Dinosaurs
(Tune: “Row Your Boat“)
Dinosaurs, dinosaurs
Eating fruits and leaves
Take a bite and chew it up
And spit out all the seeds.
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Love Your Pets
Love Your Pets
(Tune: “Row Your Boat“)
Love, love, love your pets,
Love them everyday.
Give them food and water, too
And let them run and play.
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More rhymes using the Row Your Boat tune:
Scrub the Germs
Scrub the Germs
(Tune: “Row Your Boat“)
Scrub, scrub, scrub the germs,
Scrub the germs away.
Scrub, scrub scrub the germs,
Scrub them down the drain.
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More rhymes that use the Row Your Boat tune:
Sing With Me
Sing With Me
(Tune: “Row Your Boat“)
Sing, sing, sing with me
Sing our loud and clear
To tell the people everywhere
That music time is here.
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More rhymes that use the Row Your Boat tune:
Leaves, Leaves
Leaves, Leaves
(Tune: “Row Your Boat“)
Leaves are falling down,
Falling on the ground.
Red and yellow
Orange and brown,
Leaves are falling down.
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Good Night Dinosaur
Good Night Dinosaur!
One little dinosaur
Was sent to bed.
He stomped his feet,
And he shook his head!
Two big dinosaurs
Said, “No, no, no!”
I want to stay up,
I will not go!”
Three loving dinosaurs
Hugged each other tight.
They gave a big kiss
And said “Good Night!”
Actions for Good Night Dinosaur!
One little dinosaur (hold up one finger)
Was sent to bed. (place hands beneath cheek as if asleep)
He stomped his feet, (stomp feet)
And he shook his head! (shake head)
Two big dinosaurs (hold up two fingers)
Said, “No, no, no!” (shake finger)
I want to stay up, (cross arms)
I will not go!” (shake head)
Three loving dinosaurs (hold up three fingers)
Hugged each other tight. (hug self)
They gave a big kiss (making kissing sound)
And said “Good Night!” (place hands beneath cheek as if asleep)
There Once Was a Turtle
There Once Was a Turtle
There once was a turtle who lived in a box.
He swam in a puddle and he climbed on some rocks.
He snapped at a mosquito, he snapped at a flea,
He snapped at a minnow and he snapped at me!
He caught the mosquito, he caught the flea,
He caught the minnow
BUT HE DIDN’T CATCH ME!
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2 Little Friends
Two Little Friends
One little friend came to school one day.
He went to the blocks and began to play.
A second little friend said, “Can I play, too?”
The first little friend said, “I’ll share with you!”
So they worked together and built a big town.
And when they were finished, they knocked it down!
Actions for Two Little Friends
One little friend came to school one day.
(hold up index finger)
He went to the blocks and began to play.
(bob hand to indicate movement)
A second little friend said, “Can I play, too?”
(hold up second index finger and wiggle it)
The first little friend said, “I’ll share with you!”
(wiggle the first index finger)
So they worked together and built a big town.
(wiggle both fingers)
And when they were finished, they knocked it down!
(clap hands together)
I’m A Puff of Wind
I’m a Puff of Wind
(Tune: “I’m a Little Teapot“)
I’m a puff of wind,
Just watch me blow.
I make kites and sailboats go.
You can see me working in the sky,
Making all the clouds float by.
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Big Books, Little Books
Big Books, Little Books
Big books,
Little books,
Short books,
Tall
Fat books,
Skinny books,
I love them all!
Actions for Big Books, Little Books
Big books, (hold arms out wide)
Little books, (bring hands in close together, palms facing, hands upright)
Short books, (keep hands close together and palms facing but change so hands are one on top of the other)
Tall (stretch top hand up high in the sky)
Fat books, (hold arms in a big circle)
Skinny books, (bring hands close together again, this time wiggling fingers)
I love them all! (wrap arms around yourself in a hug)
Big Books, Little Books is a great welcome rhyme to begin a laptime or storytime program. It’s easy for parents and caregivers to move a babies arms or help a toddler do the actions.
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