50 Song and Rhymes

50 Songs and Rhymes

What song and rhymes will you sing/say with the children in your early years setting in the next year?

Here are 50 songs and rhymes, in alphabetical order, that I have sung or will be singing in the next year: 

  1. A hedgehog is very prickly
  2. Aeroplanes, aeroplanes
  3. An elephant
  4. Baa, baa black sheep
  5. Bobby Shaftoe
  6. Big Bear
  7. Christmas pudding
  8. Cobbler, cobbler
  9. Coffee, coffee
  10. Cows in the kitchen
  11. Cuckoo
  12. Dr Foster
  13. Dingly dangly scarecrow
  14. Down in the jungle
  15. Five little ducks
  16. Five little men
  17. Five cheeky monkeys
  18. Five little froggies
  19. Goldilocks and the three bears
  20. Head, shoulders, knees and toes
  21. Here we go round the mulberry bush
  22. Hot cross buns
  23. I hear thunder
  24. Jelly on a plate
  25. Jingle bells
  26. Let’s do the animal stomp
  27. Little peter rabbit
  28. Little bunnies
  29. Mary, Mary
  30. Pease pupping
  31. Polly put the kettle on
  32. One potato
  33. Rain is falling down
  34. Row, row
  35. Rudolf the red nose reindeer
  36. Teddy bear
  37. The bear went over the mountain
  38. The big ship
  39. The runaway train
  40. The wheels on the bus
  41. The rain drops
  42. There’s a worm at the bottom of the garden
  43. Tommy Thumb
  44. Twinkle, twinkle
  45. We wish you a Merry Christmas
  46. What is red?
  47. When Santa got stuck up the chimney
  48. We’re going in the jungle
  49. We’re going on safari
  50. We’re going on a journey to the seaside

There are many more that I could add to the list.  The list includes a variety of new and old; including some that I have written.  Are any of your favourites on my list?  Most of these can be found in the Activity Ideas for ~2 to 5 Years in Early Years Music Ideas.  Click here to find out more: https://musicalabc.simplero.com/pages/early-years-music-ideas 

Happy music making!

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