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Hi kids! Today we’re learning the children’s song Skidamarink! This kids song is a great one to sing to let people know you love them! Some people sing Skinnamarink. Some sing Skidymarink. We sing Skidamarink 😀. However you sing it, we hope you’ll sing along with us!

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Join Elmo and his Sesame Street pals in the second volume of Kids’ Favorite Songs, as Elmo travels up and down Sesame Street asking kids to sing their favorite songs! Snuffy, Baby Bear, and Zoe help the kids sing and act out nursery rhymes, lullabies, and just plain silly songs. Sing along and find out for yourself which song is Elmo’s favorite! Also features the brand-new segment, Hero Guy!

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We’ve taken the most popular baby songs from our treasure trove of nursery rhymes and put them in a compilation for several minutes of pure, uninterrupted fun learning.

Babies! We saw you little toddlers jumping up and down excitedly waiting for you friend, Bob the Train. So guess what, Bob is coming to meet you preschoolers, and he’s bringing with him, 5 little babies to accompany you for a fun playtime filled with nursery rhymes singing and dancing. Bob the Train and his friends have created a proper play setting for you kids, jumping over trains, and playground and race car tracks. Wow! This nursery rhyme time just got a whole lot interesting, didn’t it? We can’t wait for Bob and the five little babies to come join us in this super fun kindergarten songs compilation. Little ones, you know what to do. Hit play!

This nursery rhyme collection has all the kindergarten favorites. But if we’ve missed anything, it’s only because we’re busy preparing more preschool compilations of the best English rhymes and kid songs we have to offer.
Animated children’s rhymes, kid’s songs and rhymes for children all aim at improving a toddler’s comprehensive and cognitive skills. By repeating a rhyme more than once it helps develop their memory, and we’ve added lyrics to the song, which only boosts the learning process. By watching their toddler friends in the rhyme songs, children develop listening skills, and the ability to follow instructions and develop social harmony at a very young age. 2D and 3D rhymes are a great way to teach kids new things without having to go through the struggle of forcing them. Every baby song and kiddies rhyme is approached with a new concept and idea that inculcate some very important values in the growing stages of a pre-schooler.
The nursery rhymes for kids mainly focuses on logical reasoning, social skills, shapes, colors, numbers, alphabets, morals and much more, which you’ll know once you hit play on this very wonderful nursery rhyme compilation. Don’t forget to like and subscribe for more awesome childrens songs and videos. And if your favorite rhymes don’t feature in our list of most popular kids songs, leave us a comment and we’ll have it up in no time!

Visit our website http://www.uspstudios.co/ for more jumping and dancing with you favorite nursery rhyme friends.

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Howdy! Join Elmo and his cousin Elmer in a Rootin’ Tootin’ Hootin’ Hollerin’ Country Jamboree! This video is packed with boot-stompin’ original songs, old favorites, familiar faces, and some new friends, too! Lee Ann Womack sings “Skip to My Lou” and “Farmer in the Dell” with Elmo. John McEuen stops by to sing “Oh Susanna,” LD Miller and John Popper play their harmonicas on “Home on the Range,” and Alison Krauss and Union Station fiddle along to the “Sesame Jamboree.”

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