廖彩杏第1周 D1本My Very First Mother Goose Chapter1

廖彩杏书单-My Very First Mother Goose 53首 Chapter 1  （学1-19首）
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鹅妈妈童谣（Mother Goose)是英美儿童朗朗上口、耳熟能详的童谣集合。童谣里不断出现的押韵是吸引孩子的关键。

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本套《鹅妈妈童谣》是精选过的，3个章节共53首。《Chapter 1:Jack and Jill》、《Chapter 2：As I Was Going to St Ives》、《Chapter 3：The Moon Sees Me》，每一章节的播放时间大约15分钟。父母可以按照章节来给孩子循环播放，一个章节播放多次孩子比较熟悉后再播放下一章节，依次类推，最后整书循环，当然也可以根据孩子的兴趣反复播放TA最喜欢的听的。本书后有中文翻译，仅供父母们参考，千万不要逐词逐句去给孩子翻译，本末倒置。让孩子自己去发掘图片和声音的联系，必要的时候给予帮助。

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01 Jerry Hall
He is so small
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0 P4 p" N! C  Q  k# f) `( k' @% GHat and all.
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02 Mabel, Mabel,
) `0 [) V# a( \8 M0 TStrong and able,
$ ?( B3 L  s( T4 s" B, A1 @9 F2 STake your elbows
off the table.

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03 Jack and Jillwent up the hill,
* Y% ]4 `! u0 X; YTo fetch a pail of water;
Jack fell down and broke his crown,
/ x* v& m# L) F+ o2 wAnd Jill came tumbling after.

04 Shoo fly,don't bother me,
& n" K' X. l; Q9 ]$ TShoo fly, don't bother me,
! i* t0 R" A# b' TShoo fly, don't bother me,
: n1 K$ @  s! s: e) kI belong to somebody.
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( \3 ~. p, n& G- a8 t05 Humpty Dumptysat on a wall,
9 h; a( ^# X5 D  d, }: ~' e4 H! kHumpty Dumpty had a great fall.
- A2 \! D$ }2 R! t& n+ mAll the king's horse and all the king's men
! F; P/ h4 L7 Y# c+ PCouldn't put Humpty together again.
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06 I'm DustyBill
4 C- e7 Z4 z* C$ WFrom Vinegar Hill,
Never had a bath
And I never will.

07 Down at thestation, early in the morning,
/ T. i2 P6 B$ i; mSee the little puffer-bellies all in a row;
! @2 ?2 v1 I' F  |0 ]1 g, _- jSee the engine-driver pull his little lever-
Puff puff, peep peep, off we go!

08 Cackle,cackle, Mother Goose,
: ]; ]8 q7 |4 @Have you any feathers loose?
Truly have I, pretty fellow,
Quite enough to fill a pillow.
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09 Rain on thegreen grass,
: M' I: r/ f; r! IAnd rain on the tree;
$ S( O& {6 ]# ]/ \* s# C7 h* ZRain on the house top,
But not on me.
10 Warm hands,warm,
" \/ t6 F. l9 \) E$ PThe men are gone to plough,
3 ~% ^+ I1 ]; X. ~0 XIf you want to warm your hands,
* ~) J) i8 T8 Awarm your hands now.
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2 h) k' x) |& ~) _2 [' D( v11 I'm a littleteapot, short and stout,
/ ]4 k& u( \. lHere's my handle,
# a  ~5 J8 `2 P+ H# X+ t! HHere's my spout.
When the tea is ready, hear me shout,
Pick me up and
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12 Ride a cockhorse
To Banbury Cross,
To see what Tommy can buy;
  I% ~: U" K, E3 h& i" f1 uA penny white loaf,
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' @$ b8 k3 Y8 o: y: x1 x; d13 To market, tomarket, to buy a fat pig,
: v) e+ e2 x2 Y6 ~9 H6 ^" GHome again, home again, jiggety-jig.
% Q8 a/ J$ E1 `+ x: ]To market, to market, to buy a fat hog,
Home again, home again, jiggety-jog.

14 Jelly on aplate,
  a$ B, C+ @0 r  A" pJelly on a plate,
7 b/ [  [5 g/ y% MWibble, wobble, wibble, wobble,
7 L" q* }. @: c/ AJelly on a plate.

Sausage in a pan,
Sausage in a pan,
Frizzle frazzle, frizzle, frazzle,
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; `% o5 b& T+ k4 B( rBaby on the floor,
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Pick him up, pick him up,
Baby on the floor.

15 Wash the dishes,
7 J0 V8 V/ D& N5 w  C; `! DWipe the dishes,
+ K+ _4 S3 B- `; eRing the bell for tea;
& U* v* q& S+ c/ UThree good wishes,
Three good kisses,

I will give tothee.

16 Christopher Columbus
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He sailed to America
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The can was greasy,
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and higher and higher.
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17 12, Buckle my shoe;
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56, Pick up sticks;
78, Lay them straight;
910, A big fat hen.

5 Y1 |1 H- D* f' z! p* m' ?18 Donkey,donkey, old and grey,
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Lift your ears and blow your horn
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19 Wee WillieWinkie
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( P, m2 r: {- M- S( H' s! IUpstairs and downstairs

in his night-gown,
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Are the children all in bed,
! d2 U) X% ?2 k7 E' Gfor now it's eight o'clock?
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