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Summary
(Library of Congress description):
A collection of jump-rope and other play rhymes from seventeen countries, including Brazil, India, Israel, Greece, Armenia, and the United States, in both English and the original language.
Contents:
- Circle, little circle [Brazil]
- Wave your hand [India]
- Moon, moon, come to me [India]
- Come to me, nice butterfly [Israel]
- A, B, C, D cook for me [Israel]
- Zui, zui, zukkorobashi [Japan]
- On a golden step sat [Russia]
- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 [Russia]
- Little Ming [China]
- A little bell [China]
- To the sea snake we will play [Mexico]
- Seesaw, sacaradown [England]
- "Fire! Fire!" said Obediah [England]
- Eggs and Ham [England]
- Around the round path [Greece]
- Go, apple [Greece]
- One, two, police [Germany]
- Three times iron bars [Germany]
- The guinea-fowl chick [Zambia]
- Let us dig down [Zambia]
- Brow-bone [Denmark]
- Shoe my horse! [Denmark]
- Come, ye woodrats [Native America/Cheyenne]
- Three times by she passes [France]
- Thus one saw a hare [France]
- Who am I? I am me [Armenia]
- One, two, grow tall [Armenia]
- Hiccough-ikkup sprew [Netherlands]
- Red white blue [Netherlands]
- Teddy bear [USA]
- Red, white, and blue [USA]
- One, two, three a-nation [USA]
Original title: Street Rhymes Around the World
Original languages:
English
Quotes:
Genre: Fiction→ Children & Young Adult→ Picture Books
Poetry→ Children's Poetry
No members of this anthology were found in our database. Notes:
- Illustrated by artists from around the world
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