Hippity hop and hippety hay,'
Five little bunnies went out to play.
Hippety hop and hippety hay,
One little bunny hopped away.
How many bunnies are left?
4
Hippety hop and hippety hay,
Four little bunnies went out to play.
Hippety hop and hippety hay,
One little bunny hopped away.
How many bunnies are left now?
3
Hippety hop and hippety hay,
Three little bunnies went out to play.
Hippety hop and hippety hay,
One little bunny hopped away.
Now, how many bunnies are there?
2
Hippety hop and hippety hay,
Two little bunnies went out to play.
Hippety hop and hippety hay,
One little bunny hopped away.
How many bunnies are left now?
1
Hippety hop and hippety hay,
One little bunny went out to play.
Hippety hop and hippety hay,
All the bunnies have hopped away.
Oh, I hope they all come back to play.
Hints and Tips:
Reference:
Five Little Bunnies Song for Kids, The Kid Boomers
“We’re Going on a Bear Hunt” song mirrors the story’s rhythm, with repetitive verses and sound effects that invite children to act out the adventure.
Walking walking. Walking walking.
Hop hop hop. Hop hop hop.
Running running running. Running running running.
Now let’s stop. Now let’s stop.
Walking walking. Walking walking.
Hop hop hop. Hop hop hop.
Running running running. Running running running.
Now let’s stop. Now let’s stop.
Tiptoe tiptoe. Tiptoe tiptoe.
Jump jump jump. Jump jump jump.
Swimming swimming swimming.
Swimming swimming swimming.
Now let’s sleep. Now let’s sleep.
Wake up!
It’s time to go!
Are you ready to go fast?
Okay!
Walking walking. Walking walking.
Hop hop hop. Hop hop hop.
Running running running. Running running running.
Now let’s stop. Now let’s stop.
Walking walking. Walking walking.
Hop hop hop. Hop hop hop.
Running running running. Running running running.
Now let’s stop. Now let’s stop.
Whew!
Hints and Tips:
“Dingle Dangle Scarecrow” (sometimes sung as Dinge Dangle Scarecrow) is a lively children’s action song that encourages movement, imagination, and rhythm. It’s often used in early childhood settings to get kids up and moving while practicing listening skills.
“See the Little Bunnies Sleeping” is a playful children’s action song often used in preschools and playgroups. It combines quiet listening with sudden energetic movement, helping children practice self‑regulation, rhythm, and imagination.
It's time to sleep.
It's time for bed
Get jammies on then lay down my head
But I'm not tired,
Can't fall asleep
What shall I do?
Let's count some sheep!
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Now we counted up to 10,
Still not asleep.
Let's count again!
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Night Night!
Sleep Tight!
Reference:
Laugh and Learn "Counting Sheep To Sleep", Fisher-Price, YOUTUBE 27 September 2016
“Johnny Works With One Hammer” is a traditional children’s action song that teaches counting and rhythm through playful movement. It builds from one hammer up to five, with kids adding motions (hands, feet, head) before pretending to sleep at the end
“Ten Fat Sausages” is a classic counting rhyme and action song for young children. It uses repetition and sound effects to make learning numbers fun while building anticipation as the sausages ‘go pop’ or ‘bang’ one by one.
When you feel like something’s tickling your nose
And you really, really, really wanna sneeze
Don’t hold it back, that’s the way it goes
When you really, really, really wanna sneeze
Don’t be shy (Achoo!)
Don’t be shy (Achoo!)
When you really, really, really wanna sneeze
Wipe your nose (Achoo!)
Wipe your nose (Achoo!)
When you really, really, really wanna sneeze
When you’re sniffing all the flowers and you’re playing in the sun
And you really, really, really wanna sneeze
You can cover up your mouth, wash your hands when you’re done
When you really, really, really wanna sneeze
If you’re allergic or you’re sick, or you’re tickled by a feather
And you really, really, really wanna sneeze
Don’t worry too much, it could just be the weather
When you really, really, really wanna sneeze
Reference:
Cocomelon, The Sneezing Song, Nursery Rhymes and Kids Songs, YouTube
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