Bubble, Bubble Pop with Sharks!

One little blue shark
Swimming in the water
Swimming in the water
Swimming in the water
One little blue shark
Swimming in the water
Bubble, bubble, bubble, bubble
POP!

Source: Abby the Librarian

Two Little Sharks

Two little sharks in the deep blue sea
One named Leonard and one named Lee
Swim away, Leonard! Swim away, Lee!
Come back, Leonard! Come back, Lee!

Source: Verona Storytime

There are Noodle in My Soup

(tune “If You’re Happy”)
There are noodles*, noodles, noodles in my soup
There are noodles, noodles, noodles in my soup
There are oodles, oodles, oodles
Of the most delicious noodles
There are noodles, noodles, noodles in my soup

*carrots, onions, broccoli, potatoes (sing lines 3 & 4 regular)

Source: Storytime with Ms. Emily Library

Making Alphabet Soup

(to the tune of “Farmer In The Dell”)
We’re making alphabet soup,
We’re making alphabet soup.
Stir the pot; soup’s getting hot.
We’re making alphabet soup.

First we’ll add an A;
And then we’ll add a B.
Next we’ll add C, D, & E.
We’re making alphabet soup.

Next we’ll add an F,
And then we’ll add a G.
After that we’ll add H, I, & J.
We’re making alphabet soup.

Then we’ll add a K,
And next we’ll add an L.
After that we’ll add M, N, & O.
We’re making alphabet soup.

Next we’ll add a P,
And then we’ll add a Q.
After that we’ll add R, S, & T.
We’re making alphabet soup.

Then we’ll add a U,
Followed by a V.
And last we’ll add W, X, Y, Z.
We made alphabet soup!
SLURP – Yum,Yum!

Source: Adventures in Storytime (and Beyond)

Foxy, Foxy, Turn Around

Foxy, foxy, turn around.
Foxy, foxy, touch the ground.
Foxy, foxy, dance on your toes.
Foxy, foxy, touch your nose.
Foxy, foxy, jump up now.
Foxy, foxy, take a bow.
Foxy, foxy, turn around.
Foxy, foxy, sit right down.

Source: Storytime Sparks

Five Finger Breathing

• Start by placing one hand in front of you or on the ground.
• Spread your fingers apart.
• Using the pointer finger of the opposite hand, begin to trace up the outside of the thumb as you inhale deeply.
• Trace down the inside of the thumb as you exhale.
• Repeat this for the remaining fingers making sure to inhale as you trace up the finger and exhale as you trace down.

Source: PBS SoCal

Dinosaurs

Spread your arms, way out wide
Fly like Pteranodon, soar and glide
Bend to the floor, head down low
Move like Stegosaurus, long ago
Reach up tall, try to be
As tall as Apatosaurus eating on a tree
Using your claws, grumble and growl
Just like Tyrannosaurus on the prowl

Source: Storytime Katie

Ten Little Goslings

Ten little goslings line up in a row (stand up straight)
Honk, honk, honk (clap three times)
And away they go.

They walk behind their mother waddling to and fro (waddle walk)
Honk, honk, honk (clap three times)
And away they go.

Down to the big pond, where the water’s slow (make large circle with both arms)
Honk, honk, honk (clap three times)
And away they go.

They dive in the water above and below (bend knees up and down)
Honk, honk, honk (clap three times)
And away they go.

They swim all around, and swim right out of sight (make swimming motions)
Honk, honk, honk (clap three times)
And they say, “Good night.” (wave good-bye)

Source: Magical Library Book Bug

Goosey Goosey Gander

Goosey goosey gander,
Where did you wander?
Upstairs? Downstairs?
Or in the _________ chair?

Look At These Vehicles!

Look at these vehicles that like to go, go, go!
Car, truck, and bus, they drive to and fro.

And here come some more, way up in the sky…
Plane, helicopter, rocket—they were made to fly.

But wait, there’s more—let’s not forget the boats!
Ship, submarine, and sailboat, they all know how to float.

And finally, our rail friends: train, subway and streetcar.
Look at all these vehicles—they take us near and far!

Source: Flannel Board Fun

One Little Airplane

One little, two little, three little airplanes,
Four little, five little, six little airplanes,
Seven little, eight little, nine little airplanes,
Ten airplanes flying high!
Ten little…
One little airplane alone in the sky.

Drivin’ in My Car

Drivin’ in my car, Drivin’ in my car
Drivin’ all the way to Minneapolis in my car
Red light, stop!
What sound does a car horn make?
Beep!
That’s right, let’s sing the song with our car horns
Beep, beep, beep, beep…

What sound do car windshield wipers make?
Swish!…

What sound does a car muffler make?
Bbbbbft!…

What sound would you make if you were driving down the street
And you saw your very best friend on the sidewalk
And you rolled down the window
And you stuck out your hand, what would you say?
Hi
Let’s sing a song for our very best friend…
Hi, hi, hi, hi…

Source: Ralph’s World

Sammy the Spider

I’m Sammy the Spider
Bugs and flies I trap.
I can change my color when I hear a loud CLAP!

Zoom, Zoom, Zoom Halloween Style

Zoom, zoom, zoom
Climb onto my broom
Zoom, zoom, zoom
Climb onto my broom
If you want to fly tonight
To give a spook a great big fright
Zoom, zoom, zoom
Climb onto my broom
In 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
BOO!

Source: Jbrary

Super Duper 1,2,3 Will You Say This Word With Me?

Presenter: Child & Presenter:
Say it! Hibernation. Hibernation.
Clap it! HI-BER-NA-TION (Child and presenter clap: 
(Clap hands for each syllable.) HI-BER-NA-TION.)
Snap it! HI-BER-NA-TION (Child and presenter snap:
(Snap fingers for each syllable.) HI-BER-NA-TION.)
Tap it! HI-BER-NA-TION (Child and presenter tap:
(Tap knees for each syllable.) HI-BER-NA-TION.)
Say it! HIBERNATION!

Hibernation

(Tune: “Alouette”)
Hibernation, time for hibernation.
Hibernation, time to go to sleep.

In the winter, where’s the bear?
Sleeping in its log or lair.
Where’s the bear? Log or lair. OH!

In the winter, where’s the frog?
Sleeping by a pond or log.
Where’s the frog? Pond or log. OH!

In the winter, where’s the snake?
In the mud beneath the lake.
Where’s the snake? Beneath the lake. OH!

In the winter, where’s the bat?
In a cave is where it’s at.
Where’s the bat? Cave it’s at! OH!

Source: Storytime Katie

Two Little Hedgehogs

Two little hedgehogs
Sitting on a hill.
One named Jack
And the other named Jill.
Roll away, Jack.
Roll away, Jill.
Roll back, Jack.
Roll back, Jill.

Source: Johnson County Library

Hedgehog, Hedgehog

Hedgehog, hedgehog
Are you under the ______ log?