Apple Tree, Apple Tree - 123 Learn...

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Apple Tree, Apple Tree

Songs, Poems and Fingerplays

A Wiggly Worm

(Sung to: “Boom! Boom! Ain’t it Great to Be Crazy?”)

Chorus: Yum! Yum! Don't you know I love apples? Yum! Yum! Don't you know I love apples? Red and green and yellow, too… Yum! Yum! Don't you know I love apples?

Verse 1 Way up high in an apple tree, I saw two eyes look at me. I reached for an apple; it started to squirm…oops! I found a wiggly worm!

Chorus:

Verse 2 That wiggly worm is a friend of mine. We eat apples all the time. I let him crawl back to that tree… hey! I see that worm looking at me!

Chorus:

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Little Apples (Sung to: “Ten Little Indians”)

One little, two little, three little apples, Four little, five little, six little apples,

Seven little, eight little, nine little apples, Ten little apples fall to the ground.

I'm a Little Apple (Sung to "I'm a Little Teapot")

I'm a little apple, short and round.

I make a crunchy, munchy Sound.

If you bite into me, you will see

I'm delicious as can be!

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Lots of Apples

Lots of apples up in a tree, some for you and some for me. Get a ladder and climb up high.

Lots of apples for apple pie.

Munching Apples (Sung to: "If You're Happy and You Know It")

If you like to munch apples, Raise your hand

If you like to munch apples, Raise your hand

If you like to hear them crunch, And eat them for your lunch If you like to munch apples

Raise your hand. (Substitute other actions and repeat)


10 Shiny Apples (read after you cut an apple in ½ across the middle)

10 shiny apples hanging on a tree. Whoosh went the wind and they fell on me.

I picked one up and started to laugh. When I found a surprise after I cut it in half.

Five Red Apples

Five red apples hanging in a tree (Hold up five fingers)

The juiciest apples you ever did see. The wind came by and gave an angry frown

(Fingers flutter downward) And one little apple came tumbling down

(One finger falls) Four red apples, hanging in a tree, etc.


The Apple Tree

Away up high in an apple tree, (raise arms high)

Two red apples smiled at me (Smile and hold up two fingers)

I shook that tree as hard as I could; (Shake hands)

Down came those apples, (Bring hands down)

And mmmmm, were they good. (Rub tummy)

Applesauce (Sung to: "Yankee Doodle")

Peel an apple, Cut it up,

Cook it in a pot. When you taste it,

You will find It's applesauce you've got!

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Here We Go Round the Apple Tree (Sung to "Mulberry Bush")

Here we go round the apple tree, the apple tree, the apple tree. Here we go round the apple tree so early in the morning. This is the way we plant the seeds This is the way the little seeds sprout This is the way it grows to a tree This is the way the flowers blossom (bloom) This is the way the apples grow This is the way the apples are picked Here we go round the apple tree.


Apple Song (Sung to: “Have You Ever Seen a Lassie”) Have you ever seen an apple, an apple, an apple? Have you ever seen an apple that grows on a tree? A red one, a yellow one, a red one, a yellow one. Have you ever seen an apple that grows on a tree? Apple Tree This is the tree, with leaves so green (make leaves with fingers outstretched) Here are the apples that hang in between. (make fists) When the wind blows (blow) The apples will fall, (falling motion with hand) Here is the basket to gather them all. (Make circle with arms at waist)


A Little Apple Seed (Sung to "Eensy, Weensy, Spider")

Once a little apple seed, Was planted in the ground. Down came the raindrops, Falling all around. Out came the big sun, Bright as bright could be. And that little apple seed grew up, To be an apple tree.

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Eat an Apple

Eat an apple; (Bring right hand to mouth) Save the core. (Close right hand in fist) Plant the seeds. (Bend down touch hand to ground) And grow some more. (Extend both arms out)

Look at the Apple (Sung to: "The Mulberry Bush")

Look at the apple I have found, (form a circle with your hands)

So round and rosy on the ground Mother will wash it and cut it in two, (pretend to wash and cut the apple)

Half for me and half for you. (Hold out one palm, then the other)

Two little Apples (Sung to: “This Old Man”)

Way up high, in a tree.

(raise hands over head) Two red apples smiles at me (smile)

So I shook that tree as har-r-d as I could. (pretend to shake tree) Down came the apples,

Ummmm, they were good! (rub tummy)


Do You Know The Apple Man? Sung to "The Muffin Man"

Oh, do you know the Apple Man, The Apple Man, The Apple Man? Oh, do you know the Apple Man Who likes to play with me?

Oh, he has a great big smile, A great big smile, A great big smile. Oh, he has a great big smile And likes to play with me.

Oh, he has a bright red face, A bright red face, A bright red face. Oh, he has a bright red face And likes to play with me.

Oh, he has a star inside, A star inside, A star inside. Oh, he has a star inside And he likes to play with me.


Four Red Apples (Sung to: “This Old Man”)

Four red apples on the tree, Two for you and two for me.

So-o shake that tree and watch them fall. One, two, three, four – that is all.

Apples, Apples (Sung to: “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star”)

Apples juicy, apples round;

On the tree or on the ground. Apples yellow, apples red,

Apple pie and juice and bread. Apples crunchy, apples sweet;

Apples are so good to eat!


Falling Apples (Sung to: “London Bridges”)

Stand holding arms above your head like branches. Move arms up and down. Encourage children to wiggle their fingers as they move.

See the apples falling down. Falling down, falling down.

See the apples falling down. Down to the ground.


(children squat and pretend to pick up the apples, throwing them in the air).

Pick the apples, throw them up, Throw them up, throw them up. Pick the apples, throw them up.

Up to the sky!

A Little Red Apple

A little red apple, up high in a tree.

I look up at it, and it looked down at me.

Come down please red apple I called, And what do you suppose?

That little red apple Fell right down on my nose.

OUCH!


Apple Tree Apple tree, apple tree, turn around. Apple tree, apple tree, touch the ground (bend) See the branches swaying in the air; (stand swaying arms) Apples, apples, everywhere! (extend arms) Apple tree, apple tree, turn around. Apple tree, apple tree, touch the ground.


Ten Red Apples

Here I have 5 apples. (hold up five fingers on right hand).

And here I have 5 more. (Hold up both hands)

How many apples all together? Why five and five make ten!

Apple Rhyme

Apples, apples, good to eat.

Apples, apples, juicy and sweet. Pick them off a tree, buy them at a store.

Apples, Apples, we want more!


Apple Tree Song

(Sung to: “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star”)

Apple, apple tree so tall. I can hardly wait till fall!

When your apples I can pick. Fill my basket, eat them quick.

Apple, apple tree so tall, I can hardly wait till fall.

Apple, apple tree so fair.

What do I see growing there! Green and round and plump and sweet,

Soon they will be good to eat. Apple, apple tree so fair,

What do I see growing there!


Apples

Apple here (point to yourself) Apples there (point away) Apples are growing everywhere (hands form a circle… the world) Some are high (point up) Some are low (point down) You will see apples wherever you go (put hand above eyes, look around) Apples to the left (extend left arm) Apples to the right (extend right arm) You will see (point to eyes) Both day and night (hands together and head down on them)


Apple on a Stick

Apple on a stick, apple on a stick. I can lick it all day, and not get sick. Apple in a cup, apple in a cup. I can drink it all day and not fill up. Apple in a crunch, apple in a crunch. I can eat it all day, it is so good to munch. Apple in a cake, apple in a cake. I can eat it all day with no tummy ache. Apple in a pie, apple in a pie. I can eat it all day and never cry. Apple in a dish, apple in a dish. I can eat it all day, it’s so delish!


5 Red Apples

Five red apples in a grocery store. Jeffrey bought one and then there were 4. Four red apples on an apple tree. Devin picked one and then there were three. Three red apples. What did Jonathan do? Why he ate one and then there were 2. Two red apples ripening in the sun. Jasmine ate one and now there was one. One red apple and now we are done. I ate the last one and now there are none!


Apple’s for Flannel Story

Print up on white card stock. Trim – Laminate front.

Add flannel to back or Velcro.


Apple’s for Flannel Story

Print up on white card stock. Color - Trim – Laminate front.Add flannel to back or Velcro.


Picking Apples

(Sung to: “Frere Jacques”)

Picking apples. Picking apples.

One by one. One by one.

Put them in a basket. Put them in a basket.

Oh what fun! Oh what fun!


How many Apples?

How many apples

Do you see? Can you count them?

1 – 2 – 3.

How many green ones? How many red?

Now eat an apple. It’s time for bed.


The Apple

Up in the apple tree. High off the ground.

I see an apple. So big and round.

I climb up the tree. And hold on tight. I pick that apple. And take a bite!


5 Little Apple’s (Chanted to: “Five Little Monkey’s”)

Five little apples hanging in a tree, Teasing Mr. Slinky Worm, You can’t eat me…. Along comes Mr. Slinky Worm as Quiet as can be…. And CRUNCH! Four little apples hanging in a tree, Teasing Mr. Slinky Worm, You can’t eat me…. Along comes Mr. Slinky Worm as Quiet as can be…. And CRUNCH! Continue with the numbers 3, 2, 1


Apples

Apples in the attic. Apples in the hall.

Apples in the summer. Apples in the fall.

Apples make you healthy.

Apples make you tall. I will eat some apples.

I will eat them all.


Apples

Apples, apples. One, two, three. Apples for you. Apples for me. Apples so big.

Apples so small. Apple trees tiny. Apple trees tall.

Apples taste sour. Apples taste sweet.

So many apples. So great to eat!


I Like Apples

Red apples. Big apples.

Good apples. Yummy apples.

Any kind of apples. I like apples!

An apple on a tree.

An apple in a basket. An apple in a fridge. An apple in a store. Any kind of apples.

I like apples!


Squiggly Worm

A squiggly worm, into my apple bit.

He chomped and chomped, until the core he hit.

I asked him why he did it, And thought it sounds absurd,

He said, “I love apples.” Now that is what I heard!


Apple Song (Sung to: "Bingo")

I know a fruit that's good to eat and apple is its name, oh a-p-p-l-e, a-p-p-l-e, a-p-p-l-e And apple is its name, oh

I know a fruit that's good to eat and apple is its name, oh crunch-p-p-l-e, crunch-p-p-l-e, crunch-p-p-l-e and apple is its name, oh

I know a fruit that's good to eat and apple is its name, oh crunch-crunch-p-l-e, crunch-crunch-p-l-e, crunch-crunch-p-l-e and apple is its name, oh

I know a fruit that's good to eat and apple is its name, oh crunch-crunch-crunch-l-e, crunch, crunch, crunch-l-e, crunch-crunch-crunch,l-e and apple is its name, oh

I know a fruit that's good to eat and apple is its name oh, crunch-crunch-crunch-crunch-e, crunch-crunch-crunch-crunch-e, crunch-crunch-crunch-crunch-e, and apple is its name, oh

I know a fruit that's good to eat and apple is its name, oh crunch-crunch-crunch-crunch-crunch, crunch-crunch-crunch-crunch-crunch, crunch-crunch-crunch-crunch-crunch and apple is its name, oh!


Five Little Worms

Five little worms, happy as can be, Living in an apple on an apple tree.

They nibbled to the left, and they nibbled to the right. They nibbled on that apple

with all of their might.

When the apple was gone and the worms were fed,

They quickly fell asleep in a cozy feather bed!


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