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2 - 0 - 1 - 2, what does it mean to you?
Two thousand and twelve is the year.
Out with the old, and in with the new,
Two thousand and twelve is here.

12 months in the year two thousand and twelve,
From January ‘til December.
fifty-two weeks, three hundred sixty-six days,

Two thousand fourteen, the number we sing
When we’re talking about the year
From beginning to end and in between
Two thousand fourteen is here

2-0-1-4, no less, no more
That is the year right now
Til December 31st, we’ll be singing this verse

There are 26 letters in the alphabet,
From A all the way to Z.
Each letter starts a word
That describes each of you,
And what you mean to me.

A is for Alex, the letter A.
These are the words for you:

April, it’s April,
For thirty days it’s here,
April, it’s April,
The fourth month of the year.

April Fools is on day one,
Jokes and pranks are so much fun,
Play a trick on one of your friends,

Hot and sunny days are here,
And the end of the summer is near.
August is month number eight
And all thirty one days are great.

We’ll take a break from school days,
Everyone swims and plays.
Summer will be leaving soon,

Bells are for shaking, bells are for shaking
Up and down and all around
Bells are for shaking, bells are for shaking
Listen to the sound!

Hold the bell in your right hand, grip it tight
Shake it side to side with all your might
Hold the bell in your right hand, up in the air

Are you ready, to move your body
Listen to the music, sing oh, ey, oh
Just move your left foot, and then your right foot
Anyone can do it, sing oh, ey, oh

Reach your arms a little higher
Feel the rhythm getting louder
Show us all what you can do

If you’re a boy, or you’re a girl,
Then you should know that we’re all equal.
There are certain things about us that are different, it’s true,
But our rights are the same, for both me and you.

Girls can wear pants, boys can too.
Boys can wear hats, girls can too.
Girls can wear sandals, boys can too.

Cabasa, cabasa, cabasa bossa nova
The sound you make, like a rattlesnake, over and over
One hand holds the handle, the other on the beads
The rhythm you create is just what this song needs

Do-do, do-doot; do-do, do-doot
Cabasa bossa nova
Do-do, do-doot; do-do, do-doot

Little white snowflakes, falling from the sky
Floatin’ over my head, way up so high
But before they reach the ground,
I’m gonna open my mouth
Stick my tongue out, and catch ‘em
As they travel down south

Ah, ah, ah-ah, I’m catchin’ snowflakes

Clatter clatter clackity clack
I’ll play a rhythm and you play it back
So listen close and then you’ll see
That you can tap your sticks like me

My turn first: (play rhythm)
Now your turn: (children repeat rhythm)

Clean up time, clean up time,
Lend a hand and sing this rhyme.
Clean up time, so do your part,
Ready, get set, now start!

Clean up your toys, put ‘em away.
Put ‘em away, oh put ‘em away.
Put ‘em away, where they belong,

Click like this, clack like that
In each hand, a castanet
Make a steady click-clack sound
Up and down and all around

Play your castanets up high
Clicking, clacking in the sky
Play your castanets up high

Cold day, it’s a cold day
The temperature is low, this I know.
Cold day, it’s a cold day
So I’ll stay inside and watch the cold wind blow.

Cold day, it’s a cold day
I can see my breath each time I sing or talk.
Cold day, it’s a cold day

Color me happy,
With the colors of the rainbow.
Color me happy by playing along,
Color me happy,
With the colors of the rainbow.
They’re all right here in this song.

Happiness is green,

When you want to count by five,
Just sing the words to this jazzy jive.
Start at five instead of one
Count to one-hundred, and then your done.

Five, Ten, Fifteen, Twenty,
Twenty-five, Thirty, Thirty-five, Forty,
Forty-five, Fifty, Fifty-five, Sixty,

It’s holiday time so here is a rhyme
About the things I’m thankful for
Like my family and my home
I could not ask for more

Count your blessings, one by one
Count your blessings, join the fun

I have a little boogie that I do,
When I share my phone number with you.
There are seven numbers that you need to know,
So I’ll say them nice and slow:
_ _ _-_ _ _ _

Do the digit dance, do the digit dance,
_ _ _-_ _ _ _

Do you hear the reindeer tapping on the roof?
Tap tap tap tap tapping on the roof.
Do you hear the reindeer tapping on the roof?
Tap tap tap tap tap.

Dasher and Dancer are tapping on the roof,
Tap tap tippy tippy tap.
Prancer and Vixen are tapping on the roof,

Family is made of people I love
And the people who love me back
Family is most important to me
And that’s the way it should be

Because without my family
I wouldn’t have a place to call home
And without my family

February is month number two,
The shortest of all the months, it’s true.
Usually twenty-eight days, but sometimes
At leap year, then there’ll be twenty-nine.

February second is Groundhog Day,
We’ll wait for the animal to come out and play.
Let’s hope his shadow he does not see,

Grow, flower, grow!
Get bigger as we go
Out, out, out, together is how
We make the flower grow now
Out, out, out, we’re walking
Out, out, out

Shrink, flower, shrink!

Do you know about a day
That’s not so very far away
Everywhere there’s orange and black
And chills are running up your back.

Jack-o-lanterns and ghosts and bats,
Witches and goblins and big black cats
Spooky spooks come out to play

On a Sunday in June every year
There’s a phrase that you’re going to hear
Happy Father’s Day, and that’s what we’ll say
To dads, everywhere, far and near

They are the people who watched us grow
And taught us so much of what we know
Our fathers are special and deserve our thanks

Hold up one finger,
Hold up just one,
And wave it around
‘Cause we’re almost done.
La la la la, la la la la.

Hold up two fingers,
Yes, hold up two,

Oh, there’s no place like home for the holidays,
For no matter how far away you roam -
When you long for the sunshine of a friendly gaze,
For the holidays - you can’t beat home, sweet home!

I met a man who lives in Tennessee, and he was headin’ for
Pennsylvania and some homemade pumpkin pie;
From Pennsylvania folks are travelin’ down to Dixie’s sunny shore;

I can do it by myself, yes I can
I can do it by myself, yes I can
I can do it by myself, and no one else
I can do it by myself, yes I can

But it’s okay to ask for help
As long as I try my best
To do it by myself, and no one else

I have a balloon ball
I’m holding it carefully
I’ll roll or toss it to my friend
On the count of 3!

1…2…3… (roll or toss the ball)

_________ has a balloon ball

I have a bean bag, so do you
I can put it different places, and you can, too
So listen up and follow me...
Put the bean bag on your KNEE!

We have a bean bag on our KNEE
We have a bean bag on our KNEE
You listened up and followed me

The seasons are a-changing
No more gray or cold
Days are getting longer
The ground starts to unfold
And I love the rain....

Because it makes the flowers come up
They fill my heart with song

I love your TOES
So I’ll give them a little squeeze
I love your TOES
So I’ll give them a little squeeze

I love your KNEES
So I’ll give them a little squeeze
I love your KNEES

In the jungle, the mighty jungle
The parrot sings tonight,
In the jungle, the mighty jungle
The parrot sings tonight.

In the swamp, the mighty swamp
The alligator sings tonight,
In the swamp, the mighty swamp

In the summertime, when the weather is hot,
You can usually find me at my favorite spot.
I’ll be splashing around and staying cool,
In the swimming pool.

Doggypaddlin’ from end to end.
Playin’ Marco Polo with my best friend.
Backstroke, freestyle, butterfly,

Jingle bells, jingle bells
Jingle jamboree
Jingle bells, jingle bells
Let’s jingle, you and me

A jamboree’s a great big party
Ours starts nice and slow
But as everyone joins in jingling

Picnics, ice cream, apple pie,
Clap your hands ‘cause it’s July!
The seventh month of the year,
For thirty one days July is here.

Wave your flag, way up high,
Celebrate the fourth of July.
Let’s all wear red, white, and blue,

Let’s all sing a happy tune,
And celebrate because it’s June!
Month number six for thirty days,
So go outside and catch some rays.

For part of June, we’re out of school,
Let’s go swimming at the pool.
But when our summer break has passed,

There once was a girl named Kristyn, K-R-I-S-T-Y-N,
There once was a girl named Kristyn, K-R-I-S-T-Y-N.
Kristyn, Kristyn, she’s a girl, K-R-I-S-T-Y-N,
Kristyn, Kristyn, she’s a girl, K-R-I-S-T-Y-N.
She’s trying very hard to sit up straight, K-R-I-S-T-Y-N,
She’s trying very hard to sit up straight, K-R-I-S-T-Y-N.

Can you look right into my eyes?
I want to see you looking at me
Can you look right into my eyes?
My smiling face is what you will see
When you look in my eyes
You can see their color
Blue, green, brown, or gray
When you look in my eyes

Now it's time for me to sing my last song.
I'm so glad you came today and sang along.
Thanks so much for joining in and listening too,
I had a wonderful time with all of you!

Music time is over but the party's just begun,
There's still so much to do so let's go have more fun.
Maggie's turning five so we're gonna celebrate,

March is here, yes March is here,
The third month of the year.
Thirty one days march into spring,
And that is a wonderful thing.
Yes that is a wonderful thing.

St. Patrick’s Day will come around,
Find four-leaf clovers on the ground.

May is here, month number five,
Trees and flowers come alive.
Thirty one days from start to end,
So help me sing about May, my friend.

First comes May Day on day one,
Celebrate spring and have some fun.
Then don’t forget about Mother’s Day,

Clap, clap, clap.
We’re gonna clap, clap, clap.
We’re gonna clap our hands
And sing this song,
So move your body along.

Stomp, stomp, stomp,
We’re gonna stomp, stomp, stomp.

Stretchy band, stretchy band, in our hands
Movin’ in and out, as steady as we can
In the circle we made upon the floor
Now we’ll move as we count to four

In - 2 - 3 - 4, Out - 2 - 3 - 4 (3x)
Movin’ in the circle, let’s do it some more!
In - 2 - 3 - 4, Out - 2 - 3 - 4 (3x)

There's a number, and a street, and a city, and a state,
And a zipcode, I give,
When my family or friends or a teacher needs to know
The place where I live.
You put 'em all together and what do you get?
My address, I won't forget.

My street number is ________

For thirty days November’s here
Let’s give thanks and show good cheer.
The days are short and the wind will blow
It’s the eleventh month I know.

For thirty days November’s here
And Election Day will come.
Grown-ups will go to cast their votes

When a number has two digits and the first is a “1”
It has a special name
And it’s just a little harder to remember than the rest
Because not all are the same

You put a 1 with a 1 and it looks like this (11)
And its name is: Eleven

Today it is October,
The tenth month of the year.
Summertime is over,
and autumn weather's near.

Today it is October,
The leaves are turning brown.
The air is getting chilly,

What's big and orange,
And grows on the ground,
And has a shape that's nice and round?
Every fall we pick one out,
Have you guessed what I'm talking about?

Pumpkin, Pumpkin on the vine.
This one's yours, and this one's mine.

There are so many ways to play our sticks
Play along, play along, to this mix
Listen and then repeat the sound
Play your sticks up high or on the ground

Listen to this beat and then repeat:

Leader plays a 1 or 2 measure pattern and then

Ring around the rainbow
Each color gets a turn to go
Watch and listen very well
For when it’s time to play your bell!

If your bell is RED, please ring it loud and strong
Your bell is RED, listen while you sing along
La la la la la la, la la la la la

It’s summer and the sun is shining
It’s summer and the grass is green
It’s summer so I am smiling
And singin’ ‘bout summertime things

Like slip and slides
And playing in the sprinkler
Swimmin’ in the swimmin’ pool

When you say something
You can say it loudly or quietly
You can turn your voice up and turn it down
Depending on where you are and who you’re talking to
When you say something
You can say it loudly or quietly

When you are talking to your dog

There are seven days, seven days in a week
Seven days that you need to know
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Come on, let the good times roll

Sunday - the first day of the week
Monday - we go to school
Tuesday - gotta keep it going

Doot-doot-do-doot, shaky fruit,
Blueberry, grape, apple, pear, banana
Doot-doot-do-doot, shaky fruit,
From Mississippi to Indiana.

Shaky blueberry, shaky blueberry,
Blue and crunchy too.
Shaky blueberry, shaky blueberry,

Snowflakes, snowflakes, float to the ground.
Here they come without a sound.
Big and small, down they fall,
It’s a snowy, snowy day.

See the ground, all covered in white,
Can you feel the cold air’s bite?
Making snowmen, snow angels too,

The weather’s warm, the sun is out
And we’ve got a reason to cheer and shout
Summer break (let’s shake!)
Summer break (let’s shake!)
And celebrate, for goodness sake
All the work we’ve done
The whole year long
Ooh-ooh, sing the summer break song

Do you know the warmest season of all?
It’s not winter, spring, or fall.
It comes in June and sticks around
Until September leaves are down on the ground.

It’s summer, it’s summer,
When the sun’s hot rays brighten all of our days.
It’s summer, it’s summer,

Tap tap, your rhythm sticks
Oh 1, 2, 3
Tap tap, your rhythm sticks
Oh tap along with me
We’ll tap and tap, and tap some more
We’ll tap until we hit the floor
So tap tap, your rhythm sticks with me
Oooh-wee!

Counting time, it’s counting time,
So let’s all sing this simple rhyme.
Ten little scarecrows in a row,
Now let’s count them nice and slow!

One, two, three, four, five,
Six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
Again!

Ten little turkeys sat in their pen,
"Hide, turkeys, hide!" said the little red hen.
One little turkey ran away in a line,
And when he was gone, there were nine.

Nine little turkeys sat in their pen,
"Hide, turkeys, hide!" said the little red hen.
One little turkey flew out of the gate,

Thank you, thank you
Are the easiest words to say
Thank you, thank you
We say them every day

To the people who help us live and grow
And give directions for which way to go

There’s a day in May that is dedicated
To all our mothers
Mine and yours and his and hers
And every single other’s

Mother’s Day comes once a year
But every day should be
For saying “I love you” to our moms

A, B, C, D, E, F, G
Is how the alphabet gets its start
H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O
Yeah, that's the next part
P, Q, R, S, T, U, V
W, X, Y, Z
Is the end of the alphabet
That you're singing along with me

Dolphin, dolphin, swimming in the sea
You are beautiful to me
Dolphin, dolphin, swimming all around
Back and forth, ‘round and ‘round

Where is the dolphin swimming to?
It’s swimming on my toe!
Where is the dolphin swimming to?

The green grass grew all around, all around
And the green grass grew all around.

And in this hole
There was a tree
The prettiest tree
That you ever did see

Doot-do-do-do-do-do
Happy birthday, Samantha!
You are turning five years old.
Celebrate yourself today,
And all the fun this year will hold.

Birthday parties, presents to open,
Cake and ice cream, too.

Bop, bop, bop, on the lollipop
On the lollipop drum, we do
Make a boom boom sound, echo all around
Ready, set, go is your cue

To play your drum so loudly now
Bop, bop, ba-dow
Steadily with your mallet’s how

I know a little song about the ukulele
That’s my favorite instrument to hear
And I can’t help but sing it daily
It’s a happy sound in my ear

Ukulele, uku-lay, Ukulele, uku-li
Strum, strum, strummin’ in December or July
Ukulele, uku-lo, ukulele, uku-loo

In the morning when I go to school,
It's time to say goodbye.
To the people I'm leaving, like mom and dad,
It's time to say goodbye.

Goodbye means only 'til next time,
To the people I'll see again soon.
Sometimes goodbyes are hard for me,

Hands clap,
Feet tap,
It’s time to sing hello.
To you and you and you and you
All of the people that we know.

So let’s all come together,
And sing out big and strong.

I have to go to the bathroom
I have to go to the bathroom
I have to go to the bathroom
So that is where I’ll go!

I’ll shut the door to the bathroom
Pull down my pants in the bathroom,
Sit down on the toilet and then

Wave goodbye to winter,
Say hello to spring.
Clap your hands,
Oh, clap your hands,
Oh, clap your hands and sing!

Sing because spring is almost here.
Sing because the sky will be blue and clear.

Whenever it rains, I think of you
And the silly things that you like to do
Because you know you’ll make me smile
Even though the sky is gray
And my heart is a little blue
Whenever it rains (doot-doodle-ee-doo) I think of you

I think of you, making your funny face

Who do you hear
Jingling their bells
Who’s jingling now?
I hear everyone jingling their bells
Everyone is jingling now

Who do you hear
Jingling their bells

In the summer, there’s so much yummy food to eat.
For breakfast, lunch and dinner or a tasty treat.
When the weather is warm, my belly is full
The only thing that’s empty is the plate or bowl!

Watermelon, the fruit that’s green and pink,
Is best when eaten over the sink.
Because it’s juicy and sticky, and oh so sweet,