Father, mother, sister,

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• Father, mother, sister,
• And my younger brother,
• They all sit together,
• Talk about the weather.

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• Two clean hands and
• Two big thumbs.
• Eight little fingers, ten little toes.
• One round head going nod, nod, nodding.
• Two eyes peeping, one small nose.

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• Each other,
• One another,
• We know each other,
• We help one another.

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• Every morning at eight oclock,
• You can hear the postman knock.
• Up jumps Mary to open the door,
• One letter, two letters, three letters, four.

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• The hen that lays the egg
• Is wonderful, thats true
• Computers can not do it,
• And neither can my friend nor can you.

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• Where are you going,
• My little cat?
• Im going to town to buy a new hat,
• What? A cat to buy a hat?
• Your head is too round, and your face is too flat.

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• Here you can see the deep blue sea,
• This is the boat and this is me,
• All the little fishes down below,
• Waggle their tails and off they go.

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• This fish is clever,
• That fish is foolish,
• This fish swims away,
• That fish is now in the dish.

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• I met a little friend
• Who came from another land.
• I couldnt speak his language,
• But I took him by the hand.

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• An apple a day,
• Sends the doctor away.
• Eat an apple going to bed,
• Knock the doctor on the head.

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• White sheep, white sheep,
• On a blue hill.
• When the wind stops
• You all stand still.
• When the wind blows
• You walk away slow.

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• At night time, when I go to bed,
• A million stars shine overhead.
• But when I wake up in the day,
• Theres just one sun to light my play.

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• Sing sing, what shall I sing?
• The cat has eaten the pudding-string!
• Do, do, what shall I do?
• The cat has bitten it in two.

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• We sang together
• And we had fun together!
• Singing is a language
• You can speak with anyone.

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• Ding, dong, bell,
• Pussys in the well.
• Who put her in?
• Little Johnny Green.

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• My name is Tommy.
• I am not very big.
• I am not as big as a goat.
• A goat is bigger than I am.

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• I often sit and wish that I
• Would be a kite up in the sky
• And ride upon the breeze and go
• Whichever way I want to blow.

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• Three mice,
• See how they run!
• They all ran after a farmers wife,
• Who cut off their tails with a knife.

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• The great rain is over,
• The little rain began,
• Falling from the higher leaves,
• Bright in the sun,
• Down to the lower leaves,
• Drop by drop.

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• All day long
• The sun shines bright.
• The moon and stars
• Come out by night.
• And watch the world
• With quiet eyes.

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• Ive got a keyboard
• I use it everyday.
• Hes got a lot of letters
• Weve got a lot to say,
• So we write a lot of emails.

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• On the banks of ponds and rivers
• All day men sit,
• Letting a line down into the water
• To catch a fish.

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• It snowed all night
• I woke up this morning
• And the world was white.
• When I went downstairs,
• My mother said
• No school today.

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• When it is winter time
• I run up the street
• And I make the ice laugh
• With my little feet

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• I try to do my best each day,
• In my work and in my play
• And if I always do my best,
• I need not care about the test.

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• Thirty days have September,
• April , June and November.
• All the rest have thirty-one
• Excepting February alone,
• Which has but twenty-eight days clear
• And twenty-nine in each leap year.

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• Pat him, kiss him
• Stroke him, bless him
• Three days sunshine,
• Three days rain.
• Pat him, kiss him
• Stroke him, bless him
• Little boy
• All well again.

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• When the summer shuts her eyes
• Naughty autumn breeze
• Steals away the pretty leaves
• From all the forests trees.
• Then they stand so bare and cold
• In the frosty air,
• Till old winter comes along
• And finds them shivering there.

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• One candle for the baby,
• On his birthday cake,
• One love pat- a soft one,
• Then one kiss with love
• That can never be told,
• All these for our baby
• Whos just one year old.