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Little Miss Muffet
Little Miss Muffet sat on a tuffet,
Eating her curds and whey.
Along came a spider,
Who sat down beside her,
And frightened Miss Muffet away.
Itsy, Bitsy Spider
The itsy, bitsy spider,
Climbed up the water spout. (place each thumb on opposite pinky finger and walk hands up and down)
Down came the rain, (wriggle fingers as hands move down to represent rain)
And washed the spider out.
Out came the sunshine, (raise hands, fingers spread like the sun)
And dried up all the rain.
And the itsy, bitsy spider,
Climbed up the spout again. (place each thumb on opposite pinky finger and walk hands up and down)
Here is the Beehive
Here is the beehive, (make a fist)
Where are the bees?
Hiding inside where nobody sees.
Watch them come creeping out of the hive,
One, two, three, four, five. (release one finger at a time from the fist/hive)
BUZZ-ZZZ (wiggle fingers all around)
WEATHER WATCHING
Bright Sun
(sung to “Row, Row, Row Your Boat”)
Bright sun shining down,
Shining on the ground,
What a lovely face you have,
Yellow, big and round.
Rain
Rain on the rooftops,
Rain on the trees,
Rain on the green grass,
But not on me!
Mother’s day
The International Women's Day is a holiday of beauty, tenderness and feminity. Also it is known as “Mothers day”. People celebrate this holiday, as a holiday of love, kindness and beauty. Men give this day to the mothers, wives and daughters flowers and gifts with sincere wishes.
March 8th is an official public holiday inn Uzbekistan. This beautiful spring holiday is most often celebrated in the family circle with a festive meal. Another popular choice to celebrate March 8th is by visiting friends and relatives. Men and women give flowers, postcards with poetry, chocolate, and other pleasant gifts to their mothers, wives, grandmothers, sisters and daughters.
Some Uzbek men like to undertake all household duties on this day - starting with washing dishes and ending with cooking dinner and looking after children, so that women can enjoy a full day of rest.
Since the International Women's Day is a non-working day in Uzbekistan, office workers celebrate it just the day before the holiday. In companies and organizations, all women receive flowers and small memorable gifts from their male co-workers and, sometimes, from employers themselves. During the lunch break, it is common to have a small office party with cake and a glass of wine.
Popular Uzbek entertainers organize concerts and performances to create the festive mood on March 8th. The best singers and most talented actors perform on stage with songs and poems about love and beautiful women. However, very few Uzbeks celebrate the holiday by going to concerts, theaters or movies. The traditional way to celebrate is at home among friends and family.
It’s not required to buy an expensive gift to show that you care about a person. Many women will be pleased to receive a postcard with a poem and a few words of congratulations. Even if you are away from your wife, mother, grandmother or sister, you can always send her a postcard or write an email.
When Uzbeks want to congratulate someone with March 8th they say one of the following phrases:
"8-Mart bilan tabriklayman!" (I Congratulate you with March 8th!)
"Xalqaro xotin-qizlar bayrami bilan tabriklayman!" (I Congratulate you with International Women's Day!)
I love Mommy, I love Mommy,
Yes I do, yes I do
All I want to say
Is “Happy Mother's Day”
I love you, I love you!
I love my mommy, yessiree!
She is very good to me!
She makes me dinner and yummy treats,
That's my mom and she's real neat!
Oh, oh, oh, who wouldn't know,
Oh, oh, oh, who wouldn't know,
I love my mommy and she loves me,
That's the way it's supposed to be!
Five little mommies I once knew,
Nice ones, pretty ones, cool ones, too,
And the one in the middle that belongs to me...
I love her and she loves me!
Down to the supermarket we would go,
Wibble - wobble, wibble - wobble, to and fro,
And the one in the middle that belongs to me,
I love her and she loves me!
Sometimes, Mom says, "Don't do this,"
Sometimes, Mom says, "Don't do that,"
She still loves me, yes, that I know.
Why? Because she tells me so.
Sometimes, Mom says, "Let's do this!"
Sometimes, Mom says, "Kiss, kiss, kiss!"
Mommy takes good care of me,
Care of me, care of me,
Mommy takes good care of me,
Because she loves me so.
Mommy, it's your special day,
And it's time for me to say -
I'm glad for all the things you do.
Thank you, Mommy, I love you!
Oh, my mother has a special name.
It s M-O-M-M-Y!
My mother has a special name.
It s M-O-M-M-Y!
Oh, I love to hug her every day.
And when I kiss her, I will say,
Mommy, mommy, I love you -
I L-O-V-E Y-O-U!
We love mothers.
We love mothers.
Yes we do; yes we do.
Mothers are for hugging
Mothers are for kissing
We love you; yes, we do.
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