodiles

118. I've got two eyes

125. What are little boys made of?

22,23,28, 33,45, 51, 52, 53, 56,60,

28, , 33,38,40, 42, 45, 53, 69, 71,

61,69, 71, 72, 73, 76,87,90, 96, 97,

11,12,21, 23, 25, 28,37,40,42,45,

20,22,23, 28, 29, 38,45,49, 51, 53,

47, 53, 54, 55, 59,62,66,69, 72, 74,

65, 69, 71, 72, 92

77, 80, 84, 92, 100, 110,116,117,

A dog wagging its tail.

jacket. Draw gloves. Colour them. Pass it on.

Behind something that opens when you enter

Intery, mintery, cuttery corn,

Wire briar, limber lock,

76. ANIMALS CHANT

77. BODY CHANT

up, hands down,