Father Christmas – Christmas Nursery Rhyme
“Father Christmas” is a Christmas nursery rhyme sung to the tune of “Are You Sleeping”.
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Santa, Santa High in the Sky – Christmas Song with Lyrics
“Santa, Santa High in the Sky” is a Christmas Song about Santa delivering presents.
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Free Printable Map of Australia for Children
Learn about the names of the different Australian states and territories, mention where they are located in Australia, as well as how to pronounce them.
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The Turkey is a Funny Bird
“The Turkey is a Funny Bird” is a song you can teach kids and sing at dinnertime on Thanksgiving.
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Mr Turkey – Thanksgiving Nursery Rhyme sung to the tune of “Are You Sleeping”
“Mr. Turkey” is a preschool Thanksgiving song for celebrating the holiday with fun and gratitude.
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Spot Goes to School : Printable Activities
Spot Goes to School is a classic book by Eric Hill. It is the perfect for children learning to read or learning English.
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Incy Wincy Spider – Nursery Rhyme – Lyrics and Printables
Follow the Incy Wincy Spider up the waterspout with this adorable nursery rhyme. It deals with a spider that goes up, comes downs and again climbs up the waterspout of a gutter system.
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Oh! Susanna – Traditional American Song
“Oh! Susanna” is a minstrel song written by Stephen Foster. It was first published in 1848. “Oh! Susanna” is one of the best-known American songs. Popularly associated with the California Gold Rush, the song is occasionally called “Banjo on My Knee”.
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Hot Cross Buns – English Language Nursery Rhyme
“Hot Cross Buns” is an English nursery rhyme and a street cry called by street-sellers in the open-air markets while trying to sell their products, mostly practiced around the 19th century. It refers to the small pieces of spicy cakes known as hot cross buns, eaten on Good Friday in various countries. The “Hot Cross…
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London’s Burning – Song with Lyrics
The lyrics of the nursery rhyme “London’s Burning” are said to be about Great Fire of London, a five-day fire in the city in 1666. The lyrics of the variant “Scotland’s Burning” are said to be about the Burning of Edinburgh ordered by Henry VIII of England in 1544. The song can be sung as a round.
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