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
" I4 L. Y5 M2 ?* }- QA cat could eat him
9 A  `: e( I8 }; CHat and all.
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" r8 B1 x: ]- @/ o5 C' `02 Mabel, Mabel,
# T. C$ M+ W8 P, E: y4 ?2 TStrong and able,
Take your elbows
off the table.
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Chapter One
2 `3 U+ \* v1 L) |$ Q$ T03 Jack and Jillwent up the hill,
To fetch a pail of water;
Jack fell down and broke his crown,
9 `9 Z3 B/ ~6 I+ g, R8 S- v  wAnd Jill came tumbling after.
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9 [3 n" m0 s8 j% ]) i( W  D( T04 Shoo fly,don't bother me,
  r1 R# D; F& B0 CShoo fly, don't bother me,
Shoo fly, don't bother me,
, [. s* i  ~) B! aI belong to somebody.

# x, V7 q$ x) r4 z05 Humpty Dumptysat on a wall,
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall.
5 g% X  x$ u# R# b  _( g( lAll the king's horse and all the king's men
$ ?( L8 H2 U5 K+ B1 t0 ]Couldn't put Humpty together again.
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3 T: R! c3 }# g5 Z! O8 e. W' e( M; g06 I'm DustyBill
From Vinegar Hill,
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And I never will.

# S) o1 p- W6 n/ d* b07 Down at thestation, early in the morning,
8 ?$ T) y& u/ }See the little puffer-bellies all in a row;
7 B* t" a2 F/ ~: B, e' W# u8 x4 GSee the engine-driver pull his little lever-
. `# H, T$ j: i' l5 T+ ~% J4 QPuff puff, peep peep, off we go!

08 Cackle,cackle, Mother Goose,
" L" R7 S* Y" g/ ~0 G% Y" WHave you any feathers loose?
- u+ _/ ^1 d2 zTruly have I, pretty fellow,
Quite enough to fill a pillow.

09 Rain on thegreen grass,
3 g6 N3 R8 E' n1 I4 ]' j+ GAnd rain on the tree;
Rain on the house top,
But not on me.
8 o$ g" k! m, ~1 K& \10 Warm hands,warm,
% o- g. x0 Y; CThe men are gone to plough,
If you want to warm your hands,
warm your hands now.

11 I'm a littleteapot, short and stout,
; m+ @( o# L: \5 U; w. h! GHere's my handle,
Here's my spout.
6 B% z# A: [6 s8 K2 zWhen the tea is ready, hear me shout,
7 W2 D0 h8 V2 m7 b( H+ R* fPick me up and
  X! f" h) W$ E2 o" lpour me out!
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3 H4 Y: ?' `, j; W: \5 A12 Ride a cockhorse
To Banbury Cross,
To see what Tommy can buy;
: A" J, q$ {; w* v1 X% mA penny white loaf,
" G0 k+ s; @- qA penny white cake,
And a two-penny apple pie.
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13 To market, tomarket, to buy a fat pig,
- |& A, I7 d: s/ n  z: m5 BHome again, home again, jiggety-jig.
% i9 f. `2 m, L' d3 k& ^3 [To market, to market, to buy a fat hog,
$ f4 I. N: j1 j1 a# G; EHome again, home again, jiggety-jog.

14 Jelly on aplate,
" `6 t  ~, G) q2 UJelly on a plate,
) Z$ V. W2 X4 }8 y* BWibble, wobble, wibble, wobble,
Jelly on a plate.

Sausage in a pan,
4 b' H5 D* c0 X$ T- _Sausage in a pan,
- r: ?! F5 w; R( D! iFrizzle frazzle, frizzle, frazzle,
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) Z, @* H$ _5 y9 e1 bBaby on the floor,
Baby on the floor,
Pick him up, pick him up,
Baby on the floor.

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15 Wash the dishes,
Wipe the dishes,
% L4 G6 j8 g0 @- ?! FRing the bell for tea;
Three good wishes,
! Q0 H" ]' k) q. R2 w, QThree good kisses,

I will give tothee.

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16 Christopher Columbus
was a very great man,
He sailed to America
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And the waves grew higher,
and higher and higher.
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17 12, Buckle my shoe;
34 , Knock at the door;
56, Pick up sticks;
6 C* T, ]8 K" s$ ]) [# F; \2 i78, Lay them straight;
910, A big fat hen.

18 Donkey,donkey, old and grey,
# i) `6 h+ _5 w) r1 zOpen your mouth and gently bray.
Lift your ears and blow your horn
To walk the world this sleepy morn.
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# m- s) I9 R  }, z19 Wee WillieWinkie
/ ~+ j2 o8 V& S- U% C0 Z8 ^runs through the town,
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in his night-gown,
Rapping at the window,
4 g& Q  M6 {3 y! Q/ l' Dcrying through the lock,
. o- f) ~3 g+ K2 F% D' w5 ]Are the children all in bed,
, Y# G% n: U. w8 ?$ \/ Tfor now it's eight o'clock?
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manincity  评论于  2017-11-17 22:35:44

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不错的学习材料，谢谢分享。