Mr. Squirrel

Who's that scampering up the tree,
Carrying acorns...1,2,3?
It's Mr. Squirrel with a tail so furry.
He's ready for winter, so don't you worry!

(Mailbox Magazine - Betty Silkunas)

An Apple Surprise

Way up high in the apple tree,
A little brown worm smiled at me.
I winked my eye,
And what do you suppose?
A shiny, red apple dropped on my nose!

(Mailbox Magazine - Dayle Timmons)

Leaves are Twirling
(Frere Jacques)

Leaves are twirling
Leaves are twirling
all around
all around
They are falling softly
Very, Very softly
to the ground.

Ten Red Apples

Ten Red apples growing on a tree,
(hold hands up high)
Five for you and five for me.
(Shake one hand, then the other.)
Help me shake the tree just so,
(shake whole body.)
And ten red apples down below.
(Lower hands while fluttering fingers.)
One, two, three, four, five,
(count fingers on one hand.)
Six. Seven, eight, nine, ten.
(Count fingers on opposite hand.)

Autumn Winds
(Ring around the Rosie)

Autumn Winds begin to blow
coloured leaves fall fast and slow
Whirling Twirling they all fall down
(Cut out different coloured leaves - sway like a tree during the song and drop leaves)

Little Leaves
(Ten Little Indians)

1 little, 2 little, 3 little leaves
4 little, 5 little, 6 little leaves
7 little, 8 little, 9 little leaves,
blow them all away. WHOOF!

SEASON SONG
(Tune: When the Saints Go Marching In)

Oh when the leaves, fall off the trees,
Oh when the leaves fall off the trees.
We know that it must be autumn.
When the leaves fall off the trees.
Oh when the snow, begins to fall,
Oh when the snow begins to fall.
We know that it must be winter.
When the snow begins to fall.
Oh when the birds, begin to nest
,Oh when the birds begin to nest.
We know that is must be springtime
.When the birds begin to nest
Oh when the sun, shines so-o bright,
,Oh when the sun shines so-o bright.
We know that it must be summer.
When the sun shines so-o bright!!

Fall Song
(Happy Birthday)

Let's sing a song of fall,
Let's sing a song of fall,
With cooler days and falling leaves,
Let's sing a song of fall.

Leaves, Leaves
(Row, Row, Row Your Boar)

Leaves, leaves falling down
falling on the ground.
Red and Yellow, Orange and Brown
Leaves are falling down.

Autumn Leaves
(Frere Jacques)

I'm a tree (2x)
Look at me (2x)
Autumn leaves are falling (2x)
All Around (2x)

Ten Little Apples
(Ten Little Indians)

One red, two read, three red apples,
Four red, five red, six red apples,
seven red, eight red, nine red apples, Ten red apples

Additional Verses: Yellow, Green; Big, Little

Falling, Falling
(Twinkle, Twinkle)

Falling, Falling, Falling Leaves
Mother Nature, did you sneeze?
Red ones, yellow ones, orange and brown,
Big ones, little ones on the ground.
Falling, Falling, Falling Leaves,
Mother Nature did you sneeze?

Five Little Squirrels

Five little squirrels sitting by the door,
One ran away and then there were four.
Four little squirrels climbing a tree,
One ran away and then there were three.
Three little squirrels with coats so new,
One ran away and then there were two.
Two little squirrrels warming in the sun,
One ran away and leaving only one.
One little squirrel wasn't having any fun,
He ran away and then there were none.

Crunchy Food for Winter
(Where is Thumbkin?)

Whre is Gray squirrel? (Fish behind back)
Where is Gray squirrel?
Here I am. (fist in front, wiggle thumb)
Here I am. (repeat with other fist)
How are you today squirrel?
How are you today squirrel?
Busy, busy, busy. (roll fists around.)
Busy, busy, busy. (roll fists around.)
Where are your acorns?
Where are your acorns?
Here they are! (wiggle four fingers)
Here they are! (wiggle four fingers)
Crunchy Food for winter
Crunchy Food for winter,
Hide them quickly (hide hand behind back)
Hide them quickly (hide other hand)

Scarecrow

Scarecrow
What do you know?
Guard the corn and watch it grow!
If the birds fly in to eat,
I'll wave my arms and stomp my feet!

The Roly Poly Pumpkin
(Eensy, Weensy Spider)

Oh, the roly-poly pumpkin
Went rolling down the hill
Once it started rolling
It couldn't keep still
It rolled and rolled and rolled
Until it bumped into a rock.
Then the roly-poly pumpkin
Rolled to a stop.

Look at the Apples
(The Mulberry Bush)

Look at the apple I have found,
So fat and rosy on the ground.
Mother will wash it and cut it in two.
Half for me and half for you.

Down by the Oak Tree
(Down by the Station)

Down by the oak tree
On an autumn morning.
See all the yellow leaves
whirling to and fro.
See how they twist and turn,
Whirling, whirling, whirling
Down, down, down, down
Off they blow