Name. March Wind We made a brand new kite today, And soon as we were through We came out here fo fly it, And the wind Just blew and blew. And now the kite's a tiny speck; We've used up all the string; I'd Ilke to go and get some more. Anne's such a tiny thing To hold the kite all by herself; Iwouldn' let her try, For fear I might look back and see Anne salling through the sky. shared his/her poem with me for homework. parent's signature(WEATHER SONG Sung to: “BINGO” e » ooF “There was a time when we got wet Foe a and fainy was the weather, © U ‘and rainy was the weather. eo mice There was a time when we got hot ee F and sunny was the weather, fb a SUNNY, SUNNY, SUNNY, c F and sunny was the weather. RAIN, RAIN FALLING DOWN Sung t ‘Row, Row, Row Your Boat” ¢ © Rain, rain falling down, (Wied Singer, downward) © c Falling on the ground. ¢ c Pitter, patter, pitter, patter, 6 c Gat a lovely (squishy, noisy, silly, etc.) sound. fenan A. Miller acon, PA F ro There was a time when we got cold ec r and snowy was the weather. we ee ENOW-Y, ENOWY, SNOWY, c fF ‘and snowy was the weather. 0 C F There was a time when we were Blown r. € F and windy was 2 weather. Fo Fm eB WANED-Y, W-ND-Y, WAAN-D-Y, c F and windy was the weather. ‘steer Linda, Kaman RSM. Piesburgs, PASSS "* ‘THE GARDEN SONG Sung 1 ‘ow, Row, Row Your Boat” « ¢ Dig, dig, dig your garden ¢ c Make it smooth and neat, © Push, push, push that shovel, s c Push It with your feet. © c Plant, plant, plant your seeds © c Push them down an inch © c Cover your seeds with some soil s c Cover with a pinch. © c Water, water, water your seeds © c This will help them sprout, © © Sprinkle lightly and let’s not pour 6 c ‘And don't let them dry out. © c ‘Sun, sun, sunshine c c It will turn them green, c c Carrots and radishes and peppers, too 8 c Tomatoes and some beans. © c Watch, watch, watch them grow © ‘See them grow so tall c c Put a scarecrow in the ground s To protect them all. THE SEED Sung to: “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" c roe Vm a little planted seed. m6 o, | See the rain falling on me. c roe or Sun shines down through the trees. c f c or ‘These are the things | need indeed. © F c ‘Oh, how happy they make me, oc a c I'm a little growing seed. ‘Adee Engels fit Rage c c Pull, pull, pull the weeds © © Keep your garden clear © To make them grow up and out o c ‘And stretch out here and there. Fick, pick, pick your feast Gook some vensie soup You'll have lots and lots to eat, Enough t0 feed the group. Karhion M. Todd __ North tales, PA oom ont penis| | MARCH 17th Sung to: “Row, Row, Row Your Boat” c ¢ 1 like this day March 17th, ¢ < | like the good St. Pat. c c He loved the land called Ireland. 7 ¢ Now, what do you think of that? © c I like this day March 17th. c ¢ I like the good St. Pat. c © He drove the snakes right from the land. or c Now, what do you think of that? ¢ 1 like this day March 17th. © c I like the good St. Pat. c c He taught the people to be good. or © Now, what do you think of that? ¢ | like this day March 17th. © J like the good St. Pat. ¢ c He used the shamrock growing green. or € Now, what do you think of that? ¢ & | like this day March 17th. c c | Tike the good St. Pat. c c ‘So we'll help the Irish celebrate. or ¢ Now, what do you think of that? NOTE: Legend has it that St. Patrick freed Ireland Of snakes. He taught the ‘illustrating truths: of aakes. He ugh the people by ilustating (Berry Ruth Bakar Wass, TX LEPRECHAUNS ‘Sung to: “Three Blind Mice” C6 6:6)16_ 16 Leprechauns, Leprechauns, ¢ 67 c co ¢ Hiding here, hiding there, c soc They don’t want us to see them play, © c c Every year on St. Patrick's Day. © s © ‘See them smile in their cute Jittle way, e 6 6 cis ¢ Leprechauns, Leprechauns. De. Margery A. yee Park, MADO YOU KNOW WHAT A SHAMROCK 15? Sung to: “Mary Had A Little Lamb” © ¢ Do you know what a shamrock is, s ¢ A shamrock is, a shamrock is, © © Bo you know what a shamrock is? c See A shamrock is a plant. « € Bo you know where a shamrock grows, s © A shamrock grows, a shamrock grows, © © Do you know where a shamrock grows? Ss © A shamrock grows on (in) the ground. © c Do you know what color a shamrock is, © c Do you know what color a shamrock is? 6 c A shamrock is green, _ Magers Senne wt 1M A LITTLE LEPRECHAUN Sung to: “I'm A Little Teapot © Pm a lite leprechaun. f c Can you see? o ¢ © Vm as tiny as 1 can be. © c f c 1 only come around just once a year. F c cs arc That's when St. Patrick’s Day is near. erry Ruth Baker Wie, Tx. LEPRECHAUN’S MARCH Sung to: “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star” Leprechauns are marching by, Soe how cite they Sink their Eye. See them marching two by So, Ean't you see them wave to You, ¢ . F think St. Patrick's Day is near, o c c Because the Leprechauns are here. Be. Marrery A. Krank yee Pa Mh‘ON ST. PATRICK'S DAY Sung to: “The Mulberry Bush” . > Let's wear green and dance a jig, a a Dance a ‘jig, dance a jig, > > Let's wear green and dance a jig, a D On St, Patrick's Day. > > All join hands and circle round, A A Circle round, circle round, ° ° All join hands and circle round, a D ‘On St, Patrick’s Day. o . Twirl your partner round-about, A a Round-about, round-about, D > Twirl your partner round-about, a > On St. Patrick’s Day. TOP OF THE MORNING TO YOU Sung ‘Home on the Range” 7 c i Oh top of the morning to you 87 En a D7 Where the leprechauns dance all around s s St. Patrick is here c c ‘And we're as happy as can be s 7 s Oh Happy St. Patrick's to you ! Ketstine Wagoner Pacific, WA aOH RAINBOW, OH RAINBOW ‘Sung to: “Oh, Christmas Tree” 6 dp 6 Oh, rainbow, Oh, rainbow an DG How lovely are your colors. 6 a ‘Oh, rainbow, Oh, rainbow, an pc How lovely are your colors, ce Purple, red and orange t00, o s Yellow, green, and blue so true. 6 CI Oh, rainbow, Oh, rainbow am o G How lovely are your colors. Seata, Waldron Uineete, NE ZIM BAM Sung to: “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star © © F c Zim bam, zim bam, zim bam bee o € or c 1 see a rainbow over the tree. ¢ or ¢ o Zim bam, zim bam, zim bam bay © a c a 1 see a rainbow far away. c © . c Zim bam, zim bam, zim bam by o © ef 1 see a rainbow in the sky. c c F c Zim bam, zim bam, zim bam boo or © oc I see a rainbow over you. {ean Warren