A children’s song suitable for most ages on the subject of the circus and the acts that can be seen there You can watch the video to see if it suits your requirements, and download the voice mp3, the backing track mp3, the lyrics and the sheet music for the song. The lyrics are as follows Why don’t you come to the circus with me That’s where we’ll all have some fun Acrobats jugglers and clowns all to see Something there for ev’ ry one Watch the young girl on the flying trapeze See the young men walk the tightrope with ease Men eating fire I just hope they don’t sneeze Something there for ev’ ry one Come to the circus have fun Why don’t you come to the circus with me That’s where we’ll all have some fun Horses and elephants there just to see Something there for ev’ry one People on stilts oh just look at their height The strong man is someone I’d not choose to fight A man throwing knives at a girl that’s not right Missing her with ev’ ry one Come to the circus have fun

This is a very tongue in cheek song about Christopher Columbus discovering America. The lyrics are as follows In fourteen hundred and ninety two Christopher Columbus set sail with his crew To reach the Indies was his intent But without Google maps that is not where his ships went The two month voyage didn’t go as planned In America his three ships reached dry land And since that day everybody knows his name For discovering America we know now who to blame For discovering America we know now who to blame Feel free to change the last 2 lines to For discovering America he’s had a lot of fame The song pack comes with Vocal mp3, Backing track mp3, Lyrics and Sheet Music

Not to be confused with the “London’s Burning” this is a new short song for young children / teachers providing some information about the KS1 topic The Great Fire of London in 1666. The lyrics are as follows In sixteen hundred and sixty six There was a fire in Pudding Lane The houses were wooden not made with bricks And the weather was hot with no rain London is burning, by day and by night For four days the flames leap all around London is burning what a terrible sight As London is burned to the ground London is burned to the ground The song could be used as an introduction to the topic of The Great Fire of London, as a means of memorizing the basic facts of the event, or even as the soundtrack to a little video using drawings by the children The resource pack contains an mp3 of the song, an mp3 backing track, sheet music and lyrics

The whole story of the KS1 topic The Pied Piper and the town of Hamelin - in quite a jazzy style. The song pack contains Vocal mp3, Backing track mp3 , music score and lyrics

Short song/video to introduce KS1 topic MiniBeasts -listing some of the invertebrates likely to be found in the iar and on the ground. The pack contains a link to the video, mp3 downloads of vocal and backing track, lyrics and sheet music The lyrics are as follows It’s great to be invertebrate it’s great to be invertebrate Wasps and bees worms and slugs Ants flies ladybirds and lots of other bugs In the air on the ground Little minibeasts are all around It’s great to be invertebrate it’s great to be invertebrate Wood lice spiders moths butterflies Minibeasts come in ev’ry shape and size At cleaning up they are first rate Well done minibeasts - invertebrates are great It’s great to be invertebrate It’s great to be invertebrate It’s great to be invertebrate - it’s great!

A children’s song suitable for most ages on the subject of Halloween. You can watch the video to see if it suits your requirements, and download the voice mp3, the backing track mp3, the lyrics and the sheet music for the song. Ideal short sound track if you decide to produce your own video for Halloween!!! This song now has an updated animated video for Halloween 2020

This is a little song written by me for Nursery School children, where I work. Very popular with children, because a) It’s noisy b) they can try to beat their arms like a drum (hopefully in time to the music)

A really popular little action song which I wrote for little children. At nursery school they have to “mount your horses” and then just gallop about until “Off the horse we drop” where they usually hurl themselves to the ground and await the next “mount your horses” command. I’ve always maintained that this is the best song to make little children drop off quickly!!!

Another really silly song which works on the logic that if you don’t disturb the frog spawn, tadpole, frog life cycle there will be more Princes around for marriage!!

Another silly song which has proved really popular with nursery school kids. They can start of just going “Woof” at the appropriate places in the song and gradully build up the words

A sweet little song about a sad little Nonny Mouse who will never be a star (If you are a Nonny Mouse you’ll never be a star) Just a fun song for little kids who love the little picture of A Nonny Mouse

Sweet little song about a caterpillar - who changes into (would you believe it) a butterfly

A popular song with the nursery school children I work with - mainly because the thought of Daddy and Mummy snoring like a monster is highly amusing, and they enjoy attempting to do the snoring noises as well

Probably the only preschool song to quote the speed of the earth around the sun -(67,000 m.p.h)

I decided that it was easier for little children to learn dinosaurs names in a song. So I included Pterodactyl, Diplodocus, Brontosaurus and Tyrannosaurus Rex in the song - and the children manage to learn it!!!

Not the usual “What came first?” question. This song questions whether the chicken’s head or it’s leg appear first and the kids enjoy making the clucking sounds

Pretty little song which attempts to teach little children about the importance of sharing.

Jolly little song for little children about the importance of putting litter in a bin rather than on the ground

A little song to help little children say not only “Please” and “Thank You” but also “Bless Me” and “Excuse Me” so that they can become the Lord and Lady of the Manners

I wrote this one based on a request from some of the children and because it amuses me to see them trying to whistle!