磨出我的英文耳朵1 歌词

1 Five little monkeys

Five little monkeys jumping on the bed

One fell off and bumped his head Mama called the doctor,

And the doctor said

No more monkeys jumping on the bed

Four little monkeys jumping on the bed

One fell off and bumped his head Mama called the doctor

And the doctor said,

No more monkeys jumping on the bed

Three little monkeys jumping on the bed

One fell off and bumped his head Mama called the doctor

And the doctor said,

No more monkeys jumping on the bed

Two little monkeys jumping on the bed

One fell off and bumped his head Mama called the doctor

And the doctor said,

No more monkeys jumping on the bed

One little monkey jumping on the bed

One fell off and bumped his head Mama called the doctor

And the doctor said,

Put those monkeys right to bed

2 Bingo

There was a farmer had a dog,

And Bingo was his name-o.

B-I-N-G-O!

B-I-N-G-O! B-I-N-G-O!

And Bingo was his name-o!

3 Down by the bay

Down by the bay

Where the watermelons grow

Back to my home

I dare not go

For if I do

My mother will say

"Did you ever see a moose

Kissing a goose?"

Down by the bay

Down by the bay

Where the watermelons grow

Back to my home

I dare not go

For if I do

My mother will say

"Did you ever see a whale

With a polka dot tail?"

Down by the bay

Down by the bay

Where the watermelons grow

Back to my home

I dare not go

For if I do

My mother will say

"Did you ever see a fly

Wearing a tie?"

Down by the bay

Down by the bay

Where the watermelons grow

Back to my home

I dare not go

For if I do

My mother will say

"Did you ever see a bear

Combing his hair?"

Down by the bay

Down by the bay

Where the watermelons grow

Back to my home

I dare not go

For if I do

My mother will say

"Did you ever see some llamas

wearing

pajamas?"

Down by the bay

Down by the bay

Where the watermelons grow

Back to my home

I dare not go

For if I do

My mother will say

"Did you ever have a time

When you couldn't make a rhyme?"

Down by the bay

Down by the bay

Where the watermelons grow

Back to my home

I dare not go

4 DownThrough The

Chimney

Down through the chimney,I heard

Santa creep.

He ate one of my cookies but didn't

see me.

He filled our tiny stockings for he

thought stockings for he thought I

was asleep

and laid presents underneath our

Christmas tree.

Then ,Santa gave a wink and was out

of sight

flying through the sky on this giorious

Chrisymas night!

I yawned ,then smiled as I lay by our

tree.

The magic of Christmas ,tonight I did

see.”

5 ABC Nursery Rhymes

ABCDEFG HIJKLMNOP QRSTUV WXYZ Mary had a little lamb

It’s fleece was white as snow

And everywhere that mary want The lamb was sure to go

Little Bo Peep has lost her sheep And can’t tell where to find them Leave them alone and they’ll come home

Wagging their tails behind them

Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall Humpty Dumpty had a great fall

All the king’s horses and all the king’s men

Couldn’t put Humpty together again

Little Miss Muffet sat on a tuffet Eating her curds and whey

Along came a spider and sat down beside her

And frightened Miss Muffet away

Oh where,oh where has my little dog gone

Oh where,oh where can he be

With his earscut short and his tail cut long

Oh where,oh where can he be?

Hickory dickory dock

The mouse ran up the clock

The clock struck one

The mouse ran down

Hickory dickory dock

Hey diddle,diddle,the cat and the fiddle

The cow jumped over the moon The little dog laughed to see such sport,

And the dish ran away with the spoon 6 Its Silly Time

It’s not time to be quiet. No, not at

all.

It’s not time to be still. Let’s have a

ball!

It’s not time to relax or sit and wait,

For it’s time to be silly

And that’s what I want to be.

Chorus:

Because it’s silly, silly, silly, silly,

silly, silly time.

I’m feeling all giggly-wiggly, funny,

and fine.

It’s fun to be silly. That’s what I want

to do.

Be silly, silly, silly. Won’t you be silly,

too?

It’s not time to rest in a quiet place.

It’s not time for bed. Come on, let’s

race!

It’s not time to whisper or go to

sleep,

For it’s time to be silly and that’s

what I want

to be.

Chorus

7 The wheels on the

bus

The wheels on the bus go round and

round ,

round and round, round and round.

The wheels on the bus go round and

round

all through the town.

The seatbelts the bus go click, click, cl

ick, click, click, click; click,click,click.

The seatbelts on the bus go click, clic

k, click

all through the town.

The people on the bus go up and do

wn, up and

down, up and down.

The people on the bus go up and do

wn

All through the town.

The driver on the bus says, move on

back,

move on back, move on back.

The driver on the bus says, move on

back, all

through the town.

The horn on the bus goes beep, beep

, beep; beep, beep , beep; beep, bee

p , beep; The horn on the bus goes b

eep, beep , beep all

through the town.

The wipers on the bus go swish, swis

h, swish; swish, swish, swish, swish, s

wish, swish. The wipers on the bus g

o swish, swish, swish

all through the town.

The children on the bus say "See you

later ,

see you later, see you later ."

The children on the bus say "See you

later , "

all through the town.

8 Six Little Ducks

Six little ducks that I once knew,

Fat ducks, pretty ducks they were

too,

But the one little duck with the

feather on his back,

He led the others with his quack -

quack - quack.

Quack - quack - quack, quack - quack

- quack,

He led the others with his quack -

quack - quack.

Down to the meadow they would go, Wig-wag, wiggle-wag, to and fro, But the one little duck with the feather on his back,

He led the others with his quack - quack - quack.

Quack - quack - quack, quack - quack - quack,

He led the others with his quack - quack - quack.

9 I've been working on the railroad

I've been working on the railroad

All the live long day

I've been working on the railroad Just to pass the time away

Can't you hear the whistle blowing Rise up so early in the morn

Don't you hear the captian shouting Dinah, blow your horn

Dinah, won't you blow

Dinah, won't you blow

Dinah, won't you blow your horn Dinah, won't you blow

Dinah, won't you blow

Dinah, won't you blow your horn

Someone's in the kitchen with Dinah Someone's in the kitchen I know Someone's in the kitchen with Dinah Strumming on the old banjo

Fee fie fiddle iiee o

Fee fie fiddle iiee o

Fee fie fiddle iiee o

Strumming on the old banjo

10 The Bear Went Over The Mountain

The bear went over the mountain The bear went over the mountain

The bear went over the mountain

To see what he could see

To see what he could see

To see what he could see

The bear went over the mountain

The other side of the mountain

The other side of the mountain

The other side of the mountain

Was all that he could see

11 A sailor went to

sea

A sailor went to sea, sea, sea.

To see what he could see, see, see.

But all that he could see, see, see.

Was the bottom of the deep blue sea,

sea, sea.

12 S-M-I-L-E

It isn't any trouble just S-M-I-L-E,

So smile when you're in trouble,

it will vanish like a bubble,

If you'll only take the trouble just to

S-M-I-L-E.

It isn't any trouble just L-A-U-G-H,

So laugh when you're in trouble,

it will vanish like a bubble,

If you'll only take the trouble just to

13 My feelings

Sometimes I feel happy

Sometimes I feel sad

Sometimes I feel silly

Sometimes I feel mad

Whatever I am feeling it’s really quite

okay

For what I feel are feelings

I feel different ways each day

Sometimes I feel grumpy

Sometines I’m sick inside

Sometimes I feel embarrassed

Sometimes I’m filled with pride

Whatever I am feeling it’s really quite

okay

For what I feel are feelings

I feel different ways each day

14 This is the way

This is the way we pick up our toys

pick up our toys, pick up our toys

This is the way we pick up our toys

It’s time fo r a snack

This is the way we wash our hands

wash our hands, wash our hands

This is the way we wash our hands

It’s time for a snack

This is the way we brush our teeth

brush our teeth, brush our teeth

This is the way we brush our teeth

It’s time for a nap

This is the way we take a nap

take a nap, take a nap

This is the way we take a nap

Hey,wait a minute

I’m not tired

15 A-tisket a-tasket

A-tisket a-tasket

A green and yellow basket

I wrote a letter to my love

And on the way I dropped it

I dropped it, I dropped it

And on the way I dropped it

A little boy picked it up

And put it in his pocket

16 Down by the station

Down by the station

Early in the morning

See the little pufferbellies

All in a row

See the station master

Turn the little handle

Chug chug puff puff

Off they go

17 A is for alligator

A is for alligator.

B is for ball.

C is for caterpillar.

D is for doll.

E is for elephant.

F is for frog.

G is for goat and

H is for hog.

I is for igloo.

J is for jam.

K is for kittens.

L is for lamb.

M is for mittens.

N is for nail.

O is for octopus.

P is for pail.

Q is for quarter.

R is for road.

S is for sailboat.

T is for toad.

U is for umbrella.

V is for vine.

W is for worms who wiggle all the time.

X is for x-ray.

Y is for yes.

Z is for zoo.

We’re through, I guess.

18 A good friend

If a friend is feeling down

Help to wipe away their frown

A good friend means you’ll show you came

A good friend means that you’ll be

there

Help a friend that needs you

Play and laugh the day through

It’s lots of fun,you’ll see

A good friend is what you will be

A good friend is what you will be

If a friend needs help from you

I think you know what to do

Give your friend a helping hand

Do the very best you can

Help a friend that needs you

Play and laugh the day through

It’s lots of fun,you’ll see

A good friend is what you will be

A good friend is what you will be

Helping friends is good,you’ll see

A good friend is what you will be

Helping friends is good,you’ll see

A good friend is what you will be

Helping friends is good,you’ll see

A good friend is what you will be

Helping friends is good,you’ll see

A good friend is what you will be

A good friend is what you will be

19Old macdonald’s

letter farm

Old macdonaled had a farm,ABCDE

Letters,letters in the hay FGHIJ

With a KLMNOP

Pigs and ducks and bumblebess

QRSTU and VWXYZ

ABCDEFG,letters I can sing

HIJKLMN ,soon I’ll learn to read

With an OPQRSTUVWXYZ

Learn your letter names with me

The animals like to read

Cows and horse in their stalls sing

their letter names

Chichens clunk the alphabet-learning

is their game

From ABC to XYZ learn them and

you’ll succeed

Old macdonald guarantees-learning

is the key

Old macdonaled had a farm,ABCDE

Letters,letters in the hay FGHIJ

With a KLMNOP

Pigs and ducks and bumblebess

QRSTU and VWXYZ

20 Make new friends

Make new friends,

but keep the old.

One is silver,

the other is gold.

21 This old man

This old man

He played 1

He played knick knack on my thumb

with a knick knack patty wack give a

dog a bone

this old man came rolling home!

This old man

He played 2

He played knick knack on my shoe

with a knick knack patty wack give a

dog a bone

this old man came rolling home!

This old man

He played 3

He played knick knack on my knee

with a knick knack patty wack give a

dog a bone

this old man came rolling home!

This old man

He played 4

He played knick knack on the door with a knick knack patty wack give a dog a bone

this old man came rolling home!

This old man

He played 5

He played knick knack on a bee hive with a knick knack patty wack give a dog a bone

this old man came rolling home!

This old man

He played 6

He played knick knack on the bricks with a knick knack patty wack give a dog a bone

this old man came rolling home!

This old man

He played 7

He played knick knack up to heaven with a knick knack patty wack give a dog a bone

this old man came rolling home!

This old man

He played 8

He played knick knack on the gate with a knick knack patty wack give a dog a bone

this old man came rolling home!

This old man

He played 9

He played knick knack on my spine with a knick knack patty wack give a dog a bone

this old man came rolling home!

This old man

He played 10

He played knick knack all over again with a knick knack patty wack give a dog a bone

this old man came rolling home!

22 Over in the meadow

Over in the meadow,

In the sand in the sun

Lived an old mother toadie

And her little toadie one

"Wink!" said the mother;

"I wink!" said the one,

So they winked and they blinked

In the sand in the sun

Over in the meadow,

Where the stream runs blue

Lived an old mother fish

And her little fishes two

"Swim!" said the mother;

"We swim!" said the two,

So they swam and they leaped

Where the stream runs blue

Over in the meadow,

In a hole in a tree

Lived an old mother bluebird

And her little birdies three

"Sing!" said the mother;

"We sing!" said the three

So they sang and were glad

In a hole in the tree

Over in the meadow,

In the reeds on the shore

Lived an old mother muskrat

And her little ratties four

"Dive!" said the mother;

"We dive!" said the four

So they dived and they burrowed

In the reeds on the shore

Over in the meadow,

In a snug beehive

Lived a mother honey bee

And her little bees five

"Buzz!" said the mother;

"We buzz!" said the five

So they buzzed and they hummed

In the snug beehive

Over in the meadow,

In a nest built of sticks

Lived a black mother crow

And her little crows six

"Caw!" said the mother;

"We caw!" said the six

So they cawed and they called

In their nest built of sticks

Over in the meadow,

Where the grass is so even

Lived a gay mother cricket

And her little crickets seven

"Chirp!" said the mother;

"We chirp!" said the seven

So they chirped cheery notes

In the grass soft and even

Over in the meadow,

By the old mossy gate

Lived a brown mother lizard

And her little lizards eight

"Bask!" said the mother;

"We bask!" said the eight

So they basked in the sun

On the old mossy gate

Over in the meadow,

Where the quiet pools shine

Lived a green mother frog

And her little froggies nine

"Croak!" said the mother;

"We croak!" said the nine

So they croaked and they splashed

Where the quiet pools shine

Over in the meadow,

In a sly little den

Lived a gray mother spider

And her little spiders ten

"Spin!" said the mother;

"We spin!" said the ten

So they spun lacy webs

In their sly little den

23 There’s no one like me

T here’s no one like me

There’s no one like me，

There’s no one like me，

For I am unique

I’m one of a kind,a special design There’s no one like me in the world I am glad,glad to be,glad to be me I’m glad to be me,for there’e no one like me

I’m one of a kind,a special design There’s no one like me in the world there’e no one like me

There’s no one like me，

There’s no one like me，

For I am unique

I’m one of a kind,a special design There’s no one like me in the world I am glad,glad to be,glad to be me I’m glad to be me,for there’e no one like me

I’m one of a kind,a special design There’s no one like me in the world

24 Ten Little Fish

Ten little fish swam in a stream. Red and blue and some were green. They chased each other until one said,

“I am tired. I’m going to bed.”

25 there was a little rooster

Oh, there was a little rooster in our lit tle country store

And he phfft! On the counter

and he pufft!on the floor

And he phfft! On the sugar and he phfft!on the bread

And if hadn’t ducked he’s have pufft!

on my head!

26 billy boy

Oh, where have you been,

Billy Boy, Billy Boy?

Oh, where have you been,

Charming Billy?

I have been to seek a wife,

She's the joy of my life,

She's a young thing

And cannot leave her mother.

Did she ask you to come in,

Billy Boy, Billy Boy?

Did she ask you to come in,

Charming Billy?

Yes, she asked me to come in,

There's a dimple in her chin.

She's a young thing

And cannot leave her mother.

Can she make a cherry pie,

Billy Boy, Billy Boy?

Can she make a cherry pie,

Charming Billy?

She can make a cherry pie,

Quick as a cat can wink an eye,

She's a young thing

And cannot leave her mother.

27 Have you ever seen

Have you ever seen a horse fly?

A horse fly

A horse fly?

Have you ever seen a horse fly?

Now you tell us one

Have you ever seen a shoe box?

A shoe box?

A shoe box?

Have you ever seen a shoe box?

Now you tell us one

Have you ever seen a chimney

sweep?

A chimney sweep

A chimney sweep?

Have you ever seen a chimney

sweep?

Now you tell us one

Have you ever seen a dish mop?

A dish mop?

A dish mop?

Have you ever seen a dish mop?

Now you tell us one

28 She'll Be Comin' Round the Mountain

She'll be comin' round the mountain When she comes

She???’ll be comin' round the mountain

When she comes

She'll be comin' round the mountain She'll be comin' round the mountain She'll be comin' round the mountain When she comes

29 animal fair

I went to the animal fair,

All the birds and the beasts were there,

The big baboon by the light of the moon

Was combing his auburn hair.

You should have seen the monk, He sat on the elephant's trunk; The elephant sneezed and fell on his knees,

And what became of the monk, The monk, the monk, the monk, The monk, the monk, the monk?

30 monkey see and monkey do

Love is monkey see and monkey do, (that's all it is, peaches)

Love is monkey see and monkey do, (would i lie to you?)

Love is monkey see and monkey do, (that's all it is, peaches)

Love is monkey see and monkey do.

1、Old Macdonald Had A Farm Old MacDonald had a farm, e i e i o And on his farm he had some cows, e i e i o

with a moo moo here and a moo moo there

here a moo there a moo everywhere a moo moo

Old MacDonald had a farm, e i e i o Old MacDonald had a farm, e i e i o And on this farm me had some ducks, e i e i o

with a our our here

and a our our there

here a our there a our everywhere a our our

Old MacDonald had a farm, e i e i o Old MacDonald had a farm, e i e i o And on his farm he had some ducks, e i e i o

with a quack quack here

and a quack quack there

here a quack there a quack everywhere a quack quack

Old MacDonald had a farm, e i e i o Old MacDonald had a farm, e i e i o And on this farm me had some Cows, e i e i o

with a mu mu here

and a mu mu there

here a mu there a mu everywhere a mu mu

Old MacDonald had a farm, e i e i o

2、Ten in zhe bed

There were ten in the bed

and the little on said

Roll over roll over

So they all rolled over

and one fell out

There were nine in the bed

and the little on said

Roll over roll over

So they all rolled over

and one fell out

There were eight in the bed

and the little on said Roll over roll over

So they all rolled over and one fell

out

There were seven in the bed and the

little on said

Roll over roll over

So they all rolled over and one fell

out

There were six in the bed and the

little on said

Roll over roll over

So they all rolled over and one fell

out

There were five in the bed and the

little on said

Roll over roll over

So they all rolled over and one fell

out

There were four in the bed and the

little on said

Roll over roll over

So they all rolled over and one fell

out

There were three in the bed and the

little on said

Roll over roll over

So they all rolled over and one fell

out

There were two in the bed and the

little on said

Roll over roll over

So they all rolled over and one fell

out

There were one in the bed and the

little on said

Roll over roll over

Good night

3、Five little skunks

4、The farmer in the dell

he farmer in the dell

the farmer in the dell

hi-ho, the derry-o

the farmer in the dell

the farmer takes a wife

the farmer takes a wife

hi-ho, the derry-o

the farmer takes a wife

the wife takes a child

the wife takes a child

hi-ho, the derry-o

the wife takes a child

the child takes the dog

the child takes the dog

hi-ho, the derry-o

the child takes the dog

the dog takes the cats

the dog takes the cats

hi-ho, the derry-o

the dog takes the cats

the cat takes the rats

the cat takes the rats

hi-ho, the derry-o

the cat takes the rats

the farmer in the dell

the farmer in the dell

hi-ho, the derry-o

the farmer in the dell

the farmer takes a wife

the farmer takes a wife

hi-ho, the derry-o

the farmer takes a wife

5) The Twelve Days Of

Christmas

Mantovani

On the first day of Christmas

My true love give to me

A partridge in a pear tree

On the second day of Christmas

My true love give to me

Two turtle dovesAnd a partridge in a

pear tree

On the third day of christmasMy true love give to me

Three french hensTwo turtle doves And a partridge in a pear tree

On the fourth day of christmasMy true love give to me

Four calling birdsThree french hens Two turtle dovesAnd a partridge in a pear tree

On the fifth day of Christmas

My true love give to me

Five gold rings

Four calling birdsThree french hens Two turtle doves

And a partridge in a pear tree

On the sixth day of Christmas

My true love give to me

Six geese a laying

Five gold rings

Four calling birdsThree french hens Two turtle dovesAnd a partridge

in a pear tree

On the seventh day of christmasMy true love give to me

Seven swans a swimming

Six geese a laying

Five gold rings

Four calling birds

Three french hens

Two turtle doves

And a partridge in a pear tree

On the eighth day of Christmas

My true love give to me

Eight maids a milking

Seven swans a swimming

Six geese a laying

Five gold rings

Four calling birds

Three french hens

Two turtle doves

And a partridge in a pear tree On the ninth day of Christmas

My true love give to me

Nine ladies dancing

Eight maids a milking

Seven swans a swimming

Six geese a laying

Five gold rings

Four calling birdsThree french

hensTwo turtle dovesAnd a partridge

in a pear tree

On the tenth day of christmasMy

true love give to me

Ten lords a leapingNine ladies

dancingEight maids a milkingSeven

swans a swimmingSix geese a laying

Five gold rings

Four calling birdsThree french

hensTwo turtle dovesAnd a partridge

in a pear tree

On the eveth day of christmasMy

true love give to me

Eleven pipers pipingTen lords a

leapingNine ladies dancingEight

maids a milkingSeven swans a

swimmingSix geese a layingFive

golden ringsFour calling birdsThree

french hensTwo turtle dovesAnd a

partridge in a pear tree

On the twelve day of christmasMy

true love give to me

Twelve drummers drummingEleven

pipers piping

Ten lords a leaping

Nine ladies dancing

Eight maids a milking

Seven swans a swimming

Six geese a laying

Five golden rings

Four calling birds

Three french hens

Two turtle doves

And a partridge in a pear tree

6) Up On The Housetops

7) Five Trick-or-Treating

8) When I Go Trick or Treating

9) The Ant Came Marching

T he ants came marching one by one.

Hurrah, hurrah!

The ants came marching one by one.

Hurrah, hurrah!

The ants came marching one by one.

The little one stopping to suck his thu

mb.

And they all go marching down aroun

d th

e town.

BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!

The ants came marching two by two.

Hurrah, hurrah!

The ants came marching

two by two.

Hurrah, hurrah!

The ants came marching

two by two.

The little one stopping

to tie his shoe.

And they all go marching down

around the town.

BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!

The ants came marching

three by three.

Hurrah, hurrah!

The ants came marching

three by three.

Hurrah, hurrah!

The ants came marching

three by three.

The little one stopping

to climb a tree.

And they all go marching down

around the town.

BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!

The ants came marching

four by four.

Hurrah, hurrah!

The ants came marching

four by four.

Hurrah, hurrah!

The ants came marching

four by four.

The little one stopping

to shut the door.

And they all go marching down around the town.

BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!

The ants came marching

five by five.

Hurrah, hurrah!

The ants came marching

five by five.

Hurrah, hurrah!

The ants came marching

five by five.

The little one stopping

to take a dive.

And they all go marching down around the town. BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!

The ants came marching

six bysix.

Hurrah, hurrah!

The ants came marching

six bysix.

Hurrah, hurrah!

The ants came marching

six by six.

The little one stopping

to pick up sticks.

And they all go marching down around the town. BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!

The ants came marching seven by seven.

Hurrah, hurrah!

The ants came marching seven by seven.

Hurrah, hurrah!

The ants came marching seven by seven.

The little one stopping

to go to heaven.

And they all go marching down around the town. BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!

The ants came marching

Eight by eight.

Hurrah, hurrah!

The ants came marching

eight by eight.

Hurrah, hurrah!

The ants came marching

eight by eight.

The little one stopping

to shut the gate.

And they all go marching

down around the town.

BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!

The ants came marching nine by nine

.

10) O Christmas Tree

O Christmas tree,

O Christmas tree,

How ever green your branches!

O Christmas tree,

O Christmas tree,

How ever green your branches!

They're green

when summer days are bright.

They're green

when winter snow is white.

O Christmas tree,

O Christmas tree,

How ever green your branches!

11) Santa's Coming

12) Ho, Ho, Ho!

13) Jolly Old St.Nicholas

14) Sing, Sing,Sing A Song

15) Sea Otter Won't You Play

With Me?

16) Jump Rope Rhyme

Green, green froggy.

Green, green toad.

Green green turtle

walking down the toad.

Red, red, apples.

Red, red rose.

Red,red colors

on the funny clown’s nose.

Blue, blue water. Blue, blue sky.

Blue, blue bluebird, my, oh my.

Yellow, yellow, pineapple.

Yellow, yellow sun.

Yellow, yellow yellow jackets

having fun.

Purple, purple violets.

Purple, purple grapes.

Purple, purple plums

that I like to taste.

Orange, orange pumpkins.

Orange , orange fish.

Orange, orange carrots

on my little dish.

I can say me colors: green, red,

and blue, yellow, purple, orange,

and now I’m through

17) London Bridge

London Bridge is falling down

Falling down, falling down.

London Bridge is falling down

My fair lady

Build it up with iron bars Iron

and bars Iron and bars

Build it up with iron bars

My fair lady

Iron bars will bend and break

Bend and break, bend and break

Iron bars will bend and break

My fair lady

Build it up with pins and needles

Pins and needles,

pins and needles

Build it up with pins and needles

My fair lady

Pins and needles rust

and bend Rust and bend,

rust and bend.

Pins and needles

rust and bend

My fair lady

Build it up with gold and silver, Gold and silver, gold and silver Build it up with gold and silver, My fair lady

Gold and silver I've not got

I've not got, I've not got

Gold and silver I've not got

My fair lady

London Bridge is falling down Falling down, falling down London Bridge is falling down My fair lady

18) I See An Elephant In The Sky As I lay upon my back,

I gaze up in the sky.

Its full of puffy, fluffy cloudy

that seem to float on by.

Each looks just like a picture,

so I name each one and say,

“I think I see my uncle’s face,

or maybe it’s Aunt May’s”

I see an elephant in the sky.

I see a monkey floating by.

I see a giant teddy bear

That’s sitting in a rocking chair.

I like to lay in soft,green green

And feel the gentle breeze.

I like to feel the warm sun, although it makes me sneeze.

I make-believe I see a play

that appears up in the sky.

The clouds move as each scene change right before my eyes.

I see an elephant in the sky.

I see a caterpillar crawling by.

I see piece of Swiss cheese.

Could I have one bite, please?

The wind is blowing and it seems to quickly pick up speed.

My picture are becoming dark,

and now they’re leaving me.

The sun has seemed to disappear; the clouds are whirling’round.

I’l l just take one more look above

before I am home bound.

I see an elephant in the sky.

I see an octopus swimming by.

I see a scary rattlesnake

That seems to have a bellyache!

I see an elephant in the sky.

I see a frog that’s hopping by.

I see my mom; she’s calling me.

With speed, I run home quickly!

19) I Can Wiggle

I can wiggle my fingers.

I can wiggle my toes.

I can wiggle my elbows,

and even my nose.

I can wiggle my ankles.

I can wiggle my knees.

I can wiggle, wiggle,

wiggle every part of me.

I can wiggle, wiggle, wiggle,

wiggle, wiggle, wiggle.

I can wiggle all of me.

I can jiggle, jiggle, jiggle,

jiggle, jiggle, jiggle.

Just take a look at me.

I can shimmy,

I can squirm.

I can look just like a worm.

I can wiggle, wiggle, wiggle,

wiggle, wiggle, wiggle.

I′m a wiggle worm

Watch me wiggle my fingers.

Watch me wiggle my toes.

Watch me wiggle my elbows,

and even my nose.

Watch me wiggle my ankles.

Watch me wiggle my knees.

Watch me wiggle, wiggle, wiggle

every part of me

I can wiggle, wiggle, wiggle,

wiggle, wiggle, wiggle.

I can wiggle all of me.

I can jiggle, jiggle, jiggle,

jiggle, jiggle, jiggle.

Just take a look at me.

I can shimmy,

I can squirm.

I can look just like a worm.

I can wiggle, wiggle, wiggle,

wiggle, wiggle, wiggle.

I′m a wiggle worm

20) Oh Where, Oh Where Has

My Little Dog Gone?

Oh where, oh where

Has my little dog gone?

Oh where, oh where can he be?

With his ears cut short

And his tail cut long

Oh where, oh where can he be?

I think he went down

To the building site

To see what he could see

And in his mouth

Was a globe so bright

I wonder what could it be

Oh where, oh where

Has my little dog gone?

Oh where, oh where can he be?

With his ears cut short

And his tail cut long

Oh where, oh where can he be?

I last saw him by the bulldozer

Playing and running around

But I just can't see him there

anymore

He just can't seem to be found

Perhaps the man over there will

know

He may have seen him go by

Who knows where

He might have decided to go

But we've got to give it a try

Oh where, oh where

Has my little dog gone?

Oh where, oh where can he be?

With his tail cut long

Oh where, oh where can he be?

21) Pat-a-cake Pat-a-cake

Pat-a-cake,pat-a-cake,

Baker's man!

So I do,master,

As fast as I can.

Pat it,and prick it,

And mark it with a T,

Put it in the oven

For Tommy and me.

22) To Market, To Market

To market, to market to buy a fat pig Home again, home again, jiggety-jog. To market, to market to buy a fat ho Home again, home again, jiggety-jog. To market, to market to buy a fat pig Home again, home again, jiggety-jog. To market, to market to buy a fat hog Home again, home again, jiggety-jog.

23) The Muffin Man

Oh, do you know the muffin man, The muffin man, the muffin man, Oh, do you know the muffin man, Who lives in Drury Lane?

Oh, yes, I know the muffin man, The muffin man, the muffin man, Oh, yes, I know the muffin man, Who lives in Drury Lane.

Oh, two of us know the muffin man, The muffin man, the muffin man, Oh, two of us know the muffin man, Who lives in Drury Lane.

A few of us know the muffin man, The muffin man, the muffin man,

A few of us know the muffin man, Who lives in Drury Lane.

Now we all know the muffin man, The muffin man, the muffin man, Now we all know the muffin man, Who lives in Drury Lane.

24) Turkey In The Straw

25) I Love The Mountains Boom-dee-a-da, boom-dee-a-da, boom-dee-a-da,boom-dee-a! Boom-dee-a-da, boom-dee-a-da, boom-dee-a-da,boom-dee-a! I love the mountains. I love the rollin

g hills. I love the flowers. I love the da

ffodils. I love the fireside when all the

lights are low.

Boom-dee-a-da, boom-dee-a-da,

boom-dee-a-da,boom-dee-a!

Boom-dee-a-da, boom-dee-a-da,

boom-dee-a-da,boom-dee-a!

Boom-dee-a-da, boom-dee-a-da,

boom-dee-a-da,boom-dee-a!

Boom-dee-a-da, boom-dee-a-da,

boom-dee-a-da,boom-dee-a!

I love the mountains. I love the rollin

g hills. I love the flowers. I love the da

ffodils. I love the fireside when all the

lights are low.

Boom-dee-a-da, boom-dee-a-da,

boom-dee-a-da,boom-dee-a!

Boom-dee-a-da, boom-dee-a-da,

boom-dee-a-da,boom-dee-a!

26) Big Rock Candy Mountain

One evening as the sun went down

And the jungle fires were burning,

Down the track came a hobo hiking,

And he said,

"Boys, I'm no t turning

I'm headed for a land that's far away

Besides the crystal fountains

So come with me,

we'll go and see

The Big Rock Candy Mountains

In the Big Rock Candy Mountains,

There's a land that's fair and bright,

Where the handouts grow on bushes

And you sleep out every night.

Where the boxcars all are empty

And the sun shines every day

And the birds and the bees

And the cigarette trees

The lemonade springs

Where the bluebird sings

In the Big Rock Candy Mountains.

In the Big Rock Candy Mountains

All the cops have wooden legs

And the bulldogs

all have rubber teeth

And the hens lay soft-boiled eggs

The farmers' trees are full of fruit

And the barns are full of hay

Oh I'm bound to go

Where there ain't no s no w

Where the rain don't fall

The winds don't blow

In the Big Rock Candy Mountains.

In the Big Rock Candy Mountains

You never change your socks

And the little streams of alcohol

Come trickling down the rocks

The brakemen have to tip their hats

And the railway bulls are blind

There's a lake of stew

And of whiskey too

You can paddle all around it

In a big canoe

In the Big Rock Candy Mountains

In the Big Rock Candy Mountains,

The jails are made of tin.

And you can walk right out again,

As soon as you are in.

There ain't no short-handled shovels,

No axes, saws nor picks,

I'm bound to stay

Where you sleep all day,

Where they hung the jerk

That invented work

In the Big Rock Candy Mountains.

27) Sing Your Way Home

our way home at the close of the day.

Sing your way,

drive the shadows away.

Smile every mile,

for wherever you roam,

It’ will brighten your road.

It will lighten your load.

If you sing way home.

Sing your way home at the close of

the day.

Sing your way,

drive the shadows away.

Smile every mile,

for wherever you roam,

It’ will brighten your road.

It will lighten your load.

If you sing way home.

28) Let's Build A Snowman Let’s build a snowman.

There’s lo ts of snow.

Let’s build a snowman from head to toe.

As we roll into a ball a snowman 10 feet tall

Let’s build a snowman,

let’s all.

Let’s build a snowman up to the sky. Let’s build a snowman.

We’ll add some eyes A carrot for a nose, and buttons, I suppose. Let’s build a snowman,

let’s go.

Let’s build a snowman.

I ’ll add some stick.

Let’s build a snowman.

A scarf I’ll pick. Some mittens we’ll need, too, and a top hat that’s new. Let’s build a snowman or two

Let’s build a snowman or two. Come on,

let’s go!

29) Michael Finnegan

There once was a man named Michael Finnegan.

He grew whiskers in his chinnegan. The wind came out

and blew them in again.

Poor old Michael Finnegan,

begin again!

There once was a man named Michael Finnegan.

He went fishing with a pinnegan Caught a fish

but he dropped it in again.

Poor old Michael Finnegan,

begin again! There once was a man named

Michael Finnegan.

Climbed a tree

and barked his shinnigan.

Took offer several yards of skinnigan.

Poor old Michael Finnegan,

begin again!

There once was a man named

Michael Finnegan.

He grew fat and he grew thin again.

Then he died

and we have to begin again.

Poor old Michael Finnegan,

begin again!

30) I Have A Wiggly Jiggly Tooth

I have a wiggly, jiggly wiggly, jiggly,

wiggly, jiggly .

I need to twist it, turn it, twist it,

turn it,

for it’s really loose.

It doesn’t want to come out and

I want to go to bed.

But my wiggle, jiggly tooth just keeps

hanging by a thread.

I have a wiggly, jiggly wiggly, jiggly,

wiggly, jiggly .

I need to twist it, turn it, twist it,

turn it, for it’s really loose.

My mom asks, “Dose it hurt?”

My dad just gives a sigh.

Now my wiggle, jiggly tooth

is making me want to cry.

So, I’ll take my wiggly tooth 、

and pull with all my might.

That tooth just popped right out.

Wow, what a lovely sight.

And now I have a hole, a beauty,

I might add.

I’m smiling and I’m happy.

I am no longer sad.

I’ll save my wiggly, jiggly wiggly,

jiggly, wiggly, jiggly tooth.

Yes, I’ll save it, save it,

for much money it is worth.

Under my pillow it goes.

I’m happy from my head to my toe.

For my wiggly, jiggly tooth

is worth millions, I suppose.

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间被这个地方迷住了。当我正在享受这种异国风情时候，我的胃突然开始翻滚，我没有忍住，吐在了爸爸开的小红车里。估计是从来没有做过那么久的飞机有点晕机，然后就睡过去了。九几年的中国还是比较落后，去了美国感觉一切都是那么美好－小区绿化、超市的新鲜食物、商场卖的玩具、儿童书籍。因为走哪都跟着爸爸妈妈，所以也不用担心语言的问题，自己也没有意识到语言的重要性。我入学第一天就出了一个大笑话。办完入学手续已经快早上9点了，老师带我进了班里。老师简单向同学们介绍了一下我，就让我暂时坐在老师的讲台旁。这个时候所有的同学都站了起来，把手放在心脏上开始唱歌，有的学生还边唱边对我笑。我当时心里就在想，好热情的同学啊，于是也对着他们开始招手笑。然后班里有的同学没忍住就开始大笑，老师看到赶紧把我转过去，让我看黑板上挂着的美国国旗。这个时候我才意识到原来他们在唱国歌，我以为他们那是对我的欢迎仪式呢！回家后妈妈带我去了书店，给我买了一本带图的单词书，要求我每天背5个单词。那个年代可能出国的人比较少，整个学校就只有我一个中国人，我很快就意识到了不会英文有多可怕。好在同学都非常nice（友好），我听不懂他们就用比划给我解释。经过我自己的学习和老师同学的帮助，在三个月后我基本就能说一口流利的英语了。虽然我以前在国内的小学里学过一点英文，比如Hello Tom、How do you do、thank you、

安妮花磨出我的英文耳朵2歌词

2-1Old macdonald’s letter farm Old macdonaled had a farm,ABCDE Letters,letters in the hay FGHIJ With a KLMNOP Pigs and ducks and bumblebess QRSTU and VWXYZ ABCDEFG,letters I can sing HIJKLMN ,soon I’ll learn to read With an OPQRSTUVWXYZ Learn your letter names with me The animals like to read Cows and horse in their stalls sing their letter names Chichens clunk the alphabet-learning is their game From ABC to XYZ learn them and you’ll succeed Old macdonald guarantees-learning is the key Old macdonaled had a farm,ABCDE Letters,letters in the hay FGHIJ With a KLMNOP Pigs and ducks and bumblebess QRSTU and VWXYZ 2-2 Ten in the bed There were ten in the bed and the little on said Roll over roll over So they all rolled over and one fell out

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0-1岁启蒙的孩子，从裸听开始，以培养韵律节奏感为目的，多听儿歌、童谣及韵律诗，同时尽可能扩大资源广度，泛听英语母语国家的各种英语资源。 2、跟听法（1-3岁） 1岁以上的孩子，自主意识逐渐增强，对故事情节及文字有理解的需要，如果完全无法理解音频内容，学习兴趣很难保持，因此，磨耳朵的方送也应进行相应的调整，采用跟听法。区别于裸听法，跟听法以情境对应为前提，通过阅读、观看动画等方式，在理解音频文字含义或剧情的基础上进行音频输入，在听的同时，大脑中能投射相应的画面，完成视觉对应。 因此，这里的跟听，跟的是看过的动画资源、读过的各种绘本。当然，儿歌童谣以及演唱版绘本音频仍然可以保持裸听。 3、混听法（3-6岁） 随着孩子听力的提升，慢慢能做到裸听部分绘本音频或动画音频，这一时期，可以裸听+跟听同时进行，也就是混听。 有妈妈不禁会问，怎么判断孩子具备了裸听的能力呢？很简单！每次给孩子听绘本音频时，在这些音频中间，悄悄塞上两三个没有阅读过的绘本音频，孩子没兴趣时他会自动跳过，等到有一天他愿意听，说明时机到了，那么，可能感兴趣的各类题材、各类风格都可以尝试。 因此，混听阶段资源范围更广，尤其那些概念抽象、远离生活的题材，对扩展知识面、提高听力水平十分有好处。

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Six little ducks Six little ducks that I once knew, 我曾经知道六只小鸭子， Fat ones, skinny ones, fair ones too, 胖的，瘦的，还有漂亮的， But the one little duck with the feather on his back, 但是在他的背上插根羽毛的这只小鸭子， He led the others with a quack, quack, quack! Quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack! 他嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫地带领着其他的小鸭子! 嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫! He led the others with a quack, quack, quack! 他嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫地带领着其他的小鸭子! Down to the river they would go. Wibber-wobble, wibble-wobble,to and fro, 他们沿着河流往下游。摇摇摆摆走向前。 But the one little duck with the feather on his back, 但是在他的背上插根羽毛的这只小鸭子， He led the others with a quack-quack-quack! quack, quack quack! quack, quack quack! 他嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫地带领着其他的小鸭子! 嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫！ He led the others with a quack-quack-quack 他嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫地带领着其他的小鸭子! Home from the river they would come 他们要从河边回家了 Wibber-wobble, wibble-wobble,ho-hum-hum! 摇摇摆摆，哼哼哈哈 But the one little duck with the feather on his back, 但是在他的背上插根羽毛的这只小鸭子， He led the others with a quack-quack-quack! quack, quack quack! quack, quack quack! 他嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫地带领着其他的小鸭子! 嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫！ He led the others with a quack-quack-quack! quack, quack quack! quack, quack quack! 他嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫地带领着其他的小鸭子! 嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫，嘎嘎叫！ He led the others with a quack-quack-quack! quack, quack quack! quack, quack quack!