Contraction Song

(To the Tune ofLondon Bridge)

I'm the first word don't change me,

don't change me,

don't change me.

I'm the first word don't change me -

just let me be.

Certain letters are taken out

taken out,

taken out.

Certain letters are taken out -

a shorter word you'll see.

Apostrophe will fill that space

fill that space,

fill that space,

Apostrophe will fill that space -

one word will remain.

An Insect Has Three Parts

(To the Tune of: If You're Happy and You Know It)

Every insect's body has three parts.

Yes, every insect's body has three parts.

Every insect has a head, A thorax and abdomen,

Every insect's body has three parts.

Every insect's body has six legs.

Yes, every insect's body has six legs.

They have three legs on each side

And they walk on them with pride.

Every insect's body has six legs.

Happy Birthday Song

(to the tune of: Old MacDonald)

(first name / last name) has a birthday.

Hip, hip, hooray!

And on her cake, she has ____ candles.

What a happy day!

With a puff puff here

And a puff puff there,

Here a puff

There a puff

Everywhere a puff puff

(first name / last name) has a birthday.

Hip, hip, hooray!

Continent Song

(to the tune of Do You Know the Muffin Man?)

Oh, do you know the continents?
The continents
The continents
Do you know the continents?
Name them if you can

North America,
South America,
Europe,
Asia, Africa
Don’t forget Australia
Don’t forget Antarctica

Oh, do you know the continents?
The continents
The continents
Do you know the continents?
Name them if you can

The Name Song

(to the tune of “Bingo”)

There was a mom who had a boy and [Billy] was his name-oh.

[B-I-L-L-Y],
[B-I-L-L-Y],
[B-I-L-L-Y]!
And [Billy] was his name-oh!

Nocturnal Animals

(To the Tune of: Are you sleeping?)

Nocturnal animals, Nocturnal animals,
Stay awake at night, Stay awake at night,
Raccoons are nocturnal
Opossums are nocturnal
Awake at night, awake at night

Nocturnal animals, Nocturnal animals,
Stay awake at night, Stay awake at night,
Owls are nocturnal
Foxes are nocturnal
Awake at night, awake at night

Plural Y Song

(To the tune of: Oh When the Saints Go Marching In)

Oh when a wordEnds with a y

Oh when a word ends with a y

And you want to make it a plural

Change y to i and add e-s

But when it ends

With vowel y

But when it ends with vowel y

And you want to make it a plural

Leave y alone and just add s

Fraction Song

(To the Tune of “On Top of Old Smokey”)

On top of a fraction,What will you find?

It’s the numerator,Up over the line.

Then on the bottom,

Look and you’ll see

The denominator,

Down where it should be.

Abraham Lincoln

(To the tune of: Yankee Doodle)

I Love the name of Abraham

We see him on our money

His picture's on the $5.00 bill

And also on our penny.

Honest Abe is what he's called

Honest, kind and true.

He was our 16th President

He loved both me and you, sir.

I Lost A Tooth

I lost a tooth

But I don't care

Another one

Is growing there!

Weather Song

(tune:Frere Jacque)

It is snowing, it is snowing,

On the street, round our feet.

See the snowflakes blowing.

Look at the drifts a-growing.

It's so cold, it's so cold.

It is sunny, it is sunny,

Clear and bright, a lovely sight.

Feel the sun a-glowing.

Look at flowers growing.

Nice and warm, nice and warm.

It is raining, it is raining,

All around, all around.

See the drops of rain.

On the windowpane.

Rainy day, go away.

I'm a Little Raincloud

(tune: I'm a little teapot)

I'm a little rain cloud fat and round

When it thunders I make this sound.

Boom! Boom! Boom!

Rolling around.Splash!

The rain comes tumbling down.

What Kind Of Weather

(To the tune of Bingo)

I went outside the door today,

And sunny was the weather,

SUNNY, SUNNY, SUNNY

And sunny was the weather!

I went outside the door today,

And windy was the weather,

WINDY, WINDY, WINDY

And windy was the weather!

(substitute whatever weather is: cloudy, rainy, snowy, etc.)

Oceans

(To the Tune of: My Bonnie)

Atlantic's the name of an ocean.
Pacific and Indian, too.
The Artic is often forgotten.
I know my oceans-do you?