Children's Songs
The Origins Of Nursery Rhymes Nursery rhymes go back as far as the 16th century. For example, Sir Walter Scott is known for folk songs that has contributed to nursery rhymes. Nursery rhymes were created to teach children about themselves, how to connect with their peers, and about the world around them with many other …
Introduction Without a doubt, the school bus is one of the most recognizable parts of the everyday lives of school children. From the color yellow being associated with the vehicle to the stop sign that hinges to face the front and seeing them pick students up by going to their houses makes the vehicle almost …
Who would have thought a song that was made in 1835 would be sang over a thousand times a day, around the world? Born and raised in Boston, Charles Bradlee wrote the “ABC Song“. This song is sang all over the world by parents, attempting to teach their children the alphabet. When parents actively sing …
The rhyme Humpty Dumpty has been heard by almost everyone, therefore it makes a great rhyme to pass down through the generations. However, what is the details behind the rhyme? How does this particular rhyme touch so many people, much fewer children? Does it help kids grow, or is it just a catchy and well-written …
The parents of very young children can greatly benefit from understanding the advantages of young children interacting with nursery rhymes such as Wheels on the Bus. Origin Wheels on the Bus is a popular children’s song throughout the United States as well as the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and other parts of the world. Popular …
The showing up of This Nursery Rhyme This particular Nursery Rhyme dates back to the year 1810. It may have started as a riddle before it was a nursery rhyme. Seems that before Mother Goose claimed it , the Nursery Rhyme was there. However, no one knows who wrote it, or in just what year. …
Making Bus Safety Fun with Wheels on the Bus Riding the bus to school is a new phase in a child’s life. It’s part of growing older and learning new responsibilities. Every child needs to learn proper bus safety before they start to ride a bus on their own. It’s part of your duty as …
History of the Song The origin of the “Wheels on the Bus” is unsure. It’s believed to have been created by Verna Hills of Boston Massachusetts. The song appeared in 1939 in the 25th volume of “American Childhood”. The song was written to entertain children while they rode the school bus. This song became popular …
A standout amongst the most well known tunes from everybody’s adolescence and a standout amongst the most mainstream here at Kidsongs is The Alphabet Song (likewise called “The ABC Song” ). Taking in our letter set by singing the letters has a fascinating history and returns a ton more distant than I would have speculated. …
The Wheels on the Bus was written around 1939 and is considered an American Folk Song. It is very popular in North America and Australia. It was written by Verna Hills. It is a very repetitive song with actions that children enjoy singing at various ages and stages of their life. This American Folk Song …