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From YouTube: Wriggle and Rhyme from Bournemouth Library

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In this week's Wriggle and Rhyme session, Amy from Bournemouth Library brings us some of our favourite songs and rhymes!

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Hello, everybody and welcome to another regular rhyme session here at bournemouth library, my name's amy hello- and this is my friend eric, say, hello, hello. So, let's start by singing our hello song. Are you ready.

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Hello boys, hello,.

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Girls, hello, everyone, it's good to see you here, hello, boys, hello, girls, hello, everyone, it's good to see you here.

A

Now we're going to sing a song about a dinosaur.

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Now here's our little dinosaur friend here, ah isn't he lovely, but our song's gonna be about a scary dinosaur. Are you ready, there's a dinosaur, there's a dinosaur look look run, run, run, there's another one. There's another one look look run run run, there's one on the ceiling, one on the floor, one at the window and one at the door, clap your hands together, one two three and shout mr dinosaur. You can't catch me well done now.

A

Whilst we're clapping, shall we clap our hands and wriggle our fingers, you ready, clap your hands and wriggle your fingers, clap your hands and wriggle your fingers, clap your hands and wriggle your fingers. Now we've made a pattern: bang the floor and knot. Your head bang the floor and not your head bang the floor and not your head.

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Now, we've made a pattern: rub your hands and tickle your shoulders. Rub your hands and tickle your shoulders. Rub your hands and tickle your shoulders. Now we've made a pattern done everybody that was really good. Shall we try again ready, clap your hands and wriggle your fingers, clap your hands and wriggle your fingers, clap your hands and wriggle your fingers? Now we've made a pattern: bang the floor and not your head bang the floor and not your head bang the floor and not your head.

A

Now, we've made a pattern: rub your hands and tickle your shoulders. Rub your hands and tickle your shoulders. Rub your hands and tickle your shoulders. Now we've made a pattern.

A

Well done. That was so good. Now we're going to get out another animal we're going to get out our turtles there's my turtle. Can you make your turtle well done? Are you ready? I had a little turtle. His name was tiny tim. I put him in the bathtub to see if he could swim. He drank up all the water. He ate up all the soap and now he's ill in bed with a bubble in his throat.

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A

Well done, let's see again, I had a little turtle. His name was tiny tim. I put him in the bathtub to see if he could swim. He drank up all the water. He ate up all the soap and now he's ill in bed with a bubble in his throat.

A

Well done everybody now I think we should go bouncing. Are you ready? Oh, what shall we do with the bouncing babies? What shall we do with the bouncing babies? What shall we do with the bouncing babies early in the morning who read up she rises? Who ray and up she rises here and up? She rises early in the morning.

A

Well done everybody! Now I think I'm gonna go marching with the grand old duke of york, you're gonna start marching with me ready.

A

Oh, the grand old, duke of york. He had ten thousand men, he marched them up to the top of the hill and he bought them down again and when they were up, they were up and when they were down, they were down and when they were only halfway up, they would either up nor down.

A

Oh the grand old duke of york, he had ten thousand men, he marched them up to the top of the hill and he watched them down again and when they were up there up and when they were down, they were down and when they were only halfway up, they would either upload down.

A

Well done everybody that was so good now. I think it's time to get out the shaker.

A

Are you ready and we're gonna sing, shake shake shake.

C

You ready shake shake shake shake shake shake up; high shake on blue shake shake.

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Shake that's a rattle rattle, rusty, rattler.

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Ding ding ding ding, ding ding.

A

Now then, I think we could sing. I am the music man now we're going to need a shaker and a little drum for this one. You ready.

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I and I come far away and I can play how can.

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You play I'll play, the shaker, shake, shake shake shake shake shake shake shake shake shake shake.

B

What can you play I'll play? A piano.

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And I can play, what can you play I'll play the.

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A

Now I think, it's time to get out our twinkly stars and we're gonna sing twinkle twinkle little star. Are you ready, twinkle twinkle little star how I wonder what you are up above the world so high, like a diamond in the sky, twinkle twinkle little star? How? I wonder what you are?

A

Oh well done now, it's time for us to say goodbye, so we're gonna sing our goodbye song, goodbye boys, goodbye girls, goodbye everyone. It was great to see you here goodbye boys, goodbye girls, goodbye everyone. It was great to see you here, goodbye everybody. I hope you have a lovely rest of your day. Bye.

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