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.
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For a more detailed information about each Audio Single
Song Pack in Farm Songs Theme Pack No 1,
follow the links below:

Bingo Audio Single Song Pack

Had A Little Rooster Audio Single Song Pack

I Went To Visit A Farm Audio Single Song Pack

One Man Went To Mow Audio Single Song Pack

The Farmer In The Dell Audio Single Song Pack

There are 3 other Farm Song Packs available! Farm Songs Theme Pack No 2, No 3, No 4 and Farm Theme Nursery Rhymes Pack.

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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.
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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.

Farm Theme Nursery Rhymes mp3 download – 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.
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Had A Little Rooster is 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.

It is also known as “I Had A Little Rooster” and has many variations, like all traditional folk songs.

Here’s some other titles:

• I Bought Me a Rooster
• Barnyard Song
• Farmyard Song
• The Farmyard
• I Bocht a Hennie
• Fiddle-I-Fee
• Bought Me a Cat(Source: FolkSongIndex.com)

This folk song is written in 3/4 waltz time, with it’s accent on the first beat followed by two weak beats.

Children can learn to identify the accented beat and two weak beats by following a teacher or adult demonstrating different actions.

For example:-

accent = hands on head x 1

weak beat = hands on shoulders x 2

The cumulative nature of this song teaches children to memorize animals in the order they are sung, going backwards to the beginning animal, (the Rooster), each time a new verse is sung.

The use of a storyboard or felt board can aid young children in learning and memory skills.

It is good practice to give children choices about which animals they want to sing about and the sounds they want to use to represent the animals chosen.

Teaching Points: 3/4 time (waltz); memory development; word substitution; storyboard.

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• Vocal mp3
• Lyric Sheet

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Had A Little Rooster is also available as a SINGLE SONG PACK with the following contents:

• Vocal mp3
• Instrumental mp3
• Instrumental with melody mp3
• Lyric Sheet PDF
• Colored Poster PDF
• Coloring Sheet PDF
• Sheet Music PDF

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Had A Little Rooster Value Pack

Had A Little Rooster is 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.

It is also known as “I Had A Little Rooster” and has many variations, like all traditional folk songs.

Here’s some other titles:

• I Bought Me a Rooster
• Barnyard Song
• Farmyard Song
• The Farmyard
• I Bocht a Hennie
• Fiddle-I-Fee
• Bought Me a Cat               (Source: FolkSongIndex.com)

This folk song is written in 3/4 waltz time, with it’s accent on the first beat followed by two weak beats.

Children can learn to identify the accented beat and two weak beats by following a teacher or adult demonstrating different actions.

For example:-

accent = hands on head x 1

weak beat = hands on shoulders x 2

The cumulative nature of this song teaches children to memorize animals in the order they are sung, going backwards to the beginning animal, (the Rooster), each time a new verse is sung.

The use of a storyboard or felt board can aid young children in learning and memory skills.

It is good practice to give children choices about which animals they want to sing about and the sounds they want to use to represent the animals chosen.

Teaching Points: 3/4 time (waltz); memory development; word substitution; storyboard.

Product – Had A Little Rooster Value Pack

Audio Single Song Pack           

• Vocal mp3
• Instrumental mp3
• Instrumental with melody mp3
• Lyric Sheet PDF
• Colored Poster PDF
• BONUS Coloured Poster PDF
• Coloring Sheet PDF
• Sheet Music PDF

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SINGLE SONG PRODUCT

Had A Little Rooster  is also available as an Audio Single Song product for only $1.

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