
Three Little Monkeys
All Instruments and Vocals: Douglas Milne
From the TwinkleTrax album "Vol. 1: A Sailor Went To Sea - 20 Favourite Nursery Rhymes and Kid's Songs"
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One fell down and bumped his head
Mummy called the doctor, the doctor said
"We'll have no more monkeys jumping on the bed"
Two little monkeys jumping on the bed
One fell down and bumped his head
Mummy called the doctor, the doctor said
"We'll have no more monkeys jumping on the bed"
One little monkey jumping on the bed
He fell down and bumped his head
Mummy called the doctor, the doctor said
"We'll have no more monkeys jumping on the bed"
The origins of this song are unknown. It is probably American, and dates from the mid-twentieth century.
It is an activity song. The following actions are used:
Three little monkeys (Hold up three fingers.)
jumping on the bed. (Jump up and down.)
One fell down (Hold up one finger and then roll your hand down towards the floor.)
and bumped his head. (Tap your head with your fist.)
Mummy called the doctor, the doctor said, (Put your pinky to your mouth and thumb to your ear like a telephone.)
"We'll have no more monkeys jumping on the bed!" (Put one hand on your hip and wag your index finger.)
Two little monkeys (Hold up two fingers.)
jumping on the bed. (Jump up and down.)
One fell down (Hold up one finger and then roll your hand down towards the floor.)
and bumped his head. (Tap your head with your fist.)
Mummy called the doctor, the doctor said, (Put your pinky to your mouth and thumb to your ear like a telephone.)
"We'll have no more monkeys jumping on the bed!" (Put one hand on your hip and wag your index finger.)
One little monkey (Hold up one finger.)
jumping on the bed. (Jump up and down.)
He fell down (Hold up one finger and then roll your hand down towards the floor.)
and bumped his head. (Tap your head with your fist.)
Mummy called the doctor, the doctor said, (Put your pinky to your mouth and thumb to your ear like a telephone.)
"We'll have no more monkeys jumping on the bed!" (Put one hand on your hip and wag your index finger.)
Origins text ©2011 TwinkleTrax Children's Songs.
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