Rhyme in English for preschoolers

A large selection of rhymes in English, which will help your children easily and quickly learn this foreign language.

Rhyme in English for preschoolers about the family

Rhymes in English for preschoolers about the family:

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Finger game:

This is a family - we straighten your hand
Let’s Count them and See,
How Many there Are,
And Who They Can Be - We count the fingers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

This is the Mother - show on the index finger
Who Loves EVERYONE
And this is the Father - show on the middle finger
Who is lots of fun.

This is my sister - show on the ring finger
She Helps and She Plays,
And this is the baby - show to the little finger
He’s Growing Each Day.

Buta is this one? - Show the thumb
He’s out there alone,
Who it’s jackie, The Dog,
And he’s chewing a bone. - move his thumb, like a dog with a tail

Be my fired

Take My Hand and Walk with Me, (Take my hand and go with me,)

Be my friend and talk to me, (Be my friend - talk to me,)

We Can Talk of Many Things, (We can talk about many things,)

How Feel When A Songbird Sings. (What do we feel when a singing bird sings.)

We’ll Talk Quietly, Not Shout, (We will speak quietly, without screaming,)

There is So Much to Talk ABOUT: (There is so much to talk about :)

How Help Oour Mummies too, (How we help our mothers, for example,)

They Havy So Much Work to Do. (They have so many worries.)

Take My Hand and Walk with Me, (Take my hand and go with me,)

Be My Friend and Talk to Me. (Be my friend - talk to me.)

Rhyme in English for preschoolers with translation

Rhyme in English for preschoolers with translation:

Rhyme in English for preschoolers - food

Rhyme in English for preschoolers - food:

Who Likes Coffee?

One, Two, Three, Let Me See,
Who Likes Coffee,
Who Likes Tea.
One, Two, Three, Now I See,
You Like Coffee and You Like Tea.

I Like ...

I Like Honey, I Like Cheese,
I Like Beans, But I Don’t Like Peas.

I Like Coffee, I Like Tea,
I Like You, Do You Like Me?
One, Two, Three, Four,
Can i have a Little More?
Five, SIX, Seven, Eight,
PUT SOME CANDIES ON My Plate.

The Spaghetti Song.

Do you like spaghetti?
Yes, I do. I do tooo. I do tooo.
Do you like spaghetti?
Yes, I do. I Like Spaghetti too.

Do you Want Spaghetti?
Yes, I do. I do tooo. I do tooo.
Do you Want Spaghetti?
Yes, I do. I Want Spaghetti too.

My Ice-Cream is delicious.

My Ice-Cream is delicious.
My Ice-Cream is delicious.
My Ice-Cream is delicious.
Than you Very Much.

My pizza is delicious.
My pizza is delicious.
My pizza is delicious.
Than you Very Much.

My cake is delicious.
My cake is delicious.
My cake is delicious.
Than you Very Much.

I Like ...

I Like Bunny, Bears Like Honey.
Girls Like Cats, Cats Like Rats.
Boys Like Dogs, Storks Like Frogs.
Mice Like Cheese, Sparrings Like Peas.
Owls Like Mice, I Like Rice.
Birds Like Grain, Say it AGain!

Cherry.

A Little, Little Man
In a red, red coat.
A Stick in His Hand
And a stone in his throat.

AN EGG.

As I Was Walking in A Field of Wheat
I Picked Up SoMething Good to Eat.
Neither Fish, Flash, Fowl, Nor Bone
I Kept It Till It Ran Done.

Shopping.

A bear and a Bunny
Had Plenty of Money.
They Went to the Store
For Carrots and Honey.
Wen the bear and the Bunny
Asked: "Carrots and Honey!"
The Man in the Store
CRIED: "Were is your money?"
How Strange and How Funny!
They Really Had Money -
And That’s How the Bouught
Their Carrots and Honey!

Handy Spandy ...

Handy Spandy, Jack-a-Dandy
Loves Plum Cake and Sugar Candy.
He Bouught Some at a Grocer’s Shop
And out he came, hop-hop, hop-hop!

Little Jack Horner.

Little Jack Horner Sat in the Corner
Eating a Christmas Pie.
He Put in His Thumb
And Pulled Out a Plum
And Said: "What a good boy am i!"

A man in the Wilderness.

A man in the Wilderness asked me,
How Many Strawberries Grow in the Sea?
I Answered Him, As I Though Good,
As Many Red Herrings as Swim in the Wood.

A Limerick.

There was An Old Man from Peru,
Who Dreamt He Was Eating His Shoe.
He awoke in the night
In a Terrible Fright, -
And Found Its Perfectly True!

Give me ...

»Give Me Some Honey", Says The Bear.
»Give Me Some Cabbage", Says The Hare.
"Give Me Some Corn", Says The Cock.
»Give Me Some Meat", Says The Dog.

Soup.

Let’s Put (Carrots) in the Pot
Put in One, Put in Two
Now What Else Havy We to Do?
STIR It Fast, STIR It Slow
Whuld Like to have AGO?

Stone Soup.

Find A Spark, Light the Fire,
Watch The Flames Getting Higher.
Pour It’s Cold, Ouch it’s Hot!

Five Fat Sausages.

Five Fat Sausages Frying in a Pan,
All of a Sudden One Went “Bang!”
Four Fat Sausages Frying in a Pan,
All of a Sudden One Went “Bang!”
Three Fat Sausages Frying in a Pan,
All of a Sudden One Went “Bang!”
Two Fat Sausages Frying in a Pan,
All of a Sudden One Went “Bang!”
One Fat Sausage Frying in a Pan,
All of a Sudden it Went “Bang!”
And there were no sausages left!

Five Little PumpKins.

Five Little Pumpkins Sitting on a Gate,
The First One Said: "Oh, My! It’s getting later! ”
The Second One Said: "There Are Witches in the Air!"
The Third One Said: "But We Don’t Care!"
The Fourth One Said: “Let’s Run and Run, and Run!”
The Fifth One Said: “I’m Ready for Some Fun!”
Ooooo Went The Wind and Out Went the Light
And Five Little PumpKins Rolled Out of Sight.

Bread and Milk.

Sippity Sup, Sippity Sup,
Bread and Milk from a China Cup.
Bread and Milk from a Bright Silver Spoon
Made of a Piece of the Bright Silver Moon.
Sippity Sup, Sippity Sup,
Sippity, Sippity SUP.

To Market.

To Market, to Market, to Buy a Fat Pig,
Home AGain, Home AGain, Jiggety Jig.
To Market, to Market, to Buy a Fat Hog,
Home Again, Home AGain, Jiggety Jog.
To Market, to Market, to Buy a Plum Bun,
Home AGain, Home Again, Market is Done.

Pat-a-Cake.

Pat-A-Cake, Pat-a-Cake, Baker’s Man,
Bake Me a Cake as Fast as You Can.
Roll it, and Prick it, and Mark it with a "B"
And Put it in the Oven for Baby and Me!
Variant:
Pat-A-Cake, Pat-a-Cake, Baker’s Man,
So I Will, Master, As Fast as I Can.
Pat Its, and Prick it, and Mark it with a "t"
And Put it in the Oven for Tommy and Me!

Ice-Cream.

I scream,
You Scream
We All Scream
For Ice Cream!
Ice Cream, A Penney a Lump!
The More You Eat, The More You Jump.

Little Jack Horner.

Little Jack Horner
Sat in a Corner,
Eating a minceMeat pie.
He Stuck in His Thumb
And Pulled Out a Plum,
And said, "What a good boy am i!"

Little Miss Muffet.

Little Miss Muffet
Sat on a Tuffet
Eating Her Curds and Whey;
Along Came a Spider,
Who Sat Down Beside Her
And Frightened Miss Muffet Away.

Upstairs, Downstairs.

Upstairs, Downstairs, Upon My Lady’s Window,
The i saw a cup of sack and a race of ginger,
Apples at the Fire and Nuts to Crack,
And Little Boy in the Cream Pot Up to His Neck.

Wash The Dishes.

Wash The Dishes,
Wipe the Dishes,
Ring the Bell for Tea;
Three Good Wishes,
Three Good Kisses,
I Will Give To thee.

PEAS Porridge.

Peas Porridge Hot,
Peas Porridge Cold,
Peas Porridge in the Pot
Nine Days Old.
SOME Like It Hot,
SOME Like It Cold,
SOME Like it in the Pot
Nine Days Old.
One to make Ready,
And two to prepare;
Good Luck to the Rider,
And AWAY GOES THE MARE!

On top of spaghetti.

On top of spaghetti,
All Covered with Cheese,
I Lost My Poor Meatball
When Somebody Sneezed.
It rolled off the table
And Onto the Floor,
And Theen My Poor Meatball
Rolled Right Out the Door.

Green Cheese.

Green Cheese,
Yellow Laces,
Up and Down
The Market Places.

Bat Bat.

Bat, Bat, Come Under My Hat,
And I’ll give you a slice of bacon;
And when I Bake
I’ll give you a cake,
IF I am not mistaken.

Bread and Milk.

Oh, Whather in a mug
Or a Little China Jug,
There’s Nothing in the World So Nice as Milk:
When you’ve got an appetite
It Makes Your Eyes So Bright
And Little Cheeks as Soft as Any Silk!
I’ve heard it also said,
Nothing’s Half So Good as Bread,
IF Hungry You Shoup Ever Chance to be;
The Miller Grinds The Corn,
And the baker EVERY MORN
Bakes Crusty Loaves to Sell to You and Me!
And If You Ever Wish
For a lovely kind of dish,
To set before me on the Breakfast-Table,
A BASIN and A SPOON
SOME BREAD -And -MILK, and SOON
I’ll eat it up as fast as i am able!

Dinner Table Rhymes.

Please, Lord, Send Summat Good to Eat:
Not Rusty Bacon or Fatty Meat
Or t’wife’s sad Buns from Floppy Barm-
Keep Me from All Digestive Harm.

Little Popsie-Wopsie.

Little Popsie-Wopsie
Chickabidee Chum,
She Shall Havy a Piesie-Wysie
And a Sugar plum.
She Shall Ridie Pie-Die
In a coachie-woachie too,
All Round the Parkie-Warkie
With Her Cock-A-Doodle-Doo.

Here’s Good Bread and Cheese and Porter.

Here’s Good Bread and Cheese and Porter,
You All May Sing a Better Song
But You cannot Sing a shorter!

Sell \u200b\u200bMy Eggs.

As I Was Going To Sell My Eggs
I met a man with Croucked Legs;
Croucked Legs and Turned -up Toes,
I trippeed up his heels,
And he fille on his nose.

Greedy Ben.

Robin the Bobbin, The Big, Greedy Ben,
He ate more meted than Four Score Men;
He ate a cow, he ate a calf,
He ate a Butcher and Half;
He ate a church, he ate a steeple,
He Ate a Priest and All the People!
A cow and a calf,
An ox and a hallf,
A church and a steeple,
And all the good pereople,
And Yet He Complained He Was Hungry!

Hot Cross Buns.

Hot Cross Buns! Hot Cross Buns!
One a Penny, Two a Penny,
Hot Cross Buns! Hot Cross Buns!
Hot Cross Buns!
IF YOU HAVE No Daughters,
Give Them to Your Sons.

Rosy Apple, Lemon, or Pear.

Rosy Apple, Lemon, Or Pear,
Bunch of Roses She Shall Wear;
Gold and Silver by Her Side,
I KNOW WHO Will BET BRIDE.
Take Her by Her Lily-White Hand,
Lead her to the altar;
Give her Kisses - ONE, Two, Three
Mother’s Runaway Daughter

Sand Pies.

Hot Sand Pies to Sell, Hot Sand Pies To Sell,
Pat Them Down Tightly, and Turn Them Out Well.

The Two Old Ladies.

There was An Old Lady, All Dressed in Silk,
Who Lved Upon Lemons and Butter-Milk;
And Thinking the World Was Sour Old Place,
She Carried Its Acid All Over Her Face.
Another Old Lady, All Sunny and Neat,
Who Live Upon Sugar and EVERY Thing Sweet,
Exclaimed, when Sheard of the Trouble "I Never!
For the world is so nice I Cold Live on For Ever! ”
Now, Children, Take Your Choice
Of the Food Youart Shall Eat;
There are Sourish Thumbs, and Brim-Stone Thoughs,
And Thumbs All Good and Sweet.
And What Ever The Heart Feeds on,
Dear Children Trust to me,
IS Precisly What this Queer Old World
Will Seem to You to be.

Apple Harvest.

Up in the Green Orchard there is a green tree,
The Finest of Pippins that Ever You see;
The Apples Are Ripe and Ready to Fall,
And Richard and Robin Shall Gather ‘Em All.

I Dreamed.

I Dreamed a Dream NEXT TUSDAY
Week Beneath the Apple Tree;
I Though My Eyes Big Pork-Pies,
And my nose was stilton chese.
The Clock Struck Twenty Minutes to Six
Wen a from my knee;
I Asked Him to Lend Me Eighteen Pence,
But he borrowed a shilling of me.

Five cookies.

Five Little Cookies in the Bakery Shop.
Shinning Bright with The Sugar on Top.
Along Comes (Child’s Name) with A Nickel to Pay.
He/she buys a cookie and takes it away.
(Continue with Four, Three, Two and One).

Five Red Apples.

Five Red Apples.
Hanging on a Tree
The Juiciest Apples You Ever Vid See!
The Wind Came Past
And Gave Angry From
And One Little Apple Came Tumbling Down.
Four Red Apples, etc.

Five Fat Peas

Asseting Fingerplay Especially
Useful in the Spring and Summer.
Five Fat Peas in a Pea Pod Pressed
One Grew, Two Grew, SO DID All The Rest.
They Grew and Grew
And Vid Not Stop, Until One Day
The Pod Went Pop!

Johnny, Johnny.

Johnny, Johnny,
Yes, Papa,
Eating Sugar?
No, papa
Telling Lies?
No, papa
Open Your Mouth
O ha! Ha! Ha!

Lemon Drops and Lollipops.

If all the raindrops was lemon drops and lollipops
Oh! What a rain that woold be.
I WOULDNYT CARE if
I’d Keep on Wishing for Rindrops All the Time
That’s the Weather for me ee ee.

My Mom and I.

My Mom and I Like to Bake.
Today, I Think We’ll Make a Cake!

Apples.

One - Little Apple Is on the Tree,
Two - Little Apples for You and Me,
Three - Apples by the Door,
And Four Apples Are on the Floor.
The Apples Are Good and Sweet,
Can you count them all, pete?

Meals.

Breakfast in the Morning,
Dinner in the Day,
Tea Comes after Dinner,
The Comes Time to Play!
Supper in the Evenging
When The Sky is red.
The day is over
And we go to bed.

I Wash My Dishes.

In the afternoon I Wash My ... Spoon.
When I See Kate I Wash My ... Plate.
When Three Days Pass, I Wash My ... Glass.
One Time in My Life I Wash My ... Knife!
Wen i setle i wash my ... Kettle.
Don’t Wash This Way, Wash Your Dishes Every Day!

Rhyme in English for preschoolers - nature

Rhyme in English for preschoolers - nature:

Days in the Month
Thirty Days Hath September,
April, June and Novmber;
February Has Twenty-Eight Alone.
All the Rest Have Thirty-One,
But Leap Year Coming Once in Four
Gives February One Day More.
Hath - obsolete. \u003d HAS
Alone - one;
only All the Rest - all the rest
Leap Year Coming Once in Four is a leap year that comes once every four years

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It’s raining, it’s pouring,
The Old Man’s Snoring;
He Got Into Bed
And Bumped His Head
And COULDN’T Get Up in the Morning.

it’s (\u003d it is) pouring - pours like from a bucket
to snore - snore
to bump - hit (Xia)

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It’s raining, it’s raining,
There’S Pepper in the Box,
And all the Little Ladies
Are Picking Up Their Frocks.

pepper - pepper
Lady - lady, lady
to pick up - raise, select
Frock is a dress

The Star

Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star,
How I Wonder What You Are!
Up ABOVE THE WORLD SO HIGH,
Like a Diamond in the Sky.

twinkle - flicker, sparkle
to wonder - wish to know
ABOVE - above
Diamond - diamond, diamond

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When The Wind Blows,
The Mill Goes;
When The Wind Drops,
The Mill Stops.

the Wind Blows - Blows the Wind
Mill is a mill
The Wind Drops - the wind stops

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MARCH WINDS and APRIL Showers
Bring Forth May Flowers.

shower - rain
to bring forth - produce, give birth

Sign
Windy in March,
In April, rains -
In May
Wait violets and lily of the valley.

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When Clouds Appear
Like Rocks and Towers,
The Earth’s RefreShed
By Frequent Showers.

clouds Appear - Clouds appear
Like Rocks and Towers - similar to rocks and tower
The Earth’s RefreShed - the Earth is updated, refreshed
Frequent is frequent

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Cut Thistles in May,
They Grow in a day;
Cut Them in June,
That is too Soon;
Cut Them in July,
The They Will Die.

to cut - cut, cut
Thistle - bot. Thistle
to die - die, die

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A swarm of bees in May
IS Worth A Load of Hay;
A swarm of bees in june
IS Worth A Silver Spoon;
A Swarm of Bees in July
IS Not Worth a Fly.

a swarm of bees - bee swarm
IS Worth - worth
A Load of Hay - WHO
A Silver Spoon - Silver Spoon
Fly - fly

ABOUT Weather

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Run bees stay at home,
Rain Will Soon Come;
If the Fly Away,
Fine Will Be the Day.

bee is a bee

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Evening Red and Morning Grey,
SEND THE TRAVELLER ON HIS Way;
Evening Grey and Morning Red,
Bring the Rain Upon His Head.

sEND THE TRAVELLER ON HIS WAY - send a traveler on the road

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Red Sky at Night,
Shepherd’s Delight;
Red Sky in the Morning,
Shepherd’s Warning.

shepherd groove
Delight - delight, admiration
Warning - warning, warning

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Wen the dead is on the grass,
Rain Will Never Come to Pass.
A Sunshiny Shower
Won’s Last Half An Hour.

dew - dew
Will Never Come to Pass - never will come
A Sunshiny Shower - Mushroom rain
to last - continue, last

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Mackerel Sky,
Mackerel Sky,
Not -Long Wet
And not long dry.

mackerel Sky - sky lambs
Wet is rainy, raw
Dry - dry, dry

Rhyme in English for preschoolers to study animals

Rhyme in English for preschoolers for studying animals:

Bow-Wow, Says The Dog,
Mew, Mew, Says The Cat,
Grunt, Grunt, Goes The Hog,
And Squeak Goes The Rat.
Tu-whu, says the owl,
CAW, CAW, Says The Crow,
Quack, Quack, Says The Duck,
And What CuckooS Say You Know.

Bow-Wow, Mew, Grunt, Squeak, etc.- onomatopoeia
to go \u003d to say
HOG - Borov
Rat is a rat
OWL - Owl
Cuckoo - cuckoo

To the Snail

Snail, Snail, Put out your Horns,
And I’ll Give You Bread and Barley-Corns.

snail is a snail
Horons - horns (snails)
Barley-Corns-Grain Grain

To the Lady-Bird

Lady-Bird, Lady-Bird,
Fly Away Home,
Your house is on fire
And your children all gone;
All Except One
And That’s Little Ann
And she has Crept Under
The Warming Pan.

lady-Bird-God's cow
Fly Away Home - Fly home
all gone - all flew away
All Except One - everything except one
She Has Crept - She crawled
Warming Pan - warm pot

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There was two blackbirds,
Sitting on a Hill,
The One Named Jack,
The Other Named Jill;
Fly Away, Jack!
Fly Away, Jill!
Come AGain, Jack!
Come AGain, Jill!

blackbird - Black Threw
The One Named Jack - One was called Jack

Visitor

Little Robin Redbreast
Came to Visit Me;
This is What He Whistled,
Thatk you for my tea.

visitor is a guest
Robin Redbreast Came to Visit Me - Robin flew to visit me
to whistle - whistle

Catch

Little Robin Redbreast Sat Upon a Tree,
Up Went Pussy-Cat, and Down Went He;
Download Came Pussy, and Away Robin Ran;
Says Little Robin Redbreast,
Catch Me IF You Can.
Little Robin Redbreast Jumped Upon a Wall,
Pussy-Cat Jumped after Him, and Almost Got a Fall;
Little Robin Chirped and Sang, and What Vid Pussy Say?
Pussy-Cat Said,
Mew, and Robin Jumped Away.

catch - fishing, capture
Robin Redbreast Sat Upon a Tree - raspberry sat on a tree
Up Went Pussy-Cat-Cat climbed up
to Catch - catch, catch
and almost get a fall - and almost fell
Chirped and Sang - shook and sang

To the Cuckoo

Cuckoo, Cuckoo, What Do You do?
In April I Open My Bill;
In May I Sing All Day;
In june i change my tune;
In July Away I Fly; In august away I Must.

cuckoo - cuckoo
Bill - beak
I Change my tune - I sing in the other way

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The Cuckoo Comes in April,
He Sings His Song in May;
In the Middle of June
He changes his tune,
And Then He Flies Away.

to fly away - fly away

Little Bird

Once I saw a Little Bird
Come hop, hop, hop,
And I Cried, Little Bird,
Will You Stop, Stop, Stop?
I was running to the window
Toy, how do you do?
But he Shook HIS Little Tail
And AWAY HE FLEW.

hop - jump; jumping
CRIED - screamed
Shook - pumped
Flew - flew away

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A wise Old Owl Sat in an oak,
The more heard the Less He Spoke;
The Less He Spoke The More Heard.
Why Aren’T WeLL Like that Wise Old Bird?

a wise old owl sat in an oak - a wise old owl sat on an oak tree
The more heard the Less He Spoke - the more she heard, the less she said

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I Had Two Pigeons Bright and Gay,
They Flew from Mee the Other Day;
What Was the Reason they Vid Go?
I cannot tell for i do not know.

pIGEON - pigeon
Bright - bright
Gay - cheerful
Reason is the reason
for - since, because

Mrs. Hen

Chook, Chook, Chook, Chook, Chook;
Good Morning, Mrs. Hen.
How Many Chickens have you get?
Madam, I’ve got ten.
Four of them Are Yellow,
And Four of them are brown,
And Two of them Are Spickled Red,
The nitsest in the town.

Mrs. - Mrs.
to have got \u003d to have
Madam - Madam
SPECKLED RED-variegated

Jack Sprat’s Pig

Little Jack Sprat
Once Had a pig;
It was not Very Little,
Nor Yet Very Big,
It was not very Lean,
It was not Very FAT
It’s a good pig to grunt,
Said Little Jack Sprat.

once-once, once
not ... nor - not ... and not
Lean - skinny
FAT - fat
to grunt - grunt
Said - said

BAA, BAA, Black Sheep

BAA, BAA, Black Sheep,
Have You Any Wool?
Yes, Sir, Yes, Sir,
Three Bags Full;
One for the master,
And One for the Dame,
And One for the Little Boy
Who Lives Down The Lane

wool - wool
Sir - sir, gentleman
Master is the owner
Dame - Madam
Lane - narrow street

Visitor

Who’s that ringing at my doorbell?
A Little Pussy-Cat That Isn’t Vell.
Rub Its Little Nose with a Little Mutton Fat,
That’s The Best Cure for a Little Pussy-Cat.

Who’s that ringing at my door-Bell? - Who is this calling my door?
ISN’T VERY Well - unhealthy
to rub - rub, rub
Mutton - Barani Fat
Cure is a medicine

Kindness

I Love Little Pussy,
Her Coat is so warm,
And If I Don’t Hurt Her
She’ll do me no harm.
So I’ll Not Pull Her Tail,
NOR DRIVE HER AWAY,
But pussy and i
Very Gently Will Play.
She Shall Sit by My Side,
And I’ll give her site food;
And Pussy Will Love Me
BecAuse I Am Good.

kindness is kindness
Pussy \u003d Pussy-Cat
to hurt - hurt
Harm - harm, evil
to pull - pull
to drive away - drive away
Gently - gently

Traveller

Pussy-Cat, Pussy-Cat,
What have you been?
I’ve been to london
To look at the queen.
Pussy-Cat, Pussy-Cat,
What different you do?
I Frightened a Little Mouse
Under Her Chair.

traveller - traveler
What have you been? - Where have you been?
I’ve been (\u003d i have been) to london - I was in London
Queen is the queen
to frighten - scare

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What are you you going,
My Little Kittens?
We are running to town
To get us so mittens.
What! Mittens for Kittens!
Do Kittens Wear MitTens?
Who Ever Saw Little Kittens with MitTens?

kitten is a kitten
Mitten - mittens

The Three Little Kittens

Three Little Kittens
They Lost Their Mittens,
And they began to crry,
Oh, Mother Dear,
We Greatly Fear
OUR MITTENS WE HAVE LOST.
Lost your mittens,
You Naughty Kittens!
The You Shall Havy no Pie.
MIEW, MIEW, MIEW,
No, you shall have no pie.
Three Little Kittens
They Found Their Mittens,
And they began to crry,
Oh, Mother Dear,
See Gere, See Here,
OUR MITTENS WE HAVE FOUND!
Found Your Mittens,
You Clever Kittens,
The You Shall Havy Some Pie.
Purr, Purr, Purr,
OH, Let Us have SOME Pie.

lost - lost
to cry - cry
Greatly - very
to Fear - Afraid
we have lost - We have lost
Naughty is naughty
Pie is a pie
Found - found

Gryg’s pig

Grandfa ’Grig
Had a pig,
In a field of clover;
Piggy Died,
Grandfa ’Cried,
And all the fun was over.

grandfa ’\u003d Grandfather
Clover - Clover
piggy (\u003d pig) died - the piglet is dead
CRIED - cried
Fun - fun, fun

Rhyme in English for preschoolers for learning numbers

Rhyme in English for preschoolers for learning numbers:

"A fairy tale about the cat and mouse mink"

• “There is a big house in front of you, many mice lives in it.
• On the door, the "Mouse" sign. This is a mink - "Mouse House".
• Once, a cat sniffed where the mouse family lives.
• At night, the cat jumped there, looks - what a nonsense!
• Moon, quietly in the yard - and life boils with might and main in the hole,
• A bold “One” mouse climbed into the pocket of the cat.
• They put the kettle on the stove, the Two mice fuss.
• Close the doors from the inside, the windows of the "Three".
• The “Four” mice are sitting on a chair, so they fell asleep in a chair.
• Five mice read a book, Six mice play in Bear.
• Seven mice went to bed, Eight climbed under the bed.
• “Nine” granize the grain, sit, “ten” mice looks out the window.
• The old cat was very happy, he took the camera,
• He snapped - and the photo is ready. Catching mice is his work.
• The cat took all the pictures at home.
• Two pictures turned out.
• But where is the “Mouse House” that the cat will not figure out something.
• Help Cut is in this fairy tale.
• For tips - you are coloring. "
  

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1.

One, One, One

Little Dogs Run.

Two, Two, Two

Cats See You.

Three, Three, Three

Bird on the Tree.

Four, Four, Four

Mouse On the Floor.

Five, Five, Five

Plane in the Sky.

Six, Six, Six

Two Short Sticks.

Seven, Seven, Seven

Here is a raven.

Eight, eight, eight

Apple on the plate.

Nine, Nine, Nine

Rose is Very Fine.

Ten, Ten, Ten

Say it again.

2.

One and Two, and Three, and Four,

We are sitting on the Floor.

We are Playing with the Ball

And Pretty Little Doll.

3.

“Little Mouse, Little Mouse,

Run, Run to Your House! ”

One, Two, Three, Four

Don’t Forget to Shut the Door!

4.

Ten Little Fingers,

Ten Little Toes,

Two Little Ears

And One Little Nose,

Two Little Eyes

That Shine So Bright,

One Little Mouth

To kiss mummy “Good Night!”

5.One, Two,

What shall i do?

Three, Four,

Go to the Door.

Five, SIX,

Pick up sticks.

Seven, eight,

Lay them Straight.

Nine, Ten,

Do it again.

6.

One, Two, Three, Four,

Mary at the Cottage Door.

Eating Cherries off a Plate,

Five, SIX, Seven, Eight.

7.

One, Two, Three,

Let me see

Who Likes Coffee?

And Who Likes Tea.

One, Two, Three,

OH, I See:

You Like Coffee

And I Like Tea

8.

One Little Apple on a Tree,

Two Apples for You and Me,

Three Apples by the Door.

And Four Apples on the Floor.

The Apples Are Good and Sweet,

Can you count them all, pete?

9.

One, Two,

What must i do?

Three, Four,

Close The Door!

Five, SIX,

Give Me Some Sticks!

Seven, eight,

Wash The Plate!

Nine, Ten,

Bring me a pen!

10.

Five Little Polar Bears

Five Little Polar Bears

Playing on the Shore.

One Fell in the Water.

And the there was Four.

Four Little Polar Bears

Swimming Out to Sea.

One Got Lost.

And the there was three.

Three Little Polar Beears Said

"What Shall We Do?"

One Climbed an iceberg.

That there was two.

Two Little Polar Bears

Playing in the Sun,

One Went for Food

That there was One.

One Little Polar Bear

DIDN’T WANT To STAY.

He Said "I’m longsome",

And Swam Far Away.

11. Little Bird

One Little Bird with Lovely Feathers Blue.

Sat Beside Another One. That there was two.

Two Little Birds Singing in the Tree.

Another Came to Join Them. Theere Were Three.

Three Little Birds, Wishing the Were More.

Along Came Another Bird. That there was Four.

Four Little Birds, Glad to Be Alive.

Found A Lonely Friend. Theere Were Five.

Five Little Birds Just as Happy as Can Be.

Five Little Birds Singing Songs for You and Me.

12.what does the clack says?

It’s Seven O’Clock in the Morning.

Get Up! Get Up! Get Up!

It’s eight o’clock! It’s eight!

It’s eight! Come on! It’s late!

It’s nine o’clock in the Morning.

Tick \u200b\u200b- Tock, Tick - Tock, Tick - Tock.

It’s nine o’clock! It’s nine o’clock!

It’s nine, it ’s nine-says the clack.

It’s ten o’clock in the eventing.

Goodnight! Goodnight! Goodnight!

It’s ten o’clock-it’s Time for Bed

Say "Goodnight!" And Go to Bed

13.only One Heart

I’ve Got Two Legs

With Which I Walk.

I’ve Got One Tongue

With Which I Talk.

I’ve Got Two Eyes

With Which I See.

I’ve Got One Heart

To live and be.

14.

What are you going to do?

What are you going to do

How you are twenty- Two?

I’ll Write a Story,

I’ll make a plane,

I’ll Teach Children,

I’ll make rain.

What are you going to be

Wen you are twenty- Three?

I’ll be a pilot,

I’ll be a doctor,

I’ll be a Teacher,

I’ll be a Worker.

WHERE ARE YOU Going to Be

Wen you are twenty- Three?

I’ll be in london,

I’ll be in rome,

I’ll be in Africa,

I’ll be at home.

What are you going to do

When You are One Hundred and Two?

I Don’t Know.

Do you?

fifteen

Fly, Little Bird, Fly!

Fly into the Blue Sky!

One, Two, Three,

You are Three!

16.

1, 1, 1 - I Love The Sun.
2, 2, 2 - I love my mummy too!
3, 3, 3 - My Mummy Loves Me.
4, 4, 4 - I Love Her More and More.
I Count from 1 - I Love The Sun.
I Count to Four - I Love My Mummy More!

17.

10 Hens

9 PENS

8 DOGS

7 frogs

6 chicks

5 Sticks

4 Bees

3 Trees

2 clocks

And 1 Big Red Fox!

Rhyme in English for preschoolers to study the alphabet

• Rhyme in English for preschoolers to study the alphabet:

A a

• Apples Here,
• apples there,
• Apples, Apples
• eVERYWHERE!

B b

• BOUNCE! BOUNCE!
• It is my ball!
• It soda want
• to stop at all.

C

• I am the cat.
• My name is Hat.
• I am not fat.
• I Like to Chat!

D d

• I am the DOG.
• My name is jack.
• My coat is White.
• My nose is black

E e

• Little Yellow
• bee, bee, bee!
• How Many Flowers
• can you see?

E e

• Little Yellow
• bee, bee, bee!
• How Many Flowers
• can you see?

G g

• I am a Girl.
• I’ve got a doll.
• Her Name is may!
• We Like to Play.

H h

• Little Mouse, Little Mouse!
• Were is your house?
• I am a poor mouse,
• I have no house.

I I

• Spring is coming!
• Warm and Nice!
• Ice is melting!
• Poor Ice!

J j

• Merry Jimmy Jinn
• iS Jumping in the Jeans.

K k

• The King Is Strong.
• The King Is Brave.
• What is his name?
• He is Nick Grey.

L l

• Who Lives in Africa?
• He, she or me?
• One Lion, and
• two and Three ...

Mm

• Little Mice, Little Mice!
• WOULD You Like
• a piece of Ice?
• We WOULD Like
• a piece of chese.
• Yes, please!

N n

• How Much
• is One Plus One?
• Two Big Nuts
• for Little Son.

O

• "Tick-tock!"
• Tick-tock!
• Play and Walk ",
• Says The Clock.

P p

• I’ve got a Pet.
• My Pet is a pig.
• HIS NAME is pick.
• He is not big.

Q Q

• Marry the Queen
• can Dance and Sing.

R r

• One, Two, Three!
• One, Two, Three!
• Nice Red Roses
• you can see!

S s

• Oh, Mary!
• Come and See!
• A Big Snake
• iS on the Tree.

T t

• What is tricky?
• What is he?
• He is Under the Table.
• Oh! I see.
• U u (an umbrella)
• I’ve got a flower
• aBOVE My Head.
• Blue and Yellow,
• green and Red

V v

• Can you dance?
• Can you Sing?
• I can play
• the violin.

W w

• Tim is slim.
• Tim is tall.
• He can sit
• on the Wall.

X x

• I See Funny Foxes
• With Small Boxes.

Y y

• Fly! Fly! In the Sky!
• My Nice and Funny Kite!

Z z

• We go to the zoo
• and see a zbra, too.
  

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BUT
Wants the letter A again
Apple, apple, tore.

AT
The letter is large, big,
Every student knows.

FROM
The letter C is cunning slightly
Somewhere “si”, and somewhere “ka”.
"Ka" you in the word CAT tell me
“SI” we will say in the word CITY.

D.
The letter D runs forward
Donkey, Donkey, lags behind.

E
All toys - blows, dolls
Evening, evening, lulled.

F
The letter f is jumping a frog,
We write the word frog, then.

G
Let's say the letter G Good-bye,
Goodbye, goodbye.

H
The letter n as "ha" read
In the word house, or a house.

I
The letter "I", my friends,
Translated means "I".

J.
It will immediately become more fun
If we meet the letter J.
In the word JAM dense and sweet
I write the letter j in a notebook.

K.
The letter K sits on the throne,
King is the king in his crown.

L.
Lamp, lamp, turn on again,
L is ready to write a letter.

M
The letter m is easy to find
Milk- fresh milk.

N.
The letter N will ask the question:
-Nose in English nose?

O
O -Want on the way
OAK, oak, find in the forest.

R
What will P listen to us:^
Pie-pirog, and Pear-pear

Q.
The letter Q has a fierce look,
And the queen, Queen, trembles.

R
R is on like red light,
Red means Red.

S.
Sun, Sun, shines brightly,
With the letter S is light and hot.

T
T is similar to the pendulum
Time, Time, will help to find out.

U
The letter U is very cunning.
In the word CUP sounds like "a",
In the word JUCE sounds like "Yu".
I do not recognize the letter.

V
V is tired of Very - Very,
She doesn't want to play Volleyball.

W.
I ask questions
Together with the letter "w":
- What? - Which?,
What? - When?
What?- ask-
Where?, Where?

X
The letter X was so angry!
Fox, a fox, clung to the tail.

Y
Y never argues,
"Yes" repeats what it means "yes."

Z
With the letter Z under the sun hot
We are looking for a zebra in the zoo.

They knock on our door.
-Who's there?
-Letter Aand autumn- autumn.
To everyone to be sad,
Give an apple - An Apple.

Letter B.Like a ball - ball
Drings, hides under the table.
Sorry, I have no time to play:
I read the book - book

I went hunting FROM.
-Mice! Take the paws!
So that today for lunch
Do not get a cat - cat.

To the letter D.do not come up
And not that will bite D.
The cat runs without feeling his legs
In the yard, the dog - DOG.

Letter Ebeliy than snow.
FROM Etaken eGG,
Egg hatches a quota.
Here is the end - the end.And point!

On a green sheet sowing,
The letter croaks loudly F,
because frog- frog,
The famous kvakushka.

Do not make friends with this letter
The letter is conceived G.
It is important to take his head off
Looks down - giraffe.

Hany nose wraps.
My horse is rushing horse.
There is no barrier for him,
If the rider is in the hat - hat.

With the letter Iwe are so similar:
Iand I am one and the same.
We do not cry, do not Handrit,
If there is a seal - ice-Cream.

Sweet -tooth letter J.
Sweeter than rolls and cakes.
Letter J.familiar to everyone
Who tasted sweet jam.

K will open the castles to everyone
She has a key - key,
To the kingdom - kingdomwill take
The magic world will open.

Letter L.then came
To help the lamb - lamb,
He is afraid to lie down in the bed,
Asks a lamp - lAMPlight.

Letter Mfor monkey,
For a cheerful shistro monkey.
She is waiting for the treats,
—Melon- She needs a melon.

N hanging does not get tired.
On the branches of the nest a nest.
It has chicks. We would like to
Calculate their number number.

From dawn to dawn
Waves a branch of oak- oak-Tree.
All calls under the set of branches,
Muttering under the breath: "" O.K.»

Pirate- Young pirate
FROM parrot- I am glad:
-Lee, this is to us
Waves a palm tree branch- palm!

Here I will sing a song
In honor of the beautiful letter Q.,
because queen- Queen
I love to have fun.

Why rumors
“Beware of the letters R«?
I will tell you a secret
No more disgusting rat rat!

It is no accident that the letter S.
Piques interest:
In the sky- skysparkles Star-
Very bright star.

In "Children's World" calls us T.
We are happy to visit to visit:
There will make friends with you
Each toy- toy.

If you meet the letter U,
So it is soon to be rain.
Utoday it has been attracted
I gave an umbrella - umbrella.

Hey! Run, hold, catch!
The letter is on the presentation V.
The ball went right into the sky,
Love volleyball.

W.everyone knows-
Inverted M.
In the dark, flashing a fang,
Walks the gray wolf a wolf.

The doctor said because of the doors:
-I take you to X-Ray.
-What? Maybe prisoner?
-No, just on an x \u200b\u200b-ray.

Hey, lean on the oars!
The letter rushes into the sea Y.
He calls on a long journey
White sailboat- a yacht.

What is a letter Z?
You will see, taking a ticket,
Wolf, Tiger, and Goat
In zoo- in the zoo

We are ABC today
We invite you to visit tea
Let's call the bbw D:
-Low from e for tea!
F and G and H and I
We will also call for tea.
Love J jam for tea,
K-club cookies,
Lady L and Mrs. M-
Whipped cream and cream.
N and o P are missed
With Q and R without a cup of tea.
S will give them the invitation,
T will place the treats,
U and v, like two sisters,
Floors will get in the house.
W looks out the window.
X scares our cat.
Y asked Aunt Z:
-Bers what do they eat at lunch?
Something was hot in the kitchen,
Holding in the teapot ripens,
The cat flies away, into the yard,
In the House-Mesh and the conversation,
Calling dishes, bright light,
All-to table-o to Z.
That's what it means to invite
In English ABC.

Rhyme in English for preschoolers for physical education

Rhymes in English for preschoolers for physical education:

1. 

• Hands Up! Hands Down! (Raise and give up)
• Hands on Hips! SIT Down!(hands on the belt, sit down)
• Hands Up! To the sides!(hands up, to the sides)
• Bend Left! Bend Right!(lean to the left, to the right)
• One, Two, Three ... hop!(jump)
• One, Two, Three ... Stop! (stop).
• Stand Still!(calm down)

2. 

• Hands Up! CLAP! CLAP! CLAP! (hands on the top, patted)
• Hands Down! Shake! Shake! Shake!(Hands down, shocked)
• Hands on Hips! Jump! Jump! Jump!(Hands on the belt, jump)
• Hop! Hop! Hop! Stop! Stand Still!(stop)

3.

• Hands Up! Hands Down! Shake! Shake! (Hands raise, lower, shake them)
•  Stand Up! On the TipToes(Stand on tiptoe)
• Turn Around. Step aside,(Turn around themselves)
•  STEP Left! STEP Right!(Walk to the left, right)

4. 

• Hands on the Head,(hands on the head)
• Hands on the Hips,(hands on the belt)
• Hands on the Table,(hands on the table)
• Hands Like this.(Any movement.)
• Hands on the Shoulders,(on shoulders)
• Hands up and Down,(hands up, down)
• Hands Behind the Head. And Sit Down!(sit down)

5.

• One, One, One.(run)
• Little Dog, Run! Two, Two, Two. Cats See You.(depict a cat)
• Three, Three, Three. Birds in the Tree.(depict a bird on a tree)
• Four, Four, Four. Frogs on the Floor.(depict a frog)

6.

• CLAP, CLAP, CLAP your HANDS.(clap their hands)
• CLAP YOUR HANDS TOGETER.
• CLAP, CLAP, CLAP your HANDS.
• CLAP YOUR HANDS TOGETER.
• Stamp, Stamp, Stamp Your Feet.(stomping with their feet)
• Stamp Your Feet Together.
• Stamp, Stamp, Stamp Your Feet.
• Stamp Your Feet Together.
• Nod, nod, nod your head.(nod their head)
• Nod Your Head Together.
• Nod, nod, nod your head.
• Nod Your Head Together.
• Dance, Dance, Dance and Dance.(dance)
• Dance and Dance Together.
• Dance, Dance, Dance and Dance.
• Dance and Dance Together.

7.

• Red, red, Touch Your Head,(get to the head)
• Black, Black, Touch Your Back,(touched to the back)
• Blue, Blue, Touch Your Shoe.(get to the shoes)
• Green, Green, Touch Your Chin.(touch the cheeks)
• Brown, Brown, Touch The Ground.(get to the ground)
• Come, My Friend and Dance with Me Me
• (Children perform dance movements)
• It is easy, you can see
• One Step Back, One Step Out
• (one step back, one step forward)
• The You Turn Yourself ABOUT
• (turn around themselves)
• It is fun to dance with you
• (Any dance movements)
• And it is ’T Hard to do.
• One Step Back. One Step out
• (one step back, one step forward)
• The You Turn Yourself ABOUT (turn around you)
• (Fingers are clenched into fists, thumbs directed to the chest)
• Tommy Thumbs, Up!
• (Raise your thumbs up)
• Tommy Thumbs, Down!
• (Lower the thumbs down)
• Tommy Tgumbs Are Dancing Around the Town!
• (Shake the hands in the air)
• Dancing on your shulders,
• (Thumbs "dance" in their hands)
• Dancing on your Knees,
• (Thumbs "dance" on their knees)
• Dancing on your head
• (Thumbs "dance" on the head)
• And Tuck Them Into Bed!
• (We hide the palms of the armpit)

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