1.  Another Day  Listen...     Quick MIDI
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit,
Thank you for another day.
May we treasure every moment
As a gift you send our way.
In our coming and our going,
See us safely through.
Keep us ever close together,
Doing that which pleases you.

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2.  Anytime!  Listen...     Quick MIDI
Anytime's a good time to share,
Anytime's a good time to share;
Doing to others as you would have them do to you.
Anytime's a good time to care,
Anytime's a good time to care;
Loving your neighbor as you love yourself.

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3.  Apple Pie  Listen...     Quick MIDI
My favorite food is apple pie,
Apple pie, apple pie.
My favorite food is apple pie;
Yum, yum, pass me some!
(This song is a game in which other foods can be added on in alphabetical order, food groups, etc.)

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4.  Bendy Parts  Listen...     Quick MIDI
 I have bendy parts, you know.
They can move all around,
Get me where I want to go;
Sometimes up, sometimes down.
Toes and ankles, knees and hips
Help me walk and stand and sit.
Thank you, God, for all of it;
Bendy parts on me!

I have many others, too.
They can move all around.
Doing what I want to do;
Sometimes up, sometimes down.
Fingers, elbows, shoulders, wrists,
Neck and backbone turn and twist.
Thank you, God, for all of it;
Bendy parts on me!

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5.  Beep! Listen...     Quick MIDI
You have reached the home of Tommy Tucker.
I am busy singing for my supper.
If you leave your name and number, when I'm through,
I will get back to you. Beep! 

You have reached the home of little Bo Peep.
I am busy looking for my lost sheep.
If you want to leave a message, when I'm through,
I will get back to you. Beep!
(Have children practice leaving messages on answering machines)

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6.  Community Helpers Listen...     Quick MIDI
The police officer, the police officer,
We want to thank the police officer
For making our community
A better place for you and me to be!
(Additional verses for librarian, firefighter crossing guard, postal carrier, doctor, nurse, dentist)

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7.  The Church Year  Listen...     Quick MIDI
Advent is that time of year
When we prepare for Christ to appear.
Alleluia, praise the Lord.
Alleluia, amen.

Christmas is that time of year
When God's own son was born down here.
Alleluia, praise the Lord.
Alleluia, amen.

Epiphany is that time of year
When Jesus' love for all is clear.
Alleluia, praise the Lord.
Alleluia, amen. 

Lent is that time of year
When all our sins disappear;
Jesus suffered and died then;
Lord and savior of all men.

Easter is that time of year
When Jesus rose with a mighty cheer.
Alleluia, praise the Lord.
Alleluia, amen. 

Ascension is that time of year
When Christ returned to his father, dear.
Alleluia, praise the Lord.
Alleluia, amen.

Pentecost is that time of year
When we bear witness for all to hear
Alleluia, praise the Lord.
Alleluia, amen.

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8.  Different!  Listen...     Quick MIDI
I am different, you are different,
God made us different;
How unique we are!
Long live the difference,
Near or far.
Sparkle like a snowflake,
Twinkle like a star.

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9.  Food for Thought  Listen...  Quick MIDI
Cotton candy clouds, blueberry sky.
Sun so warm and round and bright, like a lemon pie.
Flower lollipops- what a tasty treat;
God's world looks good enough to eat! 

Ginger-colored leaves snap in the fall.
Crispy like potato chips, I could eat them all.
Mountains capped with cream, what a tasty treat;
God's world looks good enough to eat!

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10.  Five Good Senses Listen...     Quick MIDI
I can feel hot and cold and tickly little things.
I can feel hard and soft and prickly little stings.
Sensors on my surface are the key,
And I think that makes good sense to me!

I can see light and dark and shapes of every size.
I can see near and far and what is colorized.
Winkers in my noggin are the key,
And I think that makes good sense to me! 

I can taste bitter, sweet and salt and spicy hot.
I can taste if there's flavor and if there is not.
Buddies on my wagger is the key,
And I think that makes good sense to me! 

I can hear loud and soft, up high and way down low.
I can hear harsh and brassy, weepy tremolo.
Flappers by my sideburns are the key,
And I think that makes good sense to me!

I can smell new things, old things in a musty trunk.
I can smell food and flowers and a frightened skunk.
Nostrils in my schnozzle are the key,
And I think that makes good sense to me!

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11. The Gardeners  Listen...     Quick MIDI
Our pastors and our teachers are here to help us grow,
By tending to the seeds of faith planted long ago.
They help us learn of Jesus, they help us walk his way.
And maybe when I've grown enough, I'll tend seeds someday.

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12.  Howdy Do!  Listen...     Quick MIDI
(Shout)One! Two! Three! Four!
Howdy do! I want you to meet a friend of mine.
It won't take but one handshake, if you have the time.
(A "square dance"-continue repeating song)

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13.  The Months  Listen...    Quick MIDI
January's very cold; February, too.
Blowing in on March's wind,
Spring makes her debut.
April, May are wet and warm;
Birds and bugs appear.
School will soon be our in June;
That makes half a year. 

In July and August, too, greenery covers all.
And September is the cue
For the leaves to fall.
In October, pumpkin frost;
In November, deer.
At December's wintry end,
Start another year!

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14.  Moods  Listen...    Quick MIDI
If I were a dog and feeling bad,
My head would droop; my tail would sag.
If I were a bird, I would not sing,
And I wouldn't want to sing.
If I were a dog and feeling glad,
My ears would perk, my tail would wag.
If I were a bird, I'd chirp some chirps;
I'd preen upon my perch. 

If I were a cat and feeling low,
I'd want everyone to just plain go.
If I were a hamster, I'd retreat,
And probably would not eat.
If I were a cat and felt secure,
I'd jump on a lap and stretch and purr.
If I were a hamster full of fun,
I'd jump on my wheel and run.

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15.  Nine One One  Listen...     Quick MIDI
In an emergency,
Don't get all panicky!
Call this number; help will come:
Nine-one-one!

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16.  Piana Person  Listen...    Quick MIDI
On my make-believe piana,
I can be the top banana;
Everyone will look at me and say,
"What a super virtuoso!
There is no one else who knows so
Much about pianas and their play.

I can play in fast. I can play it slow.
I can play it high. I can play it low.

Smooth as whipping cream, jumping like a bean.
Standing here or there; sitting in a chair.

Fingers out of sight; with my eyes shut tight.
Softly as the rain; loudly as a train.

On my make-believe piana,
I can be the top banana;
Everyone will look at me and say,
"What a super virtuoso!
There is no one else who knows so
Much about pianas and their play.
(action song)

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17.  Related by Blood  Listen...     Quick MIDI
My father's sister is my aunt, my mother's sister, too.
My uncles are their brother. A doodle, doodle, do.
If either one of these have kids, my cousins they would be.
By blood we are related. A doodle, doodle, dee! 

My father's dad is my grandpa; my mother's dad is, too.
My grandmas are their mothers. A doodle, doodle, do.
The kids of both my grandparents are aunts and uncs to me.
By blood we are related. A doodle, doodle, dee. 

My siblings aren't my cousins but they are related, too.
Their parents are my parents. A doodle, doodle, do.
I'd need a calculator just to count my family,
If I went back to Adam. A doodle, doodle, dee!

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18.  Something to Do  Listen...     Quick MIDI
On the card that's going round,
There is something to be found.
It is something you must do,
When the music stops at you.
(game)

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19.  Setting a Place  Listen...    Quick MIDI
The fork is on the left, with the napkin.
The knife is on the right with the spoon.
The glass should sit
At the knife's tip,
And the plate's in the middle like a big, round moon;
The plate's in the middle like a moon!

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20.  Scary Stuff  Listen...     Quick MIDI
Mother nature gets real showy;
Thunder, lightning, dark and blowy.
I'm as shaky as can be;
This is scary stuff to me!
God is always there
To take care of me.
Jesus hears my prayer
And gives me peace. 

Sometimes there's a storm inside me;
I get jealous, mean and angry.
I'm as lonely as can be;
This is scary stuff to me.
God is always there
To take care of me.
Jesus hears my prayer
And gives me peace.

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 21.  For Our School  Listen...     Quick MIDI
Jesus, thank you for our school.
May your love and lessons rule.
Bless our teachers, pastors, too.
For these things we thank you.
For these things we thank you. 

Jesus, thank you for our school;
For a congregation who'll
Want to help in what we do.
For these things we thank you.
For these things we thank you. 

Jesus, thank you for our school.
We believe and trust that you'll
Always be there, strong and true.
For these things we thank you.
For these things we thank you.

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22.  Take a Break! Listen...     Quick MIDI
Put your arm above your head, and see if you can touch your other ear.
Put your arm above your head, and see if you can touch your other ear.
March and put your knees up, try to touch your chin.
Take a breath and let the air go out and in.
Then bow. Take two.
It's great to take a break with you.

Put your hands behind you neck, and see if you can make your elbows touch.
Put your hands behind you neck, and see if you can make your elbows touch.
Wrinkle up you eyebrows. Give a little grin.
Take a breath and let the air go out and in.
Then bow. Take two.
It's great to take a break with you. 

Put your feet a foot apart, and see if you can make your two knees clap.
Put your feet a foot apart, and see if you can make your two knees clap.
Shrug your giant shoulders, twitch your tiny nose.
Do the breathing thing, 'cuz  that's how this song goes.
Then bow. Take two.
It's great to take a break with you.

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23.  The Walk   Listen...     Quick MIDI
What a beautiful morning! That's what I said to me.
I'll get up and go walking; see what there is to see.

First I better put clothes on. That's what I said to me.
Then I'll eat a good breakfast, drink my vitamin C.

Then I'll comb my hair, That's what I said to me.
wash my hand and my face, and I'll brush my teeth.

Write a note to my mother. That's what I said to me.
So my mother won't worry; she will know where I'll be.

Maybe I'll make a sandwich. That's what I said to me.
Just in case it's a long walk, and I want to eat.

Better pack a banana. That's what I said to me.
And I'll put in a cookie, maybe two or three.

Better put on a jacket. That's what I said to me.
And get into my backpack. Now I have all I need.

I will open the front door. That's what I said to me.
Then I'll close it and lock it, and I'll pocket the key.

What's that drippy, wet feeling? That's what I said to me.
It has just started raining, and it's cold as can be!

Guess it's time to go in, now. That's what I said to me.
Snuggle up on the sofa. Watch a show on TV.
(action song)

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24.  Weather Wise   Listen...     Quick MIDI
We are weather-wise,
Watching changes in the skies.
Every change that Jesus gives,
Helps his living things to live. 

Humid weather is
What can make your hair-do frizz.
Lots of moisture in the air;
Foggy, soggy everywhere. 

Rain, don't go away;
Come and splatter, splash and spray.
You give thirsty earth a drink.
That is very nice, I think. 

Snowflakes falling down,
Make a blanket for the ground.
Sleet and slush and ice and snow
All are forms of H2O. 

Sunshine, shine your rays.
Bring us light and warm our days.
From your rising, till you set,
God has work for you, I bet.

Wind or gentle breeze,
Blowing pollen makes me sneeze.
Wind is air that's passing by,
Causing flags to flap and fly.

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  25.  What Can You Do? Listen...     Quick MIDI
What can you do to help around the house?
What can you do to make your presence known?
Make your bed, hand up your clothes, answer the telephone. 

What can you do to help around the house?
What can you do to make your presence known?
Set the table, clear it, too; answer the telephone. 

What can you do to help around the house?
What can you do to make your presence known?
Pick up toys and take out trash; answer the telephone.

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6.  While I Was Waiting ...   Listen...     Quick MIDI
I sat and sat and sat and sat and sat and sat some more.
I sat and sat and sat and sat and sat and sat some more.
I sat and sat and sat and sat and sat and sat some more.
And after that, I sat and sat some more.

(tapped, drummed, yawned, etc.)

And finally I couldn't stand the waiting any more.
And finally I couldn't stand the waiting any more.
And finally I couldn't stand the waiting any more.
So I got up and walked right out the door!

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