Whose Fine Face
Whose fine face is on the penny?
On the penny, on the penny
Whose fine face is on the penny?
Abraham Lincoln
Whose fine face is on the nickel?
On the nickel, on the nickel
Whose fine face is on the nickel?
Thomas Jefferson
Whose fine face is on the dime?
On the dime, on the dime
Whose fine face is on the dime?
FDR
Whose fine face is on the quarter?
On the quarter, on the quarter
Whose fine face is on the quarter?
George Washington
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Let's Count Coins
(Tune: Are You Sleeping)
Penny, Penny. Penny, Penny.
Worth one cent, worth one cent.
Nickels are worth five.
Nickels are worth five.
Dimes are ten. Dimes are ten.
Quarter, Quarter. Quarter, Quarter.
Twenty-five. Twenty-five.
That's what they’re worth.
That's what they’re worth.
Lets count coins! Lets count coins!
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Papa Penguin
(Tune: I’m a Little Teapot)
I’m a papa penguin, standing tall,
Watching this egg so it doesn’t fall.
When two months have passed,
I’m ready to eat,
And get this egg right off my feet!
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I’ve been waiting for Christmas
I’ve been waiting for Christmas
And it’s almost here
I’ve been waiting for Christmas
Santa’s getting near!
Can’t you hear the sleigh bells ringing,
Reindeer up so high,
Can’t you hear the children singing
As they watch the sky.
Santa hurry up, Santa hurry up,
Santa hurry up today!
Santa hurry up, Santa hurry up,
Santa hurry up today!
Toy in the sleigh with Santa
Toy in the sleigh I know
Toy in the sleigh with Santa
Waiting so so slow.
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Noun Song
Well, every person you know,
And every place that you can go,
And anything that you can show,
You know they're nouns.
A noun's a special kind of word,
It's any name you ever heard,
I find it quite interesting.
A noun's a person, place, or thing.
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Scarecrow Song
(Up On the Housetop)
Out in the field in a row of corn
Stands a scarecrow so forlorn
Crows on his head
and crows at his feet.
He's the saddest scarecrow
You'll ever meet.
Can't scare the crows
Oh, no no!
Can't scare the crows
Oh, no no!
Out in the field in a row of corn,
Stands a scarecrow so forlorn!
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Over the Ocean Blue
(My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean)
Columbus sailed over the ocean.
Columbus sailed over the sea.
Columbus discovered America,
But Columbus didn’t see me!
Nina, Pinta,
The Santa Maria, too.
They all sailed
Over the ocean blue.
Columbus was looking for India,
But Columbus missed it, you see.
Columbus discovered America,
But Columbus didn’t see me!
Nina, Pinta,
The Santa Maria, too.
They all sailed
Over the ocean blue.
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Columbus
(Row, Row, Row Your Boat)
Sail, sail, sail three ships,
Slowly through the sea.
Nina, Pinta, Santa Maria,
Count them – one, two, three!
Land, land, land they saw.
(Cup hand over eye)
After many days.
Hurray, hurray for Columbus
(Raise arm high as in a cheer.)
The man who found the way!
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Hand Poem:
Open, shut them
Open, shut them
Give a little clap, clap, clap
Open, shut them
Open, shut them
Place them in your lap, lap, lap
Creep them, creep them
Creep them, creep them
Way up to your chin
Open up your little mouth…Ahhhh
But do not let them in!
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Story Time Hand Rhyme:
Sometimes my hands are at my side
(hold hands at side)
Sometimes behind my back they hide
(put hands behind back)
Sometimes my fingers wiggle so
(wiggle your fingers)
I shake them fast, and I shake them slow
(shake fingers fast and slow)
Sometimes my hands go clap, clap, clap
(clap hands)
Now I rest them in my lap
(rest hands in lap)
Now they're quiet as can be.
For story time you see.
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Seven Days in a Week:
(Sung to the tune of "Clementine")
There are 7 days
There are 7 days
There are 7 days in a week
Sunday, Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday, Friday
Saturday.
(Repeat)
