Catchy English nursery rhymes

Nursery rhymes are good for babies and language development. Nursery rhymes are catchy and easy for babies to learn from their mothers. In the process of listening

Nursery rhymes are good for babies and language development. Nursery rhymes are catchy and easy for babies to learn from their mothers. In the process of listening to nursery rhymes, on the one hand, it can exercise the baby's memory, on the other hand, it will enhance the baby's self-confidence as soon as he learns. Let's take a look at these English nursery rhymes I have compiled, which can help the baby learn English.

1

| Edelweiss |

Edelweiss, edelweiss,

You greet me every morning.

Small and white, clean and bright,

You look very happy to see me.

Snow is in full bloom,

May you blossom and bear fruit,

Bloom and grow forever.

Edelweiss, edelweiss,

Bless my hometown forever.

2

Jingle bells

Running in the snow in a horse-drawn sleigh.

We walked across the fields and laughed all the way.

The bell on the short tail rings to make the spirit bright.

Oh! How interesting it is to ride a sleigh and sing sleigh songs tonight.

Jingle bells! Jingle bells!

Jingle all the way!

Oh! How interesting it is to sit on a horse-drawn sleigh. Hey!

three

| twinkle, twinkle, little star |

Twinkle, twinkle, little star.

How I want to know what you are!

High above.

Like diamonds in the sky.

Twinkle, twinkle, little star.

How I want to know what you are!

four

Five little monkeys

Five little monkeys jump on the bed.

One fell and hit his head.

So mom called the doctor.

according to the doctor

No more monkeys jumping on the bed!

five

| We wish you a Merry Christmas |

We wish you a merry Christmas.

We wish you a merry Christmas.

We wish you a merry Christmas,

Happy new year!

Bring you good news,

No matter where you are.

The good news of Christmas,

Happy new year!

six

| Hey, tick-tock |

Hey, Dida, Dida,

Cats and violins,

The cow jumped over the moon,

The puppy laughed.

Seeing such a movement,

The plate ran away with the spoon.

seven

| Sing home |

Sing your way home

At the end of the day.

Sing your way home

Drive away the shadows,

* * * Smile every mile,

Because wherever you roam,

It will light your way,

It will lighten your burden,

If you sing home.

eight

| Six ducklings |

Six ducklings I once knew,

Fat, thin, and beautiful,

But a duckling

Feathers on the back,

He leads others.

Quack, quack, quack!

nine

| This little pig |

This little pig

The little pig went to the market.

This little pig stays at home,

This little pig eats roast beef.

This little pig has nothing,

This little pig cries "whoa whoa whoa"

All the way home.

10

| Sunday, Monday and Tuesday |

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday

Wednesday, Thursday,

Thursday, Friday, Saturday,

It is Sunday again.