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Clifford's Top 15 Sing & Learn Songs (W-0193) (Click here to print this page) NOW I KNOW MY ABC'S NOW I KNOW MY ABC’s Additional Words & Music by Stephen Elkins Chorus A,B,C,D,E,F,G H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P Q,R,S,T,U,V W,X,Y and Z Now I know my A,B,Cs Tell me what you think of me I think you’re very special A special friend to me So let’s all learn our letters By singing A to Z repeat chorus I think you’re very special The reason’s clear to me We’re learning all our letters So one day we can read repeat chorus To read is very special Books can be so grand As we learn our letters We’ll start to understand repeat chorus ONE TWO BUCKLE MY SHOE ONE, TWO, BUCKLE MY SHOE Music by Stephen Elkins One, two, buckle my shoe Three, four open the door Five, six, pick up the sticks Seven, eight, now lay them straight Nine, ten, do it again, Do it again, do it again One, two buckle my shoe Let’s do it all again repeat THE ANTS GO MARCHING ONE BY ONE THE ANTS GO MARCHING The ants go marching one by one, hurrah hurrah The ants go marching one by one, hurrah hurrah The ants go marching one by one The little one stops to have some fun And they all go marching, marching on today The ants go marching two by two … The little one stops to tie his shoe The ants go marching three by three … The little one stops to sing with me The ants go marching four by four … The little one stops to sing some more The ants go marching five by five … The little one stops to run and hide The ants go marching six by six … The little one stops to pick up sticks The ants go marching seven by seven … The little one stops and counts to eleven The ants go marching eight by eight … The little one stops to roller skate The ants go marching nine by nine … The little one stops to whine and whine The ants go marching ten by ten … The little one stops to help a friend B-I-N-G-O / C-L-I-F-F-O-R-D C - L - I - F - F O R D There was a boy who had a dog And Bingo was his name-o B-I-N-G-O, B-I-N-G-O, B-I-N-G-O And Bingo was his name Yea, but our dog’s name is Clifford! Can you spell that? There was a girl who had a dog And Clifford was his name C - L - I - F - F O R D (3x) And Clifford was his name There was a girl who had a dog And Clifford was his name (clap) L - I - F - F O R D (3x) And Clifford was his name (clap) (clap) I - F - F O R D (3x) (clap) (clap) (clap) F - F O R D (3x) (clap) (clap) (clap) (clap) F – O R D (3x) (clap) (clap) (clap) (clap) (clap) O R D (3x) (clap) (clap) (clap) (clap) (clap) (clap) R D (3x) (clap) (clap) (clap) (clap) (clap) (clap) (clap) D (3x) (clap) (clap) (clap) (clap) (clap) (clap) (clap) (clap) (3x) And Clifford was his name OLD McDONALD'S SPELLING FARM OLD MACDONALD’S SPELLING FARM Old MacDonald’s farm is swell, e-i-e-i-o Cause on this farm we learn to spell, e-i-e-i-o With an A-B-C (A-B-C) D-E-F (D-E-F) G-H-I … J-K-L … M-N-O-P Yes, it’s easy! Old MacDonald’s farm is swell, e-i-e-i-o Q-R-S (Q-R-S) T-U-V (T-U-V) W-X … Y and Z Now you know your A-B-C’s Repeat THE WHEELS ON THE BUS MANNERS ON THE BUS The wheels on the bus go round and round Round and round, round and round The wheels on the bus go round and round All through the town. The people on the bus go up and down Up and down, up and down The people on the bus go up and down All through the town. The driver on the bus says, “Welcome friend” “Welcome friend, welcome friend” The driver on the bus says, “Welcome friend” All through the town The mommy on the bus says, “Thank you, sir” “Thank you sir, Thank you sir” The mommy on the bus says, “Thank you, sir” All through the town The daddy on the bus says, “Pardon me” “Pardon me, pardon me” The daddy on the bus says, “Pardon me” All through the town The children on the bus say, “Excuse me please” “Excuse me, excuse me” The children on the bus say, “Excuse me please” All through the town The wheels on the bus go round and round Round and round, round and round The wheels on the bus go round and round All through the town. A to Z WITH CLIFFORD A TO Z WITH CLIFFORD Chorus We’re goin’ A to Z with Clifford We’re goin’ A to Z with Clifford We’re goin’ A to Z with Clifford The big red dog repeat chorus A, antelope; B, bear C, cat; D, dog; E, elephant F, fox; G, giraffe; H, hippo repeat chorus I, iguana; J, jackal; K, kangaroo L, leopard; M, monkey; N, nightingale O, otter; P, pelican Repeat chorus Q, quail; R, rooster; S, sheep; T, turtle U, umbrella bird; V, vulture W, wolf; X, Y, Zebra repeat chorus LOOK BOTH WAYS LOOK BOTH WAYS Words & Music by Stephen Elkins Oh summer is here No clouds in the sky Gonna play all day My friends, my dog and I I’m ready to go and I hear mom say When you cross the street Be sure and look both ways Chorus Look both ways Listen close my friend Look left, look right Look left and right again When you’re running here and there Remember what we say Be smart, be safe And look both ways We’ve got places to go And fun things to do Gonna ride my bike Gonna go to the zoo The ice cream man is coming our way A sign on his truck says To look both ways repeat chorus 2x TEN IN THE BED (ROLL OVER) TEN IN A BED (ROLL OVER) Ten in a bed, And the little one said “Roll over! Roll over!” They all rolled over and one fell out, Nine in a bed And the little one said “Roll over! Roll over!” They all rolled over and one fell out, Eight in a bed ... Seven in a bed ... Six in a bed ... Five in a bed ... Four in a bed ... Three in a bed ... Two in a bed ... One in the bed And the little one said, “Alone at last!” TEN LITTLE MILES FROM SCHOOL TEN LITTLE MILES FROM SCHOOL Words by Stephen Elkins Oh, we’re ten little miles from school Ten little miles from school Come ride with us on the bus We’re nine little miles from school. Oh, we’re nine little miles from school Nine little miles from school Come ride with us on the bus We’re eight little miles from school. Oh, we’re eight little miles from school Eight little miles from school Come ride with us on the bus We’re seven little miles from school. Oh, we’re seven little miles from school Seven little miles from school Come ride with us on the bus We’re six little miles from school. Oh, we’re six little miles from school Six little miles from school Come ride with us on the bus We’re five little miles from school. Oh, we’re five little miles from school Five little miles from school Come ride with us on the bus We’re four little miles from school. Oh, we’re four little miles from school Four little miles from school Come ride with us on the bus We’re three little miles from school. Oh, we’re three little miles from school Three little miles from school Come ride with us on the bus We’re two little miles from school. Oh, we’re two little miles from school Two little miles from school Come ride with us on the bus We’re one little mile from school. Oh, we’re one little mile from school One little mile from school Come ride with us on the bus Now we’re at the school. ALICE THE CAMEL ALICE THE CAMEL Alice the camel has five humps Alice the camel has five humps Alice the camel has five humps So ride, Alice, ride Alice the camel has four humps Alice the camel has four humps Alice the camel has four humps So ride, Alice, ride Alice the camel has three humps Alice the camel has three humps Alice the camel has three humps So ride, Alice, ride Alice the camel has two humps Alice the camel has two humps Alice the camel has two humps So ride, Alice, ride Alice the camel has one hump Alice the camel has one hump Alice the camel has one hump So ride, Alice, ride Alice the camel has no humps Alice the camel has no humps Alice the camel has no humps Cause Alice is a horse, of course FIVE LITTLE SPECKLED DOGS FIVE LITTLE SPECKLED DOGS Additional Words by Stephen Elkins Five little speckled dogs, sitting on a speckled log Chewing a most delicious bone (ya, ya, ya, ya, ya-ya) One dog jumped up to play, chasing the birds away Then there were four little speckled dogs Four little speckled dogs, sitting on a speckled log Chewing a most delicious bone (ya, ya, ya, ya, ya-ya) One dog jumped up to play, chasing the birds away Then there were three little speckled dogs Three little speckled dogs, sitting on a speckled log Chewing a most delicious bone (ya, ya, ya, ya, ya-ya) One dog jumped up to play, chasing the birds away Then there were two little speckled dogs Two little speckled dogs, sitting on a speckled log Chewing a most delicious bone (ya, ya, ya, ya, ya-ya) One dog jumped up to play, chasing the birds away Then there was one little speckled dog One little speckled dog, sitting on a speckled log Chewing a most delicious bone (ya, ya, ya, ya, ya-ya) One dog jumped up to play, chasing the birds away Then there were no little speckled dogs THE S-M-I-L-E SONG THE S-M-I-L-E SONG Additional Words & Music by Stephen Elkins Chorus I can S-M-I-L-E I’m happy as can be I’m special just by being me I can S-M-I-L-E (repeat) Children around the world should know They’re special from their head down to their toes Blue eyes, brown, or in between You’re special, and that’s why we sing Repeat chorus Children around the world should know We’re happy everywhere we go Singing will always make you smile So join us and sing a little while Repeat chorus Children around the world should know Smiling gives your face a glow Laughter, it feels so good, it’s true I’m smiling, and you can do it too! THE NUMBERS JUMP THE NUMBERS JUMP Music and Lyrics by Stephen Elkins Chorus Jump, jump the numbers jump See what you can do Be a kangaroo and Jump, jump the numbers jump Everybody here we go Jump one time Jump two times Jump three times Counting as we go repeat chorus Jump four times Jump five times Jump six times Counting as we go repeat chorus Jump seven times Jump eight times Jump nine times Jump ten times Counting as we go THE DAYS OF THE WEEK SONG DAYS OF THE WEEK Lyrics by Chad Stephens Oh the week begins with Sunday With Sunday, with Sunday Oh the week begins with Sunday That’s day number one. Sing Sunday, then Monday Then Tuesday, then Wednesday Thursday, Friday, then comes Saturday Seven days in a week Oh, the week it ends with Saturday With Saturday, with Saturday Oh, the week it ends with Saturday That’s day number seven Sing Sunday, then Monday Then Tuesday, then Wednesday Thursday, Friday, then comes Saturday Seven days in a week Oh, the middle of the week We call Wednesday, Wednesday Oh, the middle of the week We call Wednesday all day Sing Sunday, then Monday Then Tuesday, then Wednesday Thursday, Friday, then comes Saturday Seven days in a week |