Baby Wordplay

🌺 *Tingalayo! This Caribbean song has a bit of dialect, Me (My) donkey dance, Me (My) donkey sing... etc. An example of exposing your little one to the diversity of language.
*If you're new to the podcast please begin with #1 & #2 so you can learn some of the basics. *Please Subscribe Rate and Review!*🌺 For more information about Baby Wordplay 🌺 🌺 Questions? Send me an email🌺 Warmly, Miss Pam 🌺

++ This episode has a little British flavour. Cheers!
☕I feel lucky to be able to spend a few months in London each year with my daughter's family with 2 grandchildren, ages 3 and 5 years - and one just arrived!
This helps to keep me on my early literacy toes!
Resources:
+ 'Miss Pam Has 5 Senses' modeled on Aliki's book MY FIVE SENSES published by Harper Collins, adapted by me.
+Sitting here in London - tune from "Sitting Here in Limbo" - Jimmy Cliff
Thank you for tuning into me, and your little one!
- Miss Pam, Children's Librarian, Trained Teacher and Early Literacy Specialist.
PREMIUM

Wishy Washy Washer Woman
. . . and so much more!
Parents, listen with your little one the first few times. Do the actions with them or for them.
Make sure they can see your mouth and see how you make sounds the sounds that you make!
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Way down in the valley where nobody goes
     
There's a wishy washy washer woman washing her clothes

She goes: ooh! aah! ooh ahh, ooh ahh, ooh, ahh
       (using both hands scrub down then up)
That's how the wishy washy washer woman washes her clothes!

 Way down in the valley where nobody goes
There's a wishy washy washer woman drying her clothes

She goes:  (blow!) aah! (blow!) aah! (blow!) aah (blow!) aah!
That's how the wishy washy washer woman dries her clothes
 Way down in the valley where nobody goes
There's a wishy washy washer woman folding her clothes

She goes: clap clap, clap clap, clap clap, clap clap
That's how the wishy washy washer woman folds her clothes!

Have fun with phonics!
Warmly,Miss Pam

One of my favorite songs. Makes me feel happy every time - it's catching! Estoy en España y me gusta cantar de eso!
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From Miss Pam, Children's Librarian and Early Literacy Expert with over 35 years of experience.

Repetition is the key to learning, however, no two episodes are the same!

🌺 LYRICS:
Me gusta cantar, I like to sing Me gusta bailar, I like to dance Me gusta jugar, I like to play Me gusta contar, I like to count Me gusta cantar, Me gusta bailar Me gusta jugar, Me gusta cantar Me gusta means I like it and Tu me gustas means that I like you!

REPEAT!Me gusta leer, I like to readMe gusta comer, I like to eat Me gusta reir, I like to laugh Me gusta vivir, I like to liveMe gusta LEER, me gusta COMER Me gusta REIR, me gusta VIVIR Me gusta means I like it andTu me gustas means that I like you!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠
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*Why a podcast for babies?Get your baby cooing, babbling and talking - micro-steps to language. A mix of songs, rhymes and simple stories, is a joyful, educational tool to use every day for 12 minutes of intentional read, rhyme and singing - early literacy and numeracy skill building.

REPERTOIRE gives you and your baby a shared repertoire of songs, stories, rhymes and more.Once your child is familiar with a few episodes use it to ease those fussy moments or to get a 12 minute break! :)*SEASONS 1 to 3 are geared to newborn to age 4. *SEASON 4 is geared to ages to 2- 4+ years. *Find Themed Playlists On SpotifyAll seasons are fun for all ages! +Please *Rate and *Review!* THANKS Questions or problems? Send me an email info@babywordplay.com 🌺 Warmly, Miss PamFormerly of Princeton Public Library, Princeton, NJ, USA +TESTIMONIAL: "I love the podcast. My daughter got excited as soon as she heard the first song. Thank you so much." 
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This episode first aired in March, 2021

Great episode to introduce all kinds of tree names! Try Maple, Sycamore, Poui, Dogwood and more!