What are the classic children's songs for early childhood education?

1. The little mouse climbed up to the lampstand, stole the oil and ate it, but he couldn't get down, and the cat came, and he rolled down with a grunt. I carry it with me every day. It wipes my nose and my sweat, and it's so clean and pretty. --The Little Handkerchief

4. The little white rabbit is white and white. His ears are up, he loves radishes and vegetables, and he is so cute when he hops. --The Little White Rabbit

5. The little mouse carries the egg, but what if the egg is too big? A mouse lies on the ground and holds the big egg tightly. A mouse pulls its tail and pulls it home. -- "Moving Eggs"

6. Twinkle, twinkle, twinkle, all the sky is full of little stars, hanging in the sky and letting out light, like many little eyes. -- "Little Star"

7. You clap one, I clap one, a child sits in an airplane. You clap two, I clap two, two children throw handkerchiefs. You clap three, I clap three, three children to carry bricks.

You clap four, I clap four, four children write big words. You clap five, I clap five, five children play gongs and drums, you clap six, I clap six, six children pick beans.

You clap seven, I clap seven, seven children wear new clothes. You clap eight, I clap eight, eight children eat watermelon.

You clap nine, I clap nine, nine children marching in unison.

You clap ten, I clap ten, ten children are studying.

8. The camel carries the goods, the goods are carried on the camel. The uncle leads the camels, one by one. Through the desert, not afraid of thirst and heat. The camel is a good worker."

9. "Rocking to Grandma's Bridge"

Rocking, rocking, rocking to Grandma's bridge.

Grandma calls me a good baby.

Give me a bag of candy and a bag of fruit.

Eating less is good, eating more is less, eating more is less.

Shake it, shake it, shake it, shake it, shake it, shake it, shake it, shake it, shake it, shake it, shake it, shake it, shake it.

Grandma calls me a good baby.

Give me a packet of candy, give me a packet of fruit.

It is good to eat less,

It is good to eat more,

It is good to eat more,

It is good to eat more,

It is good to eat more.

10. "Opening the City Gate"

How high is the city gate? Thirty-six feet high.

What kind of lock is on it? The locks are made of gold and steel.

City gate, open or not? No, it won't open!

What about the sword? No, it doesn't open! The big axe? It won't open! Hey, I'll open the gates with my fist.

Wow! Open the lock, open the door, and enter the city with a big strut.

11. "The Mouse Marries Her Daughter"

The song "The Mouse's Daughter is Getting Married" is a song with big red happy letters on the wall.

The mouse is getting married.

The daughter didn't know who she was marrying, so she asked her father and mother.

Mom and dad are both old fools, and they argued and argued before settling on:

Whoever is the most charming person to marry, the daughter can pick it herself!

Mouse girl listened to the careful thought, the most magical is the sun,

The sun hangs high in the sky, shining brightly in all directions.

The sun is the most powerful sun in the world,

The sun is the most powerful sun in the world.

The mouse-woman went to the dark clouds again. The dark cloud said:

Great winds can blow me away, and I tremble when great winds come.

The mouse girl went to the gale again. The gale said:

A fence can block my way, I tremble at the sight of a fence.

The mouse girl went to the wall again. The wall said:

I collapse when a mouse makes a hole, and I am afraid when I see a mouse.

The mouse girl listened and remembered that the natural enemy of mice is cats.

It seems that cats are the most powerful, I want to set a wedding date with him.

The wedding date was set on the seventh night of the first month, and the mouse girl was busy getting married.

The red sedan chair carried the bride, and the rats were happy to see her off.

The bride just arrived at the cat's house, and the cat swallowed it in one bite.

The cat said that the bride was afraid of being bullied, so she hid it in her belly to keep her safe.

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Nursery rhymes have been recorded by various peoples and cultures around the world. For example, the Three Character Classic (三字经) in China, and Twinkle Twinkle Little Star (一烁一 Twinkle Little Star) in the United Kingdom.

On June 7, 2008, Beijing nursery rhymes were approved by the State Council to be included in the second batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.

Nursery rhymes are characterized by two main features:

One, they are catchy and easy to understand;

The other, they are interesting and fun, and are of interest to children.

Divided by country: there are Chinese nursery rhymes and foreign nursery rhymes. According to the age division: traditional nursery rhymes and new nursery rhymes. Traditional nursery rhymes are recited orally.

New nursery rhymes were called "nursery rhymes" by the New Culture Movement. Some people compose music to it, make up exercises with it, paint with it to become a kind of work that can be recited, sung, danced and practiced, and can be disseminated through radio, television and the Internet.

According to the artistic form of nursery rhymes: China's nursery rhymes in the thousands of years of historical inheritance, through generations of people consciously or unconsciously embellished processing, has formed a dozen of children's favorite special traditional art forms.