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    The document provides examples of different types of nursery rhymes, including lullabies, clapping songs, finger and toe games, counting songs, riddles, and fables. It gives the lyrics for the clapping song "If You're Happy and You Know It" and the counting song "Ten Little Indians." It also provides a short fable about the sun and wind arguing over who is stronger.

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    The document provides examples of different types of nursery rhymes, including lullabies, clapping songs, finger and toe games, counting songs, riddles, and fables. It gives the lyrics for the clapping song "If You're Happy and You Know It" and the counting song "Ten Little Indians." It also provides a short fable about the sun and wind arguing over who is stronger.

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    If You're Happy and You Know It: Lullaby Are You Sleeping

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    The document provides examples of different types of nursery rhymes, including lullabies, clapping songs, finger and toe games, counting songs, riddles, and fables. It gives the lyrics for the clapping song "If You're Happy and You Know It" and the counting song "Ten Little Indians." It also provides a short fable about the sun and wind arguing over who is stronger.

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    Here's an annotated list of

    some of the types of


    - Clapping Songs
    nursery rhymes.
     Lullabyes. The very first If You're Happy and You Know
    It
    poems that reach our
    human ears are often If you're happy and you know
    lullabyes, the soft, it, clap your hands (clap clap)
    repetitive, calming songs If you're happy and you know
    parents sing to soothe their it, clap your hands (clap clap)
    babies to sleep. ... If you're happy and you know
    it, then your face will surely
     Clapping Songs. ... show it
    If you're happy and you know
     Finger and Toe Games. ... it, clap your hands. (clap clap)
     Counting Songs. ...
    If you're happy and you know
     Riddles. ... it, stomp your feet (stomp
    stomp)
     Fables.
    If you're happy and you know
    it, stomp your feet (stomp
    stomp)
    Lullaby If you're happy and you know
    it, then your face will surely
    Are you sleeping show it
    If you're happy and you know
    Are you sleeping? it, stomp your feet. (stomp
    Are you sleeping? stomp)
    Brother John,
    Brother John, If you're happy and you know
    it, shout "Hurray!" (hoo-ray!)
    If you're happy and you know
    Morning bells are ringing!
    it, shout "Hurray!" (hoo-ray!)
    Morning bells are ringing! If you're happy and you know
    Ding, dang, dong. it, then your face will surely
    Ding, dang, dong. show it
    If you're happy and you know
    it, shout "Hurray!" (hoo-ray!)  Counting Songs. ...

    If you're happy and you know Ten little indians lyrics


    it, do all three (clap-clap,
    stomp-stomp, hoo-ray!)
    If you're happy and you know One little, two little, three little
    it, do all three (clap-clap, Indians
    stomp-stomp, hoo-ray!) Four little, five little, six little
    If you're happy and you know Indians
    it, then your face will surely Seven little, eight little, nine little
    show it Indians
    If you're happy and you know Ten little Indian boys.
    it, do all three. (clap-clap,
    stomp-stomp, hoo-ray!) Ten little, nine little, eight little
    Indians
     Finger and Toe Games. ... Seven little, six little, five little
    Indians
    My Toes My Knees Four little, three little, two little
    Indians
    My toes my knees my kneesMy
    One little Indian boy.
    shoulders my headMy toes my
    knees my kneesMy shoulders
     Riddles. ...
    my headMy toes my knees my
    kneesMy shoulders my headWe What is not human that
    all clap hands togetherMy toes changes dresses without
    my knees my kneesMy going to the modiste?
    shoulders my headMy toes my -- -snake
    knees my kneesMy shoulders I have two bright lights
    my headMy toes my knees my that shines, it reaches miles
    kneesMy shoulders my headWe and miles apart -- eyes
    all clap hands together
     Fables. was the turn of the Sun
    The Sun and the Wind to show its might. The
    sun shone brightly.
    Gradually, it grew hotter
    The Sun and the Wind and hotter and the heat
    had an argument as to was so unbearable that
    who was stronger. They the traveller finally
    kept arguing with each removed his coat.
    other and couldn’t
    make a decision. The Sun proved his
    strength and was
    Meanwhile, a traveller delighted at winning the
    was passing by. On argument.
    seeing him, the Wind
    said, “The one who is
    able to make the
    traveller remove his coat
    is the winner.” The Wind
    decided to try first, and
    huffed and puffed and
    blew as hard as it could,
    but the traveller just
    drew his coat tightly
    around him and kept
    walking on. Finally, the
    Wind gave up and it

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