Counting Jim and Rosie went out walking and What did they see? Ten flowers dancing Nine rabbits hopping Eight chickens hatching Seven children chatting Six squirrels scuttling F I V E sailing boats Four flying kites Three brown cows Two scarecrows...and one duck quacking for tea! Tune: The Twelve Days of Christmashttp://

Coins Penny, penny, Easily spent Copper brown and worth one cent. Nickel, nickel, Thick and fat, You're worth five cents. I know that. Dime, dime, Little and thin, I remember, You're worth ten. Quarter, quarter Big and bold, You're worth twenty-five I am told! Tune: Twinkle, Twinklehttp:// Gaineshttp://

Rounding Numbers Rounding numbers is so fun, We will do it 'till we're done. If a number's 1-4, Round it down right through the floor. If a number's 5-9, Round it up it is just fine. Round up, Round down, 1,2,3,4 (students respond, 1-2, 3-4) Tune: Army/Marine Cadence Marchhttp://teachers.net/lessons/posts/862.html Kim Cheekshttp://teachers.net/lessons/posts/862.html

The Hands on the Clock The hands on the clock goround and round, round and round, The hands on the clock go round and round, twenty-four hours a day. Tune: Wheels on the Bus Lyrics: Guinn Hodgson

The Hands on the Clock The skinny second-hand goes round and round, round and round round and round The skinny second-hand goes round and round A second at a time. Tune: Wheels on the Bus Lyrics: Guinn Hodgson

The Hands on the Clock The fat minute-hand goes round and round, round and round round and round The fat minute-hand goes round and round A minute at a time. Tune: Wheels on the Bus Lyrics: Guinn Hodgson

The Hands on the Clock The short fat hand goes round and round, round and round, round and round The short fat hand goes round and round An hour at a time Tune: Wheels on the Bus Lyrics: Guinn Hodgson

The Hands on the Clock The hands on the clock go round and round, round and round round and round The hands on the clock go round and round Twenty-four hours a day Tune: Wheels on the Bus Lyrics: Guinn Hodgson