10 Little Hot Dogs Fryin’ In The WHAT?

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10 Little Hot Dogs Fryin’ in the WHAT?Finger plays, rhymes, chants and simple games for transition time, circletime or any time! Shared with you by Lisa Murphy, M.Ed.Songs, Chants, Fingerplays and Transition Ideas10 in the Bed10 Little Fingers1-2-3-4-5 (fish alive)3 Bears Rap5 Little Ducks6 Little Ducks5 Little Monkeys (bed)5 Little Monkeys (teasing!)Alligator PieApple TreeApples and BananasBall Rolling/Name GameBanana PhoneBoa Constrictor songBye Bye GameCinderellaChoo Choo to BostonDonut ShopDown By the OceanFunny BunnyGimme 5Good Morning Song (#1)Hands On ShouldersI am Slowly Going CrazyI Love SomebodyI’m a Little TeapotItsy Bitsy SpiderIcky Sticky Bubble GumJack in the BoxJohn Jacob Jingleheimer SchmidtLondon BridgeMother’s Knives and ForksOpen Shut ThemPatty CakePeanut SongPolly Put the Kettle OnRaindrop SongRoly Poly CaterpillarSausagesShark SongSo Big!SkidamarinkTake Off Your Thumb!This Little PiggieThis is the Way the Ladies RideWacky WalkingWhoops Johnny JohnnyWadda-lee-atchaWhere is Thumbkin?Willabee Wallabee WooYellow Butter(We’re glad that you are here)Good Morning Song (#2)(body parts)Good Morning Song #3(I am here and you are here )Got Your NoseGrasshopperHand HugHere’s a Cup1 Ooey Gooey, Inc. Lisa Murphy, Rochester, NY. Ooey Gooey and Ooey Gooey Lady are registered trademarks. All rights reserved.Repetition in play often leads observers to think that nothing new is being learned, but if that were true, the child would stop and do something else. –Peter Gray, PhD

NUMBER RHYMES10 in the BedThere were 10 (or 5) in the bed and the little one said ROLL OVER ROLL OVER! So they allrolled over and one fell out and they gave a little scream and they gave a little shout: Pleaseremember to tie a knot in your pajamas, single beds were only made for 1.2.3.4 (or up to9 depending on how long you are playing for) in the bed and the little one said ROLL OVERROLL OVER! So they all rolled over and one fell out and they gave a little scream and theygave a little shout: Please remember to tie a knot in your pajamas, single beds were onlymade for 1.2.3. (or to 8 depending on how long you are playing for) in the bed and thelittle one said .Keep repeating until you get to NONE in the bed and the little one said I’M COLD I MISSYOU so they all came back.And there were 10 (or 5) in the bed and the little one saidGOOD NIGHT!10 Little FingersI have 10 little fingersThat all belong to meI can make them do thingsDo you want to see?I can shut them up tightOr open them wideI can put them togetherOr make them all hide.I can make them jump highOr make them go lowI can fold them up quietlyAnd sitJust so.1-2-3-4-5 Once I Caught a Fish Alive1-2-3-4-5 once I caught a fish alive6-7-8-9-10 then I let him go againWhy did you let him go?Because he bit my finger soWhich finger did he bite?This little finger on the right.2 Ooey Gooey, Inc. Lisa Murphy, Rochester, NY. Ooey Gooey and Ooey Gooey Lady are registered trademarks. All rights reserved.Repetition in play often leads observers to think that nothing new is being learned, but if that were true, the child would stop and do something else. –Peter Gray, PhD

3 Bears RapOnce upon a time in a nursery rhymeThere were three bearsThe poppa (pause) the mommaAnd the wee bearAnd they went walkin’ and talkin’In the woodsWhen along came a-little-girl (pause)With long and flowin’ golden-hairAnd her name was Goldilocks(now say “oooh aaaah - pause -ooooh aaaah” and wave your hands from side to side)She was knockin’But no one was thereShe didn’t care!Shake your head, she didn’t care!Hoooome (drag out the word “home”) from the woodsCame the three bearsUse a deep voice“Someone’s been eating my porridge!”Said the poppa bear(repeat) said the poppa bear.Hoooome (drag out the word “home”) from the woodsCame the three bearsPut your hand on the side of your face like an “oh my” pose and with a “momma voice” say:“Someone’s been eating my porridge!”Said the mama bear(repeat) said the mama bear.Hey mamma B-bearSaid the little wee-bear(in a choppy voice)“Some-one-has-bro-ken-my-chair”pretend like you are crying and boo-hooing in a loud baby voice and say: WAAAAAAHHHThen Goldilocks woke up (hands up!) and broke upThe partyShe was outta there (use hitchhiking thumbs over your shoulders to indicate “outta there”)She was outta there (repeat thumbs)(While waving) Byyyyyye Bye bye bye byeSaid the poppa bear(deep voice)(repeat) said the poppa bear.(While waving) Byyyyyye Bye bye bye byeSaid the mama bearWith your hand on the side of your face like an “oh my” pose with a “momma” voice say:(repeat) said the mama bear.Hey mamma B-bear, said the little wee-bear (In a cute baby voice while waving)Bye bye bye bye bye bye bye!!!3 Ooey Gooey, Inc. Lisa Murphy, Rochester, NY. Ooey Gooey and Ooey Gooey Lady are registered trademarks. All rights reserved.Repetition in play often leads observers to think that nothing new is being learned, but if that were true, the child would stop and do something else. –Peter Gray, PhD

5 Little Ducks5 Little Ducks went out one dayOver the hill and far awayMama Duck saidquack quack quack quack!But only 4 little duckies came back4 Little Ducks went out one dayOver the hill and far awayMama Duck saidquack quack quack quack!But only 3 little duckies came back3 Little Ducks went out one dayOver the hill and far awayMama Duck saidquack quack quack quack!But only 2 little duckies came back2 Little Ducks went out one dayOver the hill and far awayMama Duck saidquack quack quack quack!But only 1 little ducky came back1 Little Duck went out one dayOver the hill and far awayMama Duck saidquack quack quack quack!But none of her 5 little duckies came backSo sad mama duck went out one dayOver the hill and far awayMama Duck said quack quack quack quack!And ALL of her 5 little duckies came back!(happy sounds) Oh quack quack quack! (repeat!)6 Little Ducks6 little ducks that I once knewFat ones, skinny ones, fair ones tooBut the one little duck with the feather on his backHe led the others with a quack quack quackquack quack quackquack quack quackHe led the others with a quack quack quackDown to the river they would goWibble wobble wibble wobble to and froBut the one little duck with the feather on his backHe led the others with a quack quack quackquack quack quackquack quack quackHe led the others with a quack quack quack4 Ooey Gooey, Inc. Lisa Murphy, Rochester, NY. Ooey Gooey and Ooey Gooey Lady are registered trademarks. All rights reserved.Repetition in play often leads observers to think that nothing new is being learned, but if that were true, the child would stop and do something else. –Peter Gray, PhD

Home from the river they would comeWibble wobble wibble wobble ho hum humBut the one little duck with the feather on his backHe led the others with a quack quack quackquack quack quackquack quack quackHe led the others with a quack quack (pause) quack!5 Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed!5 little monkeys jumping on the bedOne fell off and broke his headMama called the doctor and the doctor saidNo more monkeys jumping on the bed!Repeat with 4 little monkeys Then 3Then 2Then 1Then no more monkeys and the doctor saidTHAT’S WHAT YOU GET FOR JUMPING ON THE BED!5 Little Monkeys Swinging in a Tree5 Little Monkeys Swinging in a TreeTeasing Mr. Alligator Can’t catch me! Can’t catch me!Along came Mr. Alligator quiet as can be and .SNAPPED that monkey right out of that tree!Then do 4, 3, 2 and 1 then there are NO MORE monkeys!AAlligator Pie (then CAKE then BREAD)Alligator pieAlligator pieIf I don’t get some I think I’m gonna dieYou can take away the green grassAnd take away the skyBut don’t take away my alligator pie!TURN THE PAGE FOR THE REST!5 Ooey Gooey, Inc. Lisa Murphy, Rochester, NY. Ooey Gooey and Ooey Gooey Lady are registered trademarks. All rights reserved.Repetition in play often leads observers to think that nothing new is being learned, but if that were true, the child would stop and do something else. –Peter Gray, PhD

Alligator cakeAlligator cakeIf I don’t get some I think I’m gonna breakYou can take away the green grassAnd take away the lakeBut don’t take away my alligator cake!Alligator breadAlligator breadIf I don’t get some I think I’ll shave my headYou can take away the green grassAnd take away my bedBut don’t take away my alligator bread!Apple TreeWay up high in the apple treeI saw two apples smiling at meI shook that tree as hard as I couldDown came the applesMmmmm they were goodApples and BananasI like to eat, eat, eatApples and bananasI like to eat, eat, eatApples and bananasThen sing it substituting various first sounds to the sound of each vowel:A ATE ATE ATEAY-PULS AND BA-NAY-NAYSE EAT EAT EATEEPLES AND B-NEE NEEESI ITE ITE ITEIPPLES AND BA-NIGH NIGHSO OAT OAT OATOH PULS AND BA-NO NOSU UTE UTE UTEUPPLES AND BA-NU NUS6 Ooey Gooey, Inc. Lisa Murphy, Rochester, NY. Ooey Gooey and Ooey Gooey Lady are registered trademarks. All rights reserved.Repetition in play often leads observers to think that nothing new is being learned, but if that were true, the child would stop and do something else. –Peter Gray, PhD

BBall Rolling/Name GameSit in a circle.Roll the ball to someone in the circle and say their name“Good Morning !”Banana PhonePretend the banana is a phone. Say, “ring ring banana phone!” Pretend to talk tosomeone on the banana phone. Have the banana phone ring and then pretend it is for oneof the children!! A great game for lunch time!Boa ConstrictorHit your hands on your thighs to get a rhythm startedI’m being swallowed by a boa constrictor and I don’t like it one bit!Oh no(repeat)He swallowed my toe!(repeat)Oh gee(repeat)He swallowed my knee!(repeat)Oh fiddle!(repeat)He reached my middle!(repeat)Oh heck!(repeat)He’s reached my neck!(repeat)Oh dread(repeat)He swallowed my GULP!!!!7 Ooey Gooey, Inc. Lisa Murphy, Rochester, NY. Ooey Gooey and Ooey Gooey Lady are registered trademarks. All rights reserved.Repetition in play often leads observers to think that nothing new is being learned, but if that were true, the child would stop and do something else. –Peter Gray, PhD

Bye Bye GameWhen leaving the room say, “bye bye chair!” Wave bye to it. Say, “bye bye doggie” andwave to the dog. Start saying bye bye to a couple of items, objects or people in the roomeach time that you leave. A good vocabulary game for baby!CCinderellaCinderella dressed in yellaWent upstairs to kiss a fellaMade a mistake and kissed a snakeHow many doctors did it take?1.2.3.4.Choo Choo to BostonChoo choo to BostonChoo choo to LynnCareful when you get thereYou don’t fall in!DDonut ShopDown around the corner at the donut shopThere are lots and lots of donuts with frosting on top.When along came as quiet as can beAnd she took the one home!Sit in a circle. One child walks around the circle (kind of like duck duck goose). Clap orslap your thighs while chanting:Down around the corner at the donut shopThere are lots and lots of donuts with frosting on top.Slow it down to build the anticipation as you say:When along came (child’s name) as (whisper) quiet as can be.And s/he took the . (color of the donut the child picked) one home!Child will now choose their donut. Then they sit back down with their donut.8 Ooey Gooey, Inc. Lisa Murphy, Rochester, NY. Ooey Gooey and Ooey Gooey Lady are registered trademarks. All rights reserved.Repetition in play often leads observers to think that nothing new is being learned, but if that were true, the child would stop and do something else. –Peter Gray, PhD

Down By the OceanDown by the oceanDown by the seaJohnny broke a bottleAnd blamed it on meI told MAMa told PaJohnny got a lickin’So HA HA HAHow many lickin’s did Johnny get?1.2.3.4.5. (keep getting faster until someone messes up)FFunny BunnyHere’s a bunny with ears so funnyAnd here’s a hole in the ground.When a noise he hears he perks up his earsAnd he jumps in the hole in the ground!GGimme 5Gimme 5On the sideCut the pickleGet a tickle!Gimme 5On the sideUp in spaceAnd in your face!Good Morning Song #1 (glad that you are here)Good Morning LisaGood Morning LisaGood Morning LisaWe’re glad that you are here!9 Ooey Gooey, Inc. Lisa Murphy, Rochester, NY. Ooey Gooey and Ooey Gooey Lady are registered trademarks. All rights reserved.Repetition in play often leads observers to think that nothing new is being learned, but if that were true, the child would stop and do something else. –Peter Gray, PhD

Good Morning Song #2 (body parts)Everyone put your in the airYour in the airYour in the airEveryone put your in the airAnd say good morning to !Good Morning Song #3 (Courtesy of Ellen Allard http://www.ellenallard.com)REFRAIN:I am here and you are here and we are all togetherI am here and you are here and we’re going to have some fun!I’m going to STOMP MY FEET (do the action when saying it)(repeat the REFRAIN)but say something NEW, like, CLAP MY HANDSthen repeat STOMP MY FEETthen start it again saying a NEW thing first, (SPIN AROUND, JUMP UP AND DOWN, HOPON ONE FOOT, TICKLE MY NEIGHBOR, SCRATCH MY BACK, etc etc etc etc)then go backwards until you get back to STOMP MY FEETGot your nose!Pretend to “take” your child’s nose with your fingers.GrasshopperThe tiny little grasshopperWas always on the jumpAnd because he never looked aheadHe alwaysGot aBUMPHHere’s a cupHere’s a cupAnd here’s a cupAnd here’s a cup of teaNow pour itAnd pour itAnd have a drink with me!10 Ooey Gooey, Inc. Lisa Murphy, Rochester, NY. Ooey Gooey and Ooey Gooey Lady are registered trademarks. All rights reserved.Repetition in play often leads observers to think that nothing new is being learned, but if that were true, the child would stop and do something else. –Peter Gray, PhD

Hand Hug!It’s visual – watch and learn!Now go practice!Hands on shouldersHands on shouldersHands on kneesHands behind youIf you pleaseTouch your shouldersNow your toesHands up highNow touch your nose.Hands up high just as beforeNow CLAP your hands1–2–3–4II Am Slowly Going CrazySit crossed legged in the “thinking man” position and say this chant:I am slowly going crazy1-2-3-4-5-6 SWITCH!Move your arms over to the other side and then say Crazy going slowly am I6-5-4-3-2-1 SWITCH!Keep repeating until everyone is going crazy and you just can’t take it anymore!!I Love Somebody Yes I Do!With one of the children in your lap, clap and sing the bodysomebodyyes I doyes I doyes I doand I LOVE YOU!I’m a Little TeapotI’m a little teapot short and stoutHere is my handleHere is my spoutWhen I get all steamed up hear me shoutTip me over and pour me out!11 Ooey Gooey, Inc. Lisa Murphy, Rochester, NY. Ooey Gooey and Ooey Gooey Lady are registered trademarks. All rights reserved.Repetition in play often leads observers to think that nothing new is being learned, but if that were true, the child would stop and do something else. –Peter Gray, PhD

Itsy Bitsy SpiderThe itsy bitsy spider went up the water spoutDown came the rain and washed the spider outOut came the sun and dried up all the rainSo the itsy bitsy spider went up the spout again.Icky StickyIcky sticky sticky sticky bubble gumBubble gumBubble gumIcky sticky sticky sticky bubble gumMakes my hands stick to mySo I pull ‘emAnd pull ‘em and pull ‘em away!JJack in the BoxJack in the boxStill as a mouseDeep down insideYour little dark houseJack in the boxResting so stillWon’t you come out?YES I WILL!John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt(In a regular voice)John Jacob Jingleheimer SchmidtHis name is my name tooWhenever we go outThe people always shoutTHERE GOES JOHN JACOB JINGLEHEIMER SCHMIDTDa da da da da da da(in a whisper voice)John Jacob Jingleheimer SchmidtHis name is my name tooWhenever we go outThe people always shout(SHOUT!)12 Ooey Gooey, Inc. Lisa Murphy, Rochester, NY. Ooey Gooey and Ooey Gooey Lady are registered trademarks. All rights reserved.Repetition in play often leads observers to think that nothing new is being learned, but if that were true, the child would stop and do something else. –Peter Gray, PhD

THERE GOES JOHN JACOB JINGLEHEIMER SCHMIDTDa da da da da da daThis can go on for awhile!LLondon BridgeLondon Bridge is falling downFalling down, falling downLondon Bridge is falling downMy fair ladyTake the key and lock her upLock her up, lock her upTake the key and lock her upMy fair ladyMMother’s Knives and ForksHere are mother’s knives and forksAnd here is grandma’s tableHere’s my sister’s looking glassAnd here’s the baby’s cradleOOpen Shut Them (do the indicated hand motions)Open shut themOpen shut themGive a little clap clap clap!Open shut themOpen shut themPut them in your lap lap lapCreep them creep themCreep them creep themRight up to your chin chin chinOpen up your GREAT BIG MOUTH (or itty bitty mouth)But do not let them in! (now quickly place hands behind your back)13 Ooey Gooey, Inc. Lisa Murphy, Rochester, NY. Ooey Gooey and Ooey Gooey Lady are registered trademarks. All rights reserved.Repetition in play often leads observers to think that nothing new is being learned, but if that were true, the child would stop and do something else. –Peter Gray, PhD

PPatty CakePatty cake! Patty cake!Baker’s manBake me a cake as fast as you canRoll it and roll itAnd mark it with a BPut it on the oven for baby and me! (sock ‘em in the nose)Peanut SongA peanut sat on a railroad trackIts heart was all a flutterAround the bend came the 5:15UH OHPeanut butter!Polly put the kettle onPolly put the kettle onPolly put the kettle onPolly put the kettle onWe’ll all have teaSuki take it off againSuki take it off againSuki take it off againThey’ve all gone home.RRaindrop SongIf all the raindrops were lemon drops and gum drops, Oh what a rain it would be!I’d stand outside with my mouth open wide!AH AH AH AH AH AH AH AH AH AHIf all the raindrops were lemon drops and gum drops, Oh what a rain it would be!If all the snowflakes were candy bars and milk shakes, Oh what a snow that would be!I’d stand outside with my mouth open wide!AH AH AH AH AH AH AH AH AH AHIf all the snowflakes were candy bars and milk shakes, Oh what a snow that would be!14 Ooey Gooey, Inc. Lisa Murphy, Rochester, NY. Ooey Gooey and Ooey Gooey Lady are registered trademarks. All rights reserved.Repetition in play often leads observers to think that nothing new is being learned, but if that were true, the child would stop and do something else. –Peter Gray, PhD

Roly Poly CaterpillarThe roly poly caterpillar into the corner creptWrapped a sheet around himself and there he soundly sleptThe roly poly caterpillar awakened by and by and found thatHe had turned intoA great big butterfly!SSausages10 fat sausages frying in the panThe grease got hot and one went BAM!Count down until you get to NO fat sausages frying in the panThe grease got hot and the PAN went BAM!Shark SongOh there’s a shark do do, do do doBaby shark fingersA baby shark do do, do do doRepeat baby shark fingersThey live in the ocean do do, do doWave like handsThey eat fish, chomp chomp, chomp, chompChomping handsThey got a fin, do do, do do doFin on foreheadA dorsal fin, do do, do do doRepeat fin on foreheadAnd that’s the end (clap) do do, do do doRepeat with MAMA SHARK, DADDY SHARK, GRANDMA SHARK, GIANT SHARKAll hand motions are the same except the specific ones for baby, mama, daddy, grandmaand giant shark. The hand motions for them will change.Soooo Big!Ask baby: “How big is baby?”Gently lift his arms up and say “Soooo big!”As she gets older she will lift her arms up on her own after you ask.15 Ooey Gooey, Inc. Lisa Murphy, Rochester, NY. Ooey Gooey and Ooey Gooey Lady are registered trademarks. All rights reserved.Repetition in play often leads observers to think that nothing new is being learned, but if that were true, the child would stop and do someth

Apple Tree Way up high in the apple tree I saw two apples smiling at me I shook that tree as hard as I could Down came the apples Mmmmm they were good Apples and Bananas I like to eat, eat, eat Apples and bananas I like to eat, eat, eat Apples and bananas Then sing it substituting various first sounds to the sound of each vowel:

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