Nursery Rhymes for Little Ones

Nursery Rhymes for Little Ones

Evgene Sobakin

© Evgene Sobakin, 2025

ISBN 978-5-0067-6229-9

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Watermelon

Oh, how I love to eat watermelon,

Its yummy taste is just so welcomin’!

Green and striped, a heavy ball,

From the melon patch, it’s grown so tall.

You cut it open – oh, what red!

A truly lovely sight ahead!

So sweet – it’s just divine!

No tastier treat you’ll ever find!

It grew down south where sunbeams play,

Could never sprout on a frosty day.

It’s full of goodness, you can tell,

A juicy treasure, casts a spell!

I’ll love watermelon all my days,

It chases all the blues away!

Love watermelon, children dear,

All through our land, both far and near!

Exercise Time

Exercise, little ones, do it each day,

Then with good health, you’ll laugh and play!

Learn your movements, do them right,

And sports will be a pure delight!

With cool fresh water, try to splash,

It makes you quick, not slow and slackish!

Then you’ll be cheerful, full of cheer,

And heavy days won’t come near!

Mister Bear

I’m Mister Bear, a furry giant friend,

I love sweet honey, berries without end!

And I’ve one rule, quite great and grand —

I do not like to bend, you understand!

Of buzzing bees, I must admit,

I feel a tiny bit unfit!

But without them, no honey flows,

So to the hive my brave nose goes!

And when I get that golden treat,

I eat and eat and eat and EAT!

No matter if it’s cold or hot,

I gobble up the lovely lot!

A Walk with the Spaniel

Slowly, slowly, step by step,

With my spaniel, I just kept!

Not a dog – a fireball bright,

Running fast, a speedy light!

Three whole yards we walked around,

My spaniel jumped with joy profound!

We scared eight cats – what happy fun!

The greatest laughter had begun!

Came back home and washed our paws —

No muddy prints or dirty claws!

And then, to look our very best,

We had some sausage for a rest!

I got three little bites, you see,

The rest? The pup ate happily!

I guess that’s where our story ends,

But wait… there’s more, my little friends!

Mother Hen and Miss Piggy (Neighbor)

There lived a busy Mother Hen,

Miss Piggy came to visit then.

Said Piggy: “Tell me, if you please,

About your life, your busy bees!”