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Welcome to Music to our Ears,

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where we share some interesting tidbits

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and stories related to our favorite

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Lingo kids songs. Today

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is going to be so much fun. Do

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you know what we're doing? No?

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No, We're going to visit

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ducks. Quack if you want to come

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along. Quack quack quack

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quack crack quack quack quack Clackoper,

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Let's go to the farm. Waddle

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after me.

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Here

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we are Hmmm, do

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you see any ducks, Lisa, No,

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I don't. We can use prepositions

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words that describe location to

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help us. For example, maybe

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ducks are in the barn. Let's

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take a look. Oh

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sorry, miss cow, we are looking

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for ducks over there

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in the corner. Good I

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Elliott? One, two,

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three, four, Five ducks

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in the corner. Some

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are brown, others have green

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shiny heads. The brown

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ones are girl ducks. They are called

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hens or ducks. Guess

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what the green headed ones are you

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got it, Philly boy ducks.

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We call them drakes.

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So there are five ducks in

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the barn, there must be

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more. Let's go over

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the hill. I bet there are more ducks

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in the pond. Last

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one to the pond is a silly goose.

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Whoa

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you are fast. I guess

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I'm the silly goose. Look

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over there in

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the middle by that rock, lots

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and lots of ducks paddling around.

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Do you know a group of ducks in

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the water is called a raft of

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ducks? Isn't that funny? Hey?

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Some are swimming back to shore.

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They are headed this way. Here

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they come, they're getting out

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of the water. It's

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a mama duck with four babies.

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Oh, I mean ducklings.

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That pond is pretty chilly, but

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ducks are specially designed so their

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feet never get cold and

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their feathers are waterproof. They

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are as comfy in the water as

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they are out of it. The

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duck walk behind their mother

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in a straight line. Where do

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you think they are going? Oh,

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it seems they are going to rest

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in the shady grass. Ducks

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can sleep with one eye open. That

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way, the mother duck can nap and

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make sure her ducklings are safe. We

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don't want to disturb them. Who's

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hungry, even hungry me. If

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we walk back towards the barn,

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we can stop in the farmhouse

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for some lunch. Yes, music

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is well, then let's

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sing a song about five little

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ducks going in over

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and back. Ready, here

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we go.

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Five little ducks ware now one

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day over the hills and

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far away. Mother dug

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said, which

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only four little ducks came

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back. Four

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little ducks ware now one day

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over the hills and far away.

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Mother doug said.

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Which only three little.

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Dugs came back. Three

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little ducks where now one day

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over the hills and far away.

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Mother doug said, Which

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only two little ducks came

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back. Two

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little ducks were now one day

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over the hills and far away.

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Mother dug said, Which

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only one little doug came

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back. One

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little dug way now one day

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oher the hills and borrow

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way, Mother dug said, But

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no little Dug's game modeling

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back sad

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mother dug way out one day

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oher the hills and borrow

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a way. Mother duck said, And

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or of the five little ducks game.

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Back now

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that was music to our ears.

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We hope you like the song. You can sing

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it all day long. You

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can also practice words like in,

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over, back, out, and

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under to describe where things

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are. Can you use in,

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over, back, out or under

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in your own sentences? Try

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it if

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you are ready for interactive play learning time.

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Explore our Lingo Kids app. It

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offers fun and educational songs and

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games to help kids ages two

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and older develop important skills

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such as communication, collaboration,

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critical thinking, and creativity. That's

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the power of play learning. Good Bye

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until next time.