Hickory Dickory Dock | Children’s Song with Lyrics – Animated Cartoon for Kids

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In this lesson, children embark on a delightful adventure with various animal friends as they explore a big clock. Each animal climbs the clock and experiences the unique “DING” sounds that correspond to different hours, teaching kids about time and counting. The lesson emphasizes fun learning through storytelling and encourages engagement with the concept of time.
  1. What sound does the clock make when it strikes a number?
  2. Can you remember how many times the clock goes “DING” for the number five?
  3. Which animal was the bravest to climb the clock?

Welcome to Our Fun Clock Adventure!

Hello, little friends! Are you ready for a fun adventure with some animal friends and a big clock? Let’s go!

The Mouse and the Clock

Once upon a time, a tiny mouse wanted to climb a big clock. The clock went “DING!” when it struck one, and the mouse quickly went back down. What a brave little mouse!

The Bear’s Turn

Next, a big bear decided to climb the clock. When the clock struck two, it went “DING DING!” and the bear came down. Good job, bear!

The Parrot’s Adventure

Then, a colorful parrot flew up to the clock. The parrot was very curious and wanted to see what would happen next. What a clever parrot!

The Monkey’s Climb

After that, a playful monkey climbed up the clock. When the clock struck four, it went “DING DING DING DING!” and the monkey came back down. What a fun climb, monkey!

The Pig’s Journey

A cute pig wanted to try too! The pig went up the clock, and when it struck five, it went “DING DING DING DING DING!” The pig hurried down. Well done, pig!

The Elephant’s Big Climb

Finally, a big elephant decided to climb the clock. When the clock struck six, it went “DING DING DING DING DING DING!” and the elephant carefully came down. Great job, elephant!

Learning with Clocks

Wasn’t that a fun adventure? We learned that clocks make a sound called “DING” when they strike a number. Each number means a different time. Can you count how many times the clock goes “DING” for each number?

Thanks for joining our clock adventure! See you next time!

  • What animal from the story was your favorite, and why do you think it was brave or clever?
  • Have you ever heard a clock go “DING”? What did it sound like, and how did it make you feel?
  • If you could be any animal climbing the clock, which one would you choose and what time would you want the clock to strike? Why?
  1. Animal Clock Dance: Let’s pretend to be the animals from the story! Choose an animal and act out its adventure with the clock. When the clock strikes a number, make the same number of “DING” sounds and move like your chosen animal. Can you remember how each animal moved when the clock struck their number?

  2. Make Your Own Clock: Create a simple clock using a paper plate and some craft materials. Draw numbers from 1 to 12 around the edge. Use a paper fastener to attach two paper arrows for the clock hands. Practice moving the hands to different numbers and say “DING” the correct number of times. Can you show what time it is when the clock strikes three?

  3. Counting Dings Game: Listen carefully as someone claps or taps a drum to make “DING” sounds. Count how many “DINGs” you hear and match it to the correct number on your clock. Can you guess which animal would climb the clock for that number of “DINGs”?

Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:

Welcome to Kids Academy! [Music]

Hickory Dickory Dock, the mouse went up the clock. The clock struck one, the mouse went down.

Hickory Dickory Dock, the bear went up the clock. The clock struck two, the bear went down.

Hickory Dickory Dock, the parrot went up the clock.

Hickory Dickory Dock, the monkey went up the clock. The clock struck four, the monkey went down.

[Music]

Hickory Dickory Dock, the pig went up the clock. The clock struck five, the pig went down.

Hickory Dickory Dock, the elephant went up the clock. The clock struck six, the elephant went down.

[Music] [Applause]

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