Grandma's going to the Grocery Store

A Call and Response Rhyme

Leader: Grandma's going to the grocery store.

Group: One, two, three, four.

Leader: Grandma's going to the grocery store.

Group: One, two, three, four.

Leader: Grandma's going at a quarter past four.

Group: One, two, three, four.

Leader: Who's going?

Group: Grandma's going!

Leader: Where's she going?

Group: To the grocery store.

Leader: When's she going?

Group: At a quarter past four.

Leader: What's she gonna buy at the grocery store?

Group: One, two, three, four.

Leader: A loaf of bread, a bottle of milk, a big bag of cookies, and a little can of peas.

Group: A loaf of bread, a bottle of milk, a big bag of cookies, and a little can of peas!

Leader: Grandma's going to the grocery store.

Group: One, two, three, four.

Donut Shop

Down on the corner in the Donut Shop
There were (Number of children in the class) little donuts with sugar on top.
Along came (child) with the penny to pay and
he/she took the (color) donut and ran away!

Five Little Cookies

 Five little cookies in the bakery shop.
Shinning bright with the sugar on top. Along comes (child's name) with a nickel to pay. He/she buys a cookie and takes it away. (continue with four, three, two and one).

Donut Song

Well, I walked around the corner, and I walked around the block,

and I walked right into The Donut Shop.

And I picked up a donut right fresh from the grease,

and I handed the lady a five cent piece.

Well, she looked at the nickel, and she looked at me.

And she said "This nickel is no good you see"

"There's a hole in the middle and it goes right through."

And I said, "There's a hole in my donut, too.

To Market, To Market

To market, to market

To buy a plum bun

Home again, home again,

Market is done