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From YouTube: Wriggle & Rhyme Episode 30

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Something slightly different and a little bit silly this week to celebrate the Summer Reading Challenge’s theme of poetry. Enjoy some rhymes and poems in this latest episode.

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Hello, all the boys, hello, all the girls, hello, everyone, it's good to see you here, hello, all the mums, hello, all the dads, hello, everyone! It's good to see you here.

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I am the music mouse and I come from far away and I can play what can you play? I play the piano.

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I am the music mouse and I come from far away and I can play what can you play.

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I am the music mouse and I come from far away and I can play what can you play? I play the maracas. Shake shake shake shake shake shake shake shake shake shake share, share, share, shake shake shake share.

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Ray jelly on a plate, jelly on a plate with a wobble.

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Wobble jelly on a plate: sausage in a pan sausage, in a pan, sizzle, sauce or sizzle, sauce or sausage in a pan sweetie's in a jar sweetie's in a jar shaking rattle shaking rattles sweeties in a jar jelly on a plate, jelly on a plate.

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Can a parrot eat a carrot standing on his head? If I did that, my mum would send me straight upstairs to bed hi.

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Everybody we're going to sing five little monkeys swinging in a tree. Are you ready five little monkeys swinging in the tree?

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See you, mr crocodile, you can't catch me along came the crocodile as quiet as can be, and snap when the crocodile, oh dear me, four little monkeys swinging in the tree, see ya, mr crocodile, you can't catch me and long came the crocodile as quiet as could be, and snap when the crocodile, oh dear me, three little monkeys swinging in the tree, see you, mr crocodile, you can't catch me along came the crocodile as quiet as could be, and snap when the crocodile, oh dear me, two little monkeys swinging in the tree, see ya, mr crocodile!

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You can't catch me along came the crocodile as quiet as could be, and snap when the crocodile, oh dear me, one little monkey swinging in the tree. See you, mr crocodile, you can't catch me a long cane, the crocodile as quiet as can be, and snap when the croc, oh dear me.

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I hope you enjoyed that see you next time. Bye.

I

Down in the jungle where nobody goes, there's a cheeky monkey washing his clothes with a whopper up here and a rubber bear. That's the way he washes his clothes. He goes. Oh.

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That's the way he washes his clothes down in the jungle where nobody goes, there's a great big tiger, washing her clothes with a rubber dub here and a rubber that's the way she washes her clothes. She goes.

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A boogie woogie woogie.

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That's the way she washes her clothes down in the jungle where nobody goes, there's a great big crocodile, washing his clothes with a rubber up here and a rubber up there. That's the way he washes his clothes. He goes snap.

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That's the way he washes his clothes down in the jungle where nobody goes, there's a tiny little mouse, washing her clothes with a rubber up here and a rubber.

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That's the way she washes her clothes. She goes squeak squeak, a boogie, woogie squeak, squeak, a boogie woogie.

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That's the way she washes her clothes.

K

This is called bookworms by roger magoff from an imaginary menagerie. Bookworms are the cleverest of all the worms. I know, while others meet their fate on the fisherman's hook as bait, or churn out, silk, chew up soil or simply burn and blow they make their homes in libraries, eating words to make them grow in long forgotten, classics, latin tracks and dusty tomes snug as bugs they hunker down and set up family homes vegetarians.

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Mainly they are careful what they eat, avoiding names of animals or references to meat. They live to ripe old ages and when it's time to went they slip between the pages curl up and eat the end.

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Now I think it's time to get our shakers out.

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Are you ready if anybody's got a got a shaker? Let's all give them a big shake after three. Are you ready one, two, three go, that's brilliant! That must mean we're ready to sing.

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Shake shake shake shake shake shake.

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Ding ding ding ding, ding, ding ding up.

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Bang, bang, bang, bang.

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Well, done well done.

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What shall we do with the bouncing babies?

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What shall we do with the bouncing babies? What shall we do with the bouncing babies.

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Shall we do with the bouncing babies early in the morning.

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She rises early in the morning. 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.

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In the morning, tickle tickle tickle tickle tickle over tickle tickle tickle tickle tickle, all over tickle tickle tickle tickle tickle. All over early in the morning.

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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. There's one on the floor, this one at the window, there's one at the door, clap your hands together, one two three and shout mr dinosaur. You can't catch me.

O

There was an old woman who thought I'd fly. I don't know why she swallowed the fly. There was an old woman, he swallowed a spider, it wriggled and tickled and jiggled inside her. She swallowed the spider to catch the fly. I don't know why she swallowed the fly.

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There was an old woman who swallowed a bird. How absurd to swallow a bird she swallowed the bird to catch, the spider that rigored and jiggled and tickled inside her. She swallowed the spider to catch the fly. I don't know why she swallowed the fly.

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There was an old woman who swallowed a cat who fancied that to swallow a cat, she swallowed the cat to catch the bird. She swallowed, the bird to catch, the spider that wriggled and jiggled and tiggled inside her. She swallowed the spider to catch the fly. I don't know why she swirled the fly.

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There was an old woman who swallowed a dog. What a hog to swallow a dog she swallowed the dog to catch the cat. She swallowed the cat to catch the bird. She swallowed the bird to catch, the spider that wriggled and jiggled and tickled inside her. She swallowed the spider to catch the fly.

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I don't know why she swallowed the fly.

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There was an old woman who swallowed a horse, but it was too big, of course,.

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Goodbye all the boys goodbye all the girls goodbye everyone. It's good to see you here, goodbye all the mums, goodbye all the dots goodbye everyone. It was good to see you here, goodbye.