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Rhymes And Songs — Practice Questions

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Last updated: 14 Sep 2026 GKSchools Editorial SSC, UPSC, Railway, Banking and Police

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1. Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

One of the most loved rhymes for children, learn the lyrics and sing along with your little ones.

  • Simple lyrics to help kids learn about stars.
  • Engaging melody that children enjoy singing.
  • Helps develop language skills through repetition.

Lyrics:

  • Twinkle, twinkle, little star,
  • How I wonder what you are!
  • Up above the world so high,
  • Like a diamond in the sky.
Sing along with Twinkle Twinkle

2. Baa Baa Black Sheep

A classic nursery rhyme that helps kids learn about farm animals and their sounds.

  • Teaches children about the wool and its uses.
  • Simple and repetitive lyrics for easy learning.
  • Helps kids learn to associate animals with their sounds and products.

Lyrics:

  • Baa, baa, black sheep,
  • Have you any wool?
  • Yes sir, yes sir,
  • Three bags full!
Sing along with Baa Baa Black Sheep

3. London Bridge is Falling Down

A fun song about the famous London Bridge, often played in a game with children forming a bridge with their arms.

  • Teaches children about a historic landmark in a fun way.
  • Popular in group activities and games.
  • Engaging tune for kids to participate in.

Lyrics:

  • London Bridge is falling down,
  • Falling down, falling down,
  • London Bridge is falling down,
  • My fair lady!
Sing along with London Bridge

4. Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes

This song helps children learn about the different parts of the body while singing along and moving to the music.

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