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。

01 Jerry Hall
He is so small
' j. g& \8 u+ s2 G, y! A/ \* HA cat could eat him
8 Y. J( _+ ^# Q& f, q9 OHat and all.

1 v; G6 D* ^. [2 \. e) N& q/ S02 Mabel, Mabel,
$ r, Q& H: f6 zStrong and able,
Take your elbows
off the table.
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& r) C8 u& R  e* l. |% G% k9 gChapter One
4 C( b' ?6 ]- a  c( K! G03 Jack and Jillwent up the hill,
To fetch a pail of water;
0 \+ c0 ^: r% v# WJack fell down and broke his crown,
4 n' O& W+ u" |. \9 w9 v% ?$ FAnd Jill came tumbling after.
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+ h: W8 M) l# L04 Shoo fly,don't bother me,
Shoo fly, don't bother me,
+ C. D5 L- M* b2 f: J: g# yShoo fly, don't bother me,
+ P. U  @; ?, W+ \1 f) @I belong to somebody.
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0 W( D4 d7 K7 {05 Humpty Dumptysat on a wall,
  \3 X! z. x8 i+ J1 i) D6 [$ aHumpty Dumpty had a great fall.
4 ~; e$ C- @& m; W5 K9 ^; N2 b% wAll the king's horse and all the king's men
Couldn't put Humpty together again.
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4 h1 z) K; k# M: [/ r5 V* I06 I'm DustyBill
8 w: z6 T$ e/ [- MFrom Vinegar Hill,
Never had a bath
And I never will.

07 Down at thestation, early in the morning,
" F( C% ~3 o& W4 J7 OSee the little puffer-bellies all in a row;
See the engine-driver pull his little lever-
Puff puff, peep peep, off we go!
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7 a. W) P  V/ N2 N  }4 m08 Cackle,cackle, Mother Goose,
Have you any feathers loose?
$ z0 @( W0 C% |3 m& m$ W/ `! nTruly have I, pretty fellow,
9 H; |7 m( O+ M' XQuite enough to fill a pillow.

! k4 K/ ~9 P# S! F09 Rain on thegreen grass,
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6 W# j3 l/ E. Z( i& v  d4 ~% mRain on the house top,
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7 I: E4 H. d, E& G9 N3 B10 Warm hands,warm,
The men are gone to plough,
5 Y5 M. z7 x% C) HIf you want to warm your hands,
warm your hands now.

11 I'm a littleteapot, short and stout,
: y2 V2 B  J7 l- aHere's my handle,
Here's my spout.
# F, v1 t2 M: l, w% xWhen the tea is ready, hear me shout,
7 T9 z' u+ g, W/ FPick me up and
/ ?" ?1 b* j+ ^# P3 s/ \pour me out!

12 Ride a cockhorse
1 Y5 v$ |/ i1 i0 [# O, Q9 kTo Banbury Cross,
To see what Tommy can buy;
A penny white loaf,
A penny white cake,
And a two-penny apple pie.
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13 To market, tomarket, to buy a fat pig,
Home again, home again, jiggety-jig.
$ j7 a' D  f- g3 L* bTo market, to market, to buy a fat hog,
Home again, home again, jiggety-jog.

% ?2 ?% {4 z- P6 H1 b9 e! P4 k14 Jelly on aplate,
1 t/ B6 o% u- E9 v7 e; H/ I* K9 ZJelly on a plate,
Wibble, wobble, wibble, wobble,
) f, _/ y$ m; E. nJelly on a plate.

Sausage in a pan,
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( G; w* ?! B$ iFrizzle frazzle, frizzle, frazzle,
Sausage in a pan.
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Baby on the floor,
1 _) |9 c/ p6 W0 L; eBaby on the floor,
Pick him up, pick him up,
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15 Wash the dishes,
Wipe the dishes,
Ring the bell for tea;
2 V, s+ o2 m) a/ L# h$ k3 kThree good wishes,
- M% a' s0 L& `# ~* CThree good kisses,

I will give tothee.

16 Christopher Columbus
( r' X2 X. H( c+ h  Pwas a very great man,
' H+ n0 y& R5 o+ p/ hHe sailed to America
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The can was greasy,
And it wasn't very easy,
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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.

18 Donkey,donkey, old and grey,
Open your mouth and gently bray.
3 |9 k! T& S. ?) t6 s1 sLift your ears and blow your horn
To walk the world this sleepy morn.

19 Wee WillieWinkie
runs through the town,
2 k* z4 @9 [% I/ R$ c, D: g5 yUpstairs and downstairs

in his night-gown,
$ x% M0 T+ i. xRapping at the window,
crying through the lock,
Are the children all in bed,
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