The tiniest man
That you ever seen.
If you ever catch me, so it's told,
I'll give you my pot of gold.
Springtime
(Tune: Mulberry Bush)
Springtime, springtime, how do you do
Springtime, springtime, how do you do
Springtime, springtime, how do you do
Flowers, sunshine are part of you.
Springtime colors are everywhere
(repeat twice)
Bright and cheerful colors too.
Springtime animals are everywhere
(repeat twice)
Birds, bees and butterflies too.
Blossoms, buds and greenery too
(repeat twice)
Springtime, springtime, glad to see you.
Ten Fingers
I have ten little fingers
With which I like to play
They can be such different things
On any kind of day.
Now they're ten ants running
In the summer sun
Hither, thither darting
Work is never done.
Now they're ten fish swimming
In a gurgling brook
Safe from larger fishes
Safe from any hook.
Now they're spiders climbing
Upon a silken line
Safe in corners hiding
From your eyes and mine.
Now they are ten fingers
In a row like this
They can help me clap my hands
And throw you a big kiss.
Two Little Feet
Two little feet go tap, tap, tap.
Two little hands go clap, clap, clap.
One little leap up from the chair.
Two little arms go in the air.
Two little hands go thump, thump, thump.
Two little feet go jump, jump, jump.
One little body goes round and round.
One little child sits quietly down.
Mark your calendar for the PEAK community outreach event for the Month of the Young Child.
