( If You’re Happy and You Know It ) Uppercase I spells I, a special word. (clap, clap)

1. (If You’re Happy and You Know It) Uppercase I spells I, a special word. (clap, clap) Uppercase I spells I, a special word. (clap, clap) Uppercase I is a letter & it also is a word. Uppercase I spells I, a special word. (clap, clap) I (Let’s All Do the Conga!) S-E-E spells see – Hey! S-E-E spells see – Hey! S-E-E spells see – Hey! The tree of see – Yeah! See (Head, Shoulders, Knees, & Toes) M and Y spells my- yeehaw! M and Y spells my- yeehaw! Take an ‘m’ and put it with a ‘y’ M and Y spells my- yeehaw! (This Old Man) I like you, you like me, I spell “like” L-I-K-E, With a great big hug and a kiss from you to me! I spell “like” L-I-K-E. My Like

2. (Alouette) A is a letter Our very first letter A is a letter And it’s a word too A (Good Night Ladies) T-o spells to T-o spells to T-o spells to I like to sing to you To (Deck the Halls) A-n-d spells and, and, and, A-n-d, the hand of and A-n-d spells and, and, and A-n-d, the hand of and Option: Wave hands while singing. (10 Little Indians) G-o, g-o spells go G-o, g-o spells go G-o, g-o spells go Hurry, hurry, GO! Go And

3. (What-a-lee-a-cha) Y-O-U spells, Y-O-U spells, You-da-lee-doo! You-da-lee-doo! Y-O-U spells, Y-O-U spells, You-da-lee-doo! You-da-lee-doo! You can spell “you” I know you can do it! Y-O-U that’s all there is to it! You (Yankee Doodle) F-o-r spells for yes, it does F-o-r spells for yes, it does! For (When the Saints Go Marching) T-H-E-Y, T-H-E-Y, T-H-E-Y Spells “they,” they,” they” Oh, if you need to spell “they” Think of the hay of “they, “they,” they” (On Top of Old Smokey) H-a-v-e spells have, A word we all know We have lots of friends here They spell have so well They Have

4. (Adams Family) I and an S! (“is,” “is”) I and an S! (“is,” “is”) Sounds like a Z- no foolin’ me! I and an S! (“is,” “is”) (Have You Ever Seen a Lassie?) S-h-e spells she, Spells she, Spells she S-h-e spells she The word for a girl Is She (London Bridge) H-e spells he, spells he, spells he H-e spells he The word for a boy (10 Little Indians) P-l-a-y spells play P-l-a-y spells play P-l-a-y spells play May I play with you? He Play

5. (Do You Know the Muffin Man?) A-r-e spells the word are The word are The word are A-r-e spells the word are The star of are Are (Oh My Darling Clementine) S-a-i-d S-a-i-d S-a-i-d spells said I know how to spell said S-a-i-d spells said Said (Farmer in the Dell) T-h-e spells the T-h-e spells the High ho, we all know T-h-e spells the (Happy Birthday to You) O and N spell on O and N spell on The “on” is on the table O and N spells on! The On

6. (Jingle Bells) Here is spelled, here is spelled, H-E-R-E Here’s a swell jingle bell, H-E-R-E “here!” Here (Ring around the Rosie) M and E spells me M and E spells me M-E, M-E, spells the word me Me (Are You Sleeping?) First comes W, First comes W Then comes E, Then comes E Put them both together, Put them both together To get the word “we”, to get the word “we” (The Wheels on the Bus) I and N are hiding in a box Hiding in a box, hiding in a box I and N are hiding in a box Because I-N spells in! We In

7. (Who Let the Dogs Out) What does D-O spell? Do, Do, Do, Do What does D-O spell? Do, Do, Do, Do (She’ll Be Coming Round the Mountain) B-e-c-a-u-s-e spells because B-e-c-a-u-s-e spells because I smile because I’m happy I laugh because I’m silly B-e-c-a-u-s-e spells because , Yee-haw! Because Do (My Boyfriend’s Back) When an O and an F are smushed together O-o-o-yeah! It’s the “love of of!” (She’ll Be Coming Round the Mountain) With an ING you can be whistling a tune! (whistle, whistle) With an ING you can be clapping in your room! (clap, clap) With an ING you can be jumping! (jump) With an ING you can be thumping! (thump) I-N-G 's a chunk for writing with a BOOM! (Cheer:  Oh, YES!) -ing Of

8. (3 Blind Mice) W-A-S, W-A-S The buzz of was, The buzz of was W, A, and S spell was W, A, and S spell was The buzz of was The buzz of was (Adam’s Family) First you take a TH And then you take an AT You smush them both together And you get the bat of that! The bat of that! (snap, snap) Was That (Old McDonald) Old McDonald called his dog, “W-I-T-H!” And that old dog knew just one word-“W-I-T-H!” With a “with, with” here, And a “with, with” there, Here a “with,” there a “with,” Everywhere a “with, with” Old McDonald called his dog, “W-I-T-H!” (Are You Sleeping?) I can spell “can,” I can spell “can,” C-A-N, C-A-N, I can write the letters Always getting better, C-A-N, C-A-N. Can With