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nursury rhyme? maybe french? I'm sorry for so few details but what is this song/ nursery rhyme? i think it's french. I can at best spell it phonetically. "allow-eesha"???? thank you all so much...it's been stuck in my head for a longggg time now but i did not know anything about it other than hearing it in passing. Hopefully learning the whole thing will get it un-stuck! LOL ... (Asked by nicenorm2003)
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Alouette "Alouette" is also a: user (thing) by tWD (14.6 hr) (print) ? 2 C!s Wed Dec 10 2003 at 22:49:59 A-louet-te! Gentille alouette! A-louet-te! Je te plumerai! Recognize it already, don't you? If not, bear with me, because if you've ever been one of a large group of children in the care of an adult and never sung this song, you are (I assure you) in a small, unfortunate minority. Once a French-Canadian fur-traders' canoe-paddling ditty, Alouette has for generations been a favourite of classrooms and Scout camps the non-Francophone world over. Hardly surprising, as it has all ...(Answered by Love child)

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A nursery rhyme title: "intery, mintery, cutery, corn". what does that mean? My kid ask me, I can't answer this is the rhyme: Intery, mintery, cutery, corn, apple seed and apple thorn, wire, briar, limber, lock, three geese in a flock. one flew east and one flew west, one flew over the cuckoo's nest ... (Asked by Steven Lean)
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Many of these rhymes don't mean anything. What they are made for in the first place is to teach young children the art of rhythm. Once your child reaches school age, maybe grade 2 he/she will enjoy something that will make some sort of sence. Why not try it on your child now, he/she just might enjoy it. West wind, blow from your prairie nest Blow from the mountains, blow from the west. The sail is idle, the sailor too; O! wind of the west, we wait for you. Blow, blow! I have wooed you so, But never a favour you bestow. You rock your cradle the hills between, But ...(Answered by LVieau)

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nursery rhymes? I am doing a Course in Child Management. My question is whether or not, anyone know what website i can go unto where I can seek infomation on people who wrote the music to some nursery rhymes ... (Asked by jen)
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Try this one: http://www.famousquotes.me.uk/nursery_rhymes/nursery_rhymes_index.htm...(Answered by Lynn K)

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Nursery rhyme - "down by the river where the green grass grows..." Do you know of any other variations? I first heard this rhyme while watching one of the episodes in series five (2003) of "Cold Feet", a Granada Television production in the UK. It occured when Adam Williams (James Nesbitt) takes his baby son Matthew to a parent and baby singing circle. The words (as I remember them) are as follows: Down by the river where the green grass grows, there sits XXX washing his clothes, he sings, he sings, a song so sweet, crying to his playmates up and down the street. The song seemed to be intended for group singing; the same verse being sung repeatedly around the group ... (Asked by b_nicholson.geo)
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Down by the river where the green grass grows There sits _______ sweet as a rose She sings, she sings, she she sings so sweet Along came ______ and kissed her on the cheek. When I was a child we jumped rope to this rhyme,...(Answered by babydoll)

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childrens poem/rhyme/story.....? does any one know the rhyme about an old woman living in a shoe house...... Thanks and merry christmas... ... (Asked by nat)
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There was an old woman who lived in a shoe, She had so many children she didn't know what to do. So she gave them some broth without any bread, and she whipped them all soundly and sent them to bed....(Answered by jujube)

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Nursery Rhyme Characters? Does anyone know of a nursery rhyme with a witch character in it? My sister has to dress up as a nursery rhyme character and the witch costume is all we have thought of. ... (Asked by Krista)
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Hinx, Minx! Hinx, minx! The old witch winks, The fat begins to fry. There's nobody at home But jumping Joan, Father, mother and I Nursery Rhymes web site http://ingeb.org/songs/hinxminx.html...(Answered by Dee C)

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Nursery rhyme...? Could someone plz tell me the old nursery rhyme that has the line 'AND THE MOON WAS MADE OF GREEN CHEESE'. If someone could tell me the name of it, that would be great! :O) ... (Asked by )
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It is said of an absurbity, as: "He wants me to believe the moon is made of green cheese". Writing a good book....in which he proved that the moon was made of green cheese. CHARLES KINGSLEY: The Water Babies, ch.1v (1863)...(Answered by ROSEMARY B)

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number rhymes? I am looking for rhymes that help preschool children learn how to write their numbers. I am looking for rhymes/poems/sayings that teach children how to write their numbers. I've seen this before and they are little rhymes that are a fun way to teach the children how to form the numbers. ... (Asked by )
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http://www.canteach.ca/elementary/songspoems72.html Has exactly what you are looking for...plus more...but here are the number poems/chants: Number 1 is like a stick A straight line down that's very quick! For number 2 go right around Then make a line across the ground! Go right around What will it be? Go round again to make a 3! Down and over and down some more That's the way to make a 4! Go down and around Then you stop Finish the 5 with a line on top! Make a curve Then a loop There are no tricks to making a 6! Across the sky and down from heaven That's the way to make a 7! Make a "S" And then don't wait Climb up again to make an 8! Make a loop And then a line That's the way to make ...(Answered by MacGillicuddy)

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i need rhymes taught in eurokids? for pre nursery kids i need rhymes that taught in eurokids ... (Asked by nivedita v)
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try this one, always a favourite: lalalala (pause) lalalalala i have red lace up shoes we all love those red lace up shoes here comes tracey herre comes tracey (pause) tracey is here la la la lalalalalala (long pause) lala...(Answered by georgia_1234567890)

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