Вірші та римівки на уроках англійської мови в початкових класах

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Вчителька англійської мови

Білицька Тамара Михайлівна

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Make your lessons better with poems and rhymes.

                Nick and Andy.

Nick and Andy,

Sugar and candy,

I say stoop!

Nick and Andy,

Sugar and candy,

I say stand up!

Nick and Andy,

Sugar and candy,

I say run out!

     

One, one, one:

Little dog run!

Two, two, two:

Cat sees you.

Three, three, three:

Birds in a tree.

Four, four, four:

Rats on the floor.

                   Good Night.

Good night, Father.

Good night, Mother.

Kiss your little son!

Good night, Sister.

Good night, Brother.

Good night, everyone!

                 

                Butterfly.

Butterfly, butterfly,

Where do you fly,

So quick and so high

In the blue, blue sky?

                CLOUDS

White sheep, white sheep

On a blue hill,

When the wind stops

You all stand still.

You walk far away

When the winds blow.

White sheep, white sheep,

Where do you go?

           The lazy son.

The sun is shining, the day is fine,

But Johny, the lazy son of mine,

Is still in bed and it’s half past nine.

            Let’s laugh and sing,

Let’s laugh and sing,

Dancing in a merry ring;

Jolly, happy let us be.

The best children we must be.

              My doll.

My doll is so pretty,

Her eyes are so blue,

Her cheeks are so rosy,

Her dress is so new!

       I have…

I have a bear.

I have a car.

I have a hare.

I have a star.

I have a mouse.

I have a house.

I have a ball.

            Toys.

Look at the boy,

He has a toy.

Look at the girl,

She has a doll.

Look at the cat,

Look at the pig,

It is very big.

     The Cat and the Mouse

Cat: Little Mouse, Little Mouse,

Where is your house?

Mouse: Little Cat, little Cat,

I have no flat.

I am a poor mouse,

I have no house.

Cat: Little Mouse, little Mouse,

Come into my house.

Mouse: Little Cat, little cat,

I cannot do that,

You want to eat mе.

Let’s count.

I say “One” and I throw the ball.

I say ”Two” and I throw the ball.

I say ‘Three” and I throw the ball.

I say “Four” and I throw the ball.

I say “Five” and I throw the ball.

               One, two…

 One, two,

What must I do?

Three, four,

Close the door.

Five, six,

Look at the chicks.

Seven, eight,

Put the plate.

Nine, ten,

Buy our fat hen.

     I like to run.

I like to run

Out in the sun.

It’s   such a fun

To run, to run.

          Catch me!

I am a mouse,

You are a cat:

One, two, three,

You catch me!

  

  In winter and in summer.

“In cold winter I ski and skate”,

Says little  Kate.

“In hot summer I like to swim”,

Says little Jim.

“And what do you do in warm spring?”

‘In spring we like to play and sing”.

          Why do you cry?

Why do you cry, Willie,

Why do you cry?

Why, Willie? Why, Willie?

Why, Willie? Why?

  Rain, rain…

Rain, rain,

Go away,

Come again

Another day:

Mary and I Like to play.

Rain, rain,

Go away,

Come on Mother’s

Washing-day:

Mary and I

Want to play.

   All about me

Ten little fingers,

Ten little toes;

Two little ears

And one little nose;

Two little blue eyes

That shine so nice

And always so bright;

One little mouth

To kiss Mum Good night.

            I have two legs

I have two legs

With which I walk;

I have a tongue

With which I talk,

And with it too, I eat my food

And tell

If it’s bad or good.

              Donkey, donkey

Donkey, donkey, old and grey,

Open your mouth and gently bray.

Lift your ears and blow your horn,

To wake the world this sleepy morn.

               Little Sister

Get up, little sister:

The morning is bright.

The birds are all singing

To welcome the sunlight.

              My Teddy-Bear

My Teddy’s fur is soft and brown,

His legs are short and fat;

He walks with me all round  the town

And never wears a hat.

My Teddy keeps me warm in bed.

I like his funny toes;

I like his darling little head,

His pretty little nose.

              Little Nelly

Jumping, jumping, never still,

Running, laughing with a will,

All the day and some at night,

Playing hard with all her might.

Merry little Nelly!

Oh! What’s that I hear?

Do I see a little tear?

Does little Nelly ever cry?’/’

Why, no, see now, her eyes are dry.

Jolly little Nelly!

When it’s time to go to bed,

She gets her doll and nods her head.

She knows there’ll be another day

For her to run and jump and play.

Happy little Nelly!

             The Sun is Shining

The sun is shining,

The flowers are blooming

The sky is blue,

The rains are few.

The sky is blue,

The rains are few. 

The snow is falling,

The wind is blowing;

The ground is white ,

All day and night.

The ground is white ,

All day and night.

          At  the New Year Party

New Year Day, happy day,

We are all glad and very gay!

We all dance, and sing, and say,

“Welcome! Welcome! New Year Day!”

      New Year

A happy New Year!

The day is so clear,

The snow is so white,

The sky is so bright ,

We shout with all our might:

“A happy New Year!”