One cold and blustery day, Five Little monkeys It was late November Thursday. Five Little monkeys swinging in a So I invited him in tree. you come into my kitchen, “Won’t Teasing Mr. Alligator,” you can't my friend. catch me!” We'll have a cup of tea… A chat… A Along came the alligator quiet as cookie. can be and…SNAP! Maybe two or three. That monkey right out of that tree. But he said,” no, no, no I won't Four little monkey swinging in a come into your kitchen. tree… He said.” No, no, no I'll see you another day” Gobble Gobble ( tune and you know it”) Do You Like About “happy “What Gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble says Thanksgiving?” the bird, What do you like about Gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble says Thanksgiving? the bird. What do you like about Mr. Turkey gobble gobbles. Thanksgiving? And his head goes wobble, wobble. (Child sings,” I like pumpkin pie.”) Gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble says Child's name likes pumpkin pie. the bird. That's what we like Thanksgiving. Over the (Add each child’s favorite to the list) Over the and through the woods. To grandmother's we go. The Pilgrims and Indians The horse knows the way to carry The pilgrims and Indians had a pow the sleigh. wow a long time ago. In the white and drifted snow. The pilgrims and Indians felt like Over the River and through the having a party and so. woods. The pilgrims and Indians cooked a Oh how the Wind does blow. turkey and Indian corn. It stings our nose. Sat down and ate together and And our toes. That Thanksgiving was born, As over the ground we go. Mr. Turkey (Tune of Jacques”) Mr. Turkey, Mr. Turkey. Round and fat. Round and fat. Carving time is coming. Carving time is coming. Yum, Yum, Yum. That is that. Came to My Back Door.” “Turkey A turkey came to my back door. Dinner.” “Turkey
Five Little monkeys Five Little monkeys swinging in a tree. Teasing Mr. Alligator,” you can't catch me!” Along came the alligator quiet as can be and…SNAP! That monkey right out of that tree. Four little monkey swinging in a tree… Gobble Gobble ( tune “happy and you know it”) Gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble says the bird, Gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble says the bird. Mr. Turkey gobble gobbles. And his head goes wobble, wobble. Gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble says the bird. Over the Over the and through the woods. To grandmother's we go. The horse knows the way to carry the sleigh. In the white and drifted snow. Over the River and through the woods. Oh how the Wind does blow. It stings our nose. And our toes. As over the ground we go. “Turkey Came to My Back Door.” A turkey came to my back door. One cold and blustery day, It was late November Thursday. So I invited him in “Won’t you come into my kitchen, my friend. We'll have a cup of tea… A chat… A cookie. Maybe two or three. But he said,” no, no, no I won't come into your kitchen. He said.” No, no, no I'll see you another day” “What Do You Like About Thanksgiving?” What do you like about Thanksgiving? What do you like about Thanksgiving? (Child sings,” I like pumpkin pie.”) Child's name likes pumpkin pie. That's what we like Thanksgiving. (Add each child’s favorite to the list) The Pilgrims and Indians The pilgrims and Indians had a pow wow a long time ago. The pilgrims and Indians felt like having a party and so. The pilgrims and Indians cooked a turkey and Indian corn. Sat down and ate together and That Thanksgiving was born, Mr. Turkey (Tune of Jacques”) Mr. Turkey, Mr. Turkey. Round and fat. Round and fat. Carving time is coming. Carving time is coming. Yum, Yum, Yum. That is that. “Turkey Dinner.”