One Two Three Four Five

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Description

Time Signature: 4/4                 Key: F Major

One Two Three Four Five is a popular English counting rhyme and song.

The modern version is derived from three variations collected by Henry Bolton in the 1880’s from America.

According to Wikipedia: “The rhyme is one of many counting-out rhymes.

It was first recorded in Mother Goose’s Melody around 1765.

Like most versions until the late nineteenth century, it had only the first stanza, and dealt with a hare not a fish.”
(Source: Wikipedia)

Apart from the obvious educational benefits of learning and practising counting, this song can also be used as a fingerplay song.

It is also a fantastic song for introducing Question and Answer or part singing.

For example, parents and teachers can introduce the Q &A  concept by singing the questions, “Why did you let him go?”/”Which finger did he bite?”

Children sing the answer “Because he bit my finger so”/ “This little finger on my right”

Teaching Points: counting, fingerplay, Q & A, Introduction to part singing.

Product

Audio Single Song – One Two Three Four Five

• Vocal mp3
• Lyric Sheet

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Single Song Pack

One, Two, Three, Four, Five 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

Click on this link to go to One, Two, Three, Four, Five Single Song Pack