Farm Theme Nursery Rhymes Pack

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Farm Theme Nursery Rhymes Pack  – includes the following farm themed songs:
Five Audio Single Song Packs

1. Baa Baa Black Sheep: an English nursery rhyme. It is known as a Mother Goose nursery rhyme.
2. Little Bo Peep: a well known English Nursery Rhyme about a girl who has lost her sheep.
3. Little Boy Blue: a well known English Nursery Rhyme about a little boy who plays the horn and is meant to be looking after the cows and sheep, but is fast asleep on a haystack.
4. Mary Had A Little Lamb: a well known English Nursery Rhyme about a girl who has a little lamb that follows her to school.
5. This Little Pig Went To Market: also known as “This Little Piggy,” is a popular traditional English Nursery Rhyme in 4/4 time and Fingerplay or Toeplay song.
   (Source: Wikipedia)

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For more detailed information about each Audio Single
Song Pack in Farm Theme Nursery Rhymes,
follow the links below:

Baa Baa Black Sheep Audio Single Song Pack

Little Bo Peep Audio Single Song Pack

Little Boy Blue Audio Single Song Pack

Mary Had A Little Lamb Audio Single Song Pack 

This Little Pig Went To Market Audio Single Song Pack

There are 3 other Farm Song Packs available! Farm Songs Theme Pack No 1, No 3, No 4 and Farm Theme Nursery Rhymes Pack.

Click on this link to see all Farm Song Theme Packs

Farm Songs Theme Pack No 1 includes the following Five mp3 and PDF Download Audio Single Song Packs:- 

1. Bingo: a great song to teach your child spelling and the basic rhythm ta ta ti-ti ta.
2. Had A Little Rooster: a traditional American folk song, over 100 years old. It is a cumulative song where a new verse is added about an animal and the sounds they make, each time the song is sung.
3. I Went To Visit A Farm: a great song for animal and sound recognition, development of a steady beat and word substitution and improvisation.
4. One Man Went To Mow: great song for teaching numbers and counting. It is a traditional English and Canadian cumulative folk song.
5. The Farmer In The Dell: a popular, traditional singing game. Children love this circle game, which traditionally has a number of characters skipping around the inside of a circle.
   (Source: Wikipedia)

Farm Songs Theme Pack No 2 includes the following Five Digital Download Audio Single Song Packs:-

1. Five Little Ducks: a traditional children’s song.  It is a counting song and introduces children to numbers and counting, by subtracting. It can also be used as a fingerplay song.
   (Source: Wikipedia)
2. I Have A Little Pony:  a traditional English poem and song. This is a great song for teaching Tempo, as the tempo in the second half of the song speeds up and then slows down again.
3. Old MacDonald Had A Farm: a favourite traditional children’s song from the British Isles and North America, teaching animal sounds and rhythm.
4. Piggy Wig And Piggy Wee: a traditional book and fingerplay song.
5. When Ducks Get Up In The Morning: a great song for teaching word substitution, improvisation, animal names and sounds. Animal sounds are great way for children to practise phonemes.

Farm Songs Theme Pack No 3 includes the following Five Digital Download Audio Single Song Packs:- 

1. Bought Me A Cat: a cumulative song about farm animals, which teaches animal sounds and word substitution. It is also known as “The Farmyard Song”. (Source : Wikipedia)
2. Click Go The Shears: an Australian Bush ballad about shearing sheep by hand. Great song for Drama where children pretend to be shearers.
3. Come And See My Farm: an Argentinian Folk Song and a great song for teaching animals and their sounds, along with word substitution and improvisation.
4. Six Little Ducks: a favourite children’s song that tells the story of one little duck with a feather on her back, who leads the other five ducks.
5. This Little Cow Eats Grass: a traditional fingerplay/tickling song for babies and toddlers.