Mother Goose Club Playhouse

Kids recite a fun rhyme about a large hat that goes flat after Lucy pat-pats it down.

Kids share a coat and gloves while they recite a fun rhyme about meeting someone on a cold day.

Kids play the parts of this nursery rhyme while reciting it. In the end, the careless egg gets a giant band-aid on his head.

Practice counting backwards from five with this fun rhyme acted out by quacking people in yellow shirts.

A boy recites the quick rhyme while jumping out of a box and encourages kids to play along.

A girl recites the rhyme with all the hand movements as the turtle snaps and finally catches everything but her.

A boy acts out the part of sleepy John while another boy recites the nursery rhyme.

Brief poem about Mother Goose has a live and cartoon version of the popular lady and her gander.

Johnny Johnny is sound asleep and must be awakened with a song and lots of other noise before the skit can begin.

Kids try baby food and try to figure out what each flavor is.

Kids pretend to birdwatch and recite a poem about a bluebird. As the cartoon birds fly by, the kids identify their colors.

Siblings play and sing the London Bridge game while they wait for dinner to be ready.

Kids shout, clap, and cheer through the alphabet encouraging kids to shout along, loud and clear.

Kids make pretend tacos and recite a counting rhyme where tacos are eaten two at a time.

Boys talk and rhyme about their favorite summer past time and offer tips for staying safe.

Enthusiastic kids with giant toothbrushes recite a simple rhyme while they mimic good oral hygiene.

Two girls recite a rhyme while pretending their scarves are all kinds of things from superhero capes to picnic blankets.

Kids take a cardboard rocket to Mars and see a martian -- wait, no, it's their friend who wants to play along!

A princess recites a poem that challenges kids to guess which colors they see.

A boy recites a poem about the cartoon dogs of different colors he sees at the park -- even green and pink ones!

Kids not getting along on a playdate learn to compromise and even sing a song about it.

A girl with three bags of wool gives them away one at a time while she recites the nursery rhyme.

Kids hold up giant calendars and recite the rhyme about how many days are in each month of the year.

A boy plays an explorer and sees all the crazy things that happen by the bay while he sings the silly song.