Letter K Songs & Rhymes



1) K is for Kangaroo.
  • Use the actions below to sing this song. We sponge painted aprons this week (to resemble kangaroo pouches as in our library book, Katy No-Pocket) and wore them while singing this song. Tune: Skip to my Lou
Jump, jump jump
Goes the kangaroo.
(jump up and down)
I thought only one,
(hold up one finger)
but now I see two!
(hold up two fingers)
Mommy and her baby
(pretend rock a baby)
With his head popping out;
(place hands on head)
He holds on tight 
(hug self)
As they jump about!
(jump 3x)


2) Five Little Kites from Adventures in Storytime.
  • Make five kites out of craft foam and place a magnet on the back. Place the kites on the magnet board as shown below.
One little kite in the sky so blue,
(hold up one finger, place first kite)
Along cam another, and then there were two.
(place second kite, two fingers up)

Two little kites flying high above me.
("fly" hand with two fingers up)
Along cam another, and then there were three. 
(place third kite, three fingers up)

Three little kites, just watch them soar. 
("fly" hand with three fingers up)
Along cam another, and then there were four.
(place fourth kite, four fingers up)

Four little kites, so high and alive. 
("fly hand with four fingers up)
Along cam another, and then there were five.
(place fifth kite, five fingers up)

Five little kites dancing across the sky,
("fly" hand with five fingers up)
What a sight to see, way up so high!
(continue to make kites "fly")



3) Three Little Kittens:
  • Use the Three Little Kitten Clipart from Keeping Life Creative to sing the song. Hide the mittens around the house for you children to find after singing the first verse.
Three little kittens,
 They lost their mittens,
And they began to cry.
Oh, mother dear, 
We sadly fear
Out mittens we have lost.

What! Lost your mittens,
You naughty kittens!
Then you shall have no pie.
Meow, meow, meow, meow
You shall have no pie.

(have your children find the mittens at this point)

Three little kittens,
 They found their mittens,
And they began to cry.
Oh, mother dear, 
See here, see here,
Out mittens we have found.

What! Found your mittens,
You silly kittens!
Then you shall have some pie.
Meow, meow, meow, meow
Oh, let us have some pie.

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