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Over in the Jungle | Book story time with a counting rhyme for kids to sing along

Over in the Jungle - a rainforest rhyme by Marianne Berkes, illustrated by Jeanette Canyon: Sing with me this jungle version of the famous rhyme "Over in the Meadow" about ten different animals that live in the jungle. While singing, I show you the book pages containing pictures of the animals and the lyrics. 🎤Need lyrics to sing along? Turn on closed captions / subtitles (CC). ℹ️ Count, clap and sing among enchanting rainforest animals to the rhythm of the whimsical children's favorite, "Over in the Meadow." This rainforest is teeming with monkeys that hoot, ocelots that pounce, parrots that squawk, and boas that squeeze! The remarkable illustrations - all done in polymer clay - vividly convey the abundant energy of a rainforest. 🎵Watch our playlists🎵: 🐶🐱Animal songs for kids to sing along    • 🐶🐱Animal songs for kids to sing along   🔢Number and counting songs for kids to sing along    • 🔢Number and counting songs for kids to sin...   🎶Nursery rhymes and kids songs to sing and move along and have fun!    • Nursery rhymes and kids songs to sing and ...   Singing makes you happy! Kids music with high energy and lots of fun. Real people, real music, real instruments – real fun! Songs, rhymes and stories for babies, toddlers, kindergarten and preschool kids, and children of any age. A resource for nursery, kindergarten, primary / elementary school, and music teachers with ideas for the classroom and for early childhood music education. --------------------------------------- 🎤Lyrics to sing along in subtitles / closed captions (CC): Over in the jungle where the trees greet the sun Lived a mother marmoset and her marmoset one. “Swing,” said the mother. “I swing,” said the one. So they swung and they hung where the trees greet the sun. Over in the jungle wearing wings of shiny blue Lived a morpho butterfly and her little morphos two. “Flit,” said the mother. “We flit,” said the two. So they flitted and they fluttered wearing wings of shiny blue. Over in the jungle on a leafy canopy Lived a noisy mother parrot and her little parrots three. “Squawk,” said the mother. “We squawk,” said the three. So they squawked and they walked on a leafy canopy. Over in the jungle on a rainforest floor Lived a leaf cutter ant and her little ants four. “Scurry,” said the mother. “We scurry,” said the four. So they scurried and they hurried on a rainforest floor. Over in the jungle near a big bee hive Lived a mother honey bear and her little honeys five. “Scramble,” said the mother. “We scramble,” said the five. So they scrambled and they rambled toward a big bee hive. Over in the jungle curled around some mossy sticks Lived a long mother boa and her little boas six. “Squeeze,” said the mother. “We squeeze,” said the six. So they squeezed and were pleased curled around some mossy sticks. Over in the jungle in bromeliad heaven Lived a poison dart frog and her little froggies seven. “Hop,” said the mother. “We hop,” said the seven. So they hopped and they plopped in bromeliad heaven. Over in the jungle where she knew how to wait Lived a mother ocelot and her ocelots eight. “Pounce,” said the mother. “We pounce,” said the eight. So they pounced and they bounced and they learned how to wait. Over in the jungle hanging from a heavy vine Lived a super-slow sloth and her little sloths nine. “Creep,” said the mother. “We creep,” said the nine. So they crept, then they slept hanging from a heavy vine. Over in the jungle in their rainforest den Lived a father howler monkey and his little howlers ten. “Hoot,” said the father. “We hoot,” said the ten. So they hooted and they hollered in their rainforest den.