小學英語童謠chant(梁瓊)

2023年12月13日發(作者：活動策劃網)

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小學英語童謠chant 資料

een, Halloween.

It’s drawing near.

Here’s a pumpkin.

Here’s a candle.

What do you need?

What do they need?

Let’s buy them now.

，who，who？

Who scarf？

It’s his scarf.

It’s very nice.

Who，who，who？

Who jeans？

They’re her jeans.

They’re very nice.

, ducks, I like ducks.

Pigs, pigs, I like pigs.

Chickens, chickens, I like chickens。

Hors, hors, I like hors.

Ducks, pigs, chickens, hors.

They are all my friends.

，two，three，four，

red ball，green ball，yellow ball.

I can bounce the ball.

How about you？

ball，

Orange ball，purple ball.

Orange ball，purple ball，brown ball.

Orange ball，purple ball，brown ball，pink ball.

Orange ball，purple ball，brown ball，pink ball，green ball.

I can e a rainbow！

How about you？

, two, go to school; Three, four, open the door; Five, six, clo the box; Seven, eight, don’t be late; Nine, ten, meet my friend.

was a farmer with a dog. And Bingo was his name.

O! B-I-N-G-O, B-I-N-G-O, B-I-N-G-O. O!And Bingo was his name.

There was a farmer with a dog. And Bingo was his name.

O!拍手-I-N-G-O, 拍手-I-N-G-O, 拍手-I-N-G-O.

O!And Bingo was his name.

’s this? What’s this?

It’s a book. It’s a dog.

Yes! Yes! Yes! No! No! No!

It’s a book. It’s not a dog.

It’s a book. It’s not a dog.

What’s this? What’s this?A ball?

What’s this? Yes! Yes! Yes!

It’s a ball, ball,ball.

Yes! Yes! Yes! What’s this?A dog?

It’s a ball, ball,ball. No! No! No!

s, peaches and apples。

Big fruit and small fruit,

They are very good!

-a-bye, baby,

Daddy is near,

Mammy's lady,

And that's very clear.

Hush-a-bye, baby, on the tree top,

When the wind blows the cradle will rock;

When the bough breaks the cradle will fail,

Down will come baby, cradle and all.

, baby bunting,

Daddy's gone a-hunting,

Gone to get a rabbit skin

To wrap the baby bunting in.

next met a barber,

With powder and wig,

He play'd him a tune,

And he shaved an old pig.

Bodkin broke his no,

Without feet we can't have toes;

Crazy folks are always mad,

Want of money makes us sad.

14.A Little Betty Blue

Lost her holiday shoe,

What can little Betty do?

Give her another

to match the other,

And then she may walk out in two.

, baaa, black sheep,

Have you any wool?

Yes, sir, yes, sir,

Three bags full;

One for the master,

And one for the dame,

And one for the little boy

Who lives down the lane.

a little fat man of Bombay

Was smoking one very hot day,

A bird called a snipe

Flew away with his pipe,

Which vexed the fat man of Bombay.

I was a little boy

I had but little wit;

it’s a long time ago,

And I have no more yet;

Nor ever, ever shall

Until that I die,

For the longer I live

The more fool am I. Barney Bodkin broke

Without feet we can't have toes;

Crazy folks are always mad,

Want of money makes us sad.

his no,

18.A Little Betty Blue

Lost her holiday shoe,

What can little Betty do?

Give her another

to match the other,

And then she may walk out in two.

, baaa, black sheep,

Have you any wool?

Yes, sir, yes, sir,

Three bags full;

One for the master,

And one for the dame,

And one for the little boy

Who lives down the lane.

a little fat man of Bombay

Was smoking one very hot day,

A bird called a snipe

Flew away with his pipe,

Which vexed the fat man of Bombay.

I was a little boy

I had but little wit;

'tis a long time ago,

And I have no more yet;

Nor ever, ever shall

Until that I die,

For the longer I live

I was a little boy

My mammy kept me in,

But now I am a great boy

I'm fit to rve the king;

I can hand a musket,

And I can kiss a pretty girl

at twelve o'clock at night.

mas comes but once a year;

And when it comes, it brings good cheer,

a pocketful odd money, and a cellar of beer

And a good fat pit to last you all the year.

, butter, come, Peter stands at the gate

Waiting for a butter cake,

Come, butter, come.

y, Charley,

Stole the barley

Out of the baker's shop.

the baker came out

And gave him a clout,

Which made poor Charley hop.

, cock, cock, cock,

I've laid an egg,

Am I to go ba-are foot?

Hen, hen, hen, hen,

I've been up and down,

To every shop in town,

And cannot find a shoe

To fit your foot,

If I'd crow my hea-art out.

cock crowns in the morn,

To tell us to ri,

And he that lies late

Will never be wi;

For early to bed,

And early to ri,

Is the way to be healthy

And wealthy and wi.

little dogs

Sat by the fire

Over a fender of coal dust;

Sad one little dog,

If you don't talk, why, I must.

over leg,

As the dog went to Dover,

When he came to a stile,

Jump he went over.

your finger in Foxy's hole,

Foxy's not at home;

Foxy's at the back door Picking at a bone.

and round the garden

Like a teddy bear;

One step, two step,

Tickle you under there.

you are gentleman,

As I suppo you be,

You'll neither laugh nor smile

At the tickling of your knee.

and cakes for gentlemen,

Hay and corn for hor,

A cup of ale for good old wives,

And kiss for young lass.

34.I would, if I could,

If I couldn't how could I?

Could you, without you could, could

Could ye? could ye?

Could you, without you could, could

35,Oh that I were where I would be,

then would I be where I am not;

But where I am there I must be,

And where I would be I can not.

Hall,

He is so small,

A rat could eat him, Hat and all.

Locker lost her pocket,

Kitty Fisher found it;

Not a penny was there in it,

Only ribbon round it.

was an old man,

And he had a calf,

And that's half;

He took him out of the stall,

And put him on the wall,

And that's all.

ye?

ye? 's the news of the day?

Good neighbor, I pray?

They say the balloon

Is gone up to the moon.

40.A wi old owl lived in an oak;

The more he saw the less he spoke;

The less he spoke the more he heard.

Why can't we all be like that wi old bird?

41.I love little pussy,

Her coat is so warm,

And if I don't hurt her

She'll do me no harm.

I'll not pull her tail,

Nor drive her away,

But pussy and I

Very gently will play.

, rain, go away,

Come again another day.

, pat, well-a-day,

Little robin flew away;

Where can little Robin be?

come into the cherry tree.

Saturday night shall be my care

To powder my locks and curl my hair;

On Sunday morning my love will come in,

When he will marry me with a gold ring.

days hath September,

April, June, and November;

all the rest have thirty-one,

Excepting February alone,

And that has twenty-eight days clear

and twenty-nine in each leap year.

47.I saw a ship a-sailing,

A sailing on the a,

And oh but it was laden

With pretty things for thee. , snail,

Come out of your hole,

Or el I'll beat you

As black as coal.

Snail, snail,

Put out your horns,

I'll give you bread

And barley corns.

e, twinkle, little star,

How I wonder what you are!

Up above the world so high,

Like a diamond in the sky.

that lies at the stock,

Shall have a gold rock;

He that lies at the wall,

Shall have a golden ball;

He that lies in the middle,

Shall have a gold fiddle.

swim over the a,

Swim, swan, swim!

swan swam back again,

Well swum swan!

Tee-wee,

He went to a,

In an open boat;

And while afloat,

The little boat bended,

My story's ended.

to bed, Tom,

Go to bed, Tom,

Tired or not, Tom,

Go to bed, Tom.

e, twinkle, little star,

How I wonder what you are!

Up above the world so high,

Like a diamond in the sky.

that lies at the stock,

Shall have a gold rock;

He that lies at the wall,

Shall have a golden ball;

He that lies in the middle,

Shall have a gold fiddle.

swim over the a,

Swim, swan, swim!

swan swam back again,

Well swum swan!

Tee-wee,

He went to a,

In an open boat;

And while afloat,

The little boat bended,

My story's ended.

to bed, Tom,

Go to bed, Tom,

Tired or not, Tom,

Go to bed, Tom.

Tommy little mou

Lived in a little hou;

He caught fishes

In other men's dishes.

Tommy Tucker,

Sings for his supper:

What shall we give him?

White bread and butter.

How shall he cut it

Without a knife?

How will he be married

Without a wife?

you e my wife, did you e,

Did you e my wife looking for me?

She wears a straw bonnet, wit white ribbons

And dimity petticoats over her knee.

was an old woman

on it, Lived under a hill,

And if she's not gone

she lives there still.

all the world were paper,

And all the a were ink,

If all the trees were bread and chee,

What should we have to drink?

's tears and Mary's fears,

Will make them old before their

while you work,

Play while you play,

That is the way,

To be work and gay.

, better, best,

Never let it rest.

Until good is better,

And better is best.

years.

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