Tag Archives: English Nursery Rhymes

Gajar Aur Tamatar (गाजर और टमाटर) | Hindi Rhymes for Children | Shemaroo Kids Hindi

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Shemaroo Kids presents to you popular Hindi nursery rhyme ‘Gajar aur Tamaatar’ (Carrot and Tomatoes). Enjoy this foot tapping Indian style of music and learn the easy lyrics of the rhyme. This rhyme is about the different benefits of eating different vegetables like Carrot, Tomatoes, Lemon, Cucumber, etc. Watch this video about vegetables that every child would like to listen to and follow.

This Hindi nursery rhyme is popular among all kids. The fun music and the colorful animation add to the video. Enhance your kid’s Hindi language, numbers and encourage them to embrace Indian culture even better.

Its Raining Its Pouring (HD) | Sing Along Nursery Rhymes | Shemaroo Kids

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Shemaroo Kids presents another fun rhyme ‘It’s Raining It’s Pouring’ in a foot-tapping ‘Hard Rock’ style of music by music director Firoze Patel and Kaizad Patel. Enjoy the pulsating voice of Rob Lundgren.

This rhyme is about the life of an old man showcased in 3 different seasons – Rainy season, Winter season and Summer Season. In this popular nursery rhyme watch what this old man does in different seasons. ‘It’s Raining It’s Pouring’ is popular among kids.

When it rains, the beautiful weather leads the old man to a sound sleep. In winter, snow covers the road and it is very important to use a shovel to clear roads. While removing the snow the old man slips and bumps his head. When it’s sweaty during summer, the old man keeps him cool by switching on the air-conditioner. As a result of these instances, the old man fails to wake up in the morning!

This is a fun rhyme with peppy music and colorful animation. The actions of the rhyme will help in the development of motor skills too.

Popular Animated Kids Series | The HIVE – The Other BuzzBee – Episode 40 | Shemaroo Kids

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When Buzzbee accidentally doubles books himself to help Postman Spider at the same time as going for a ride in Mr. Millipede’s car, he manages to persuade Barnabee to stand in for him as his body double. After a bit of coaching, Barnabee is flung into action as ‘The Other Buzzbee’ and he nervously sets off to help Postman Spider while Buzzbee himself heads off to the garage to find Mr. Millipede. However, it’s not long before the pair are caught out and Buzzbee sheepishly admits it was his idea all along. Luckily, Mr. Millipede finds a solution that suits everybody and Buzzbee learns that honesty is the best policy!

UNDERWATER (HD) Big Block – Episode 51 | Shemaroo Kids Junior

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Shemaroo Kids presents to you popular series BIG BLOCK SINGSONG that features a unique character singing their own song. Enjoy different musical styles, quirky lyrics and loveable wit. The series is funny, attention-grabbing and immensely re-watchable series for young viewers with a myriad of characters and a medley of memorable songs! A big block swims and swishes his way through an aquatic and harmonic underwater deep sea adventure.

ROBOT (रोबोट) – Big Block – Episode 23 | Shemaroo Kids Hindi

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Shemaroo Kids presents to you popular series BIG BLOCK SINGSONG that features a unique character singing their own song. Enjoy different musical styles, quirky lyrics and loveable wit. The series is funny, attention-grabbing and immensely re-watchable series for young viewers with a myriad of characters and a medley of memorable songs! See a robot dance!

A robot big block sings a toe-tapping travelling tune about a trip to planet earth where he discovers that sweaters don’t sweat and butterflies aren’t really made of butter.

A Thanksgiving Note!

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Happy Thanksgiving!

Instilling a sense of gratitude in kids is very important. Gratitude goes beyond good manners. It is a mindset and a lifestyle. What better way to show gratitude than by saying a simple ‘Thank You”! Studies shows that kids who are grateful towards the smallest of things, reap concrete benefits, including greater life satisfaction and better attitude about school.

Toddlers and preschoolers are by nature self-centered. It is important and tricky to teach them gratitude. Here’s how you can teach your kids to be grateful and find happiness in the smallest of things

  • Kids learn from what they see around them. Be a grateful parent. It goes without saying that we love our kids, and that we’re thankful beyond words for their love, their smiles, their hugs and so much more. It is an invaluable exercise to tell your kids how grateful you are to have them
  • Set a good example by saying “thank you” sincerely and often. The values our kids embrace as they get older aren’t those we nag them into learning, but the ones they see us living out. There are countless opportunities every day for us to model gratitude for our kids — for example, thanking the waitress who serves your food, etc. When our kids see us expressing sincere thanks all the time, they’ll be more inclined to do so as well
  • Most religious traditions emphasize the practice of gratitude through acknowledging blessings and through serving others. Attending regular religious services is one way for kids to gain a sense of gratitude as part of a community. Spirituality and gratitude go hand in hand
  • Keep your eyes open for situations that eloquently illustrate the act of thankfulness. When kids can connect the concept of gratitude to a real-life situation, the lesson we’re teaching will be much more likely to stick
  • When kids complain or gripe, it can be helpful to try to find a response that looks on the brighter side. This instills a positive perspective in your kids and helps them find the silver lining
  • Insist on politeness and respect all around. When we teach our children to treat others with dignity and respect, they’ll be more likely to appreciate the ways in which those folks contribute to and improve their lives. We need to model for our kids the importance of treating everyone with respect
  • Encourage your kids to experience the “joy of giving”! The old saying “it’s better to give than to receive” has stuck around for a reason. It really does feel great to help someone else out
  • Have a moment of thanks each day when everyone shares something they’re thankful for. Whether the list includes a favorite toy, a lesson, or a meeting new people, this daily tradition can help develop a positive frame of mind

Now that we have given you few simple and quick ways to teach your kids to be thankful and see the brighter and positive side of life, as adults it is also our responsibility to show gratitude towards life and people. This thanksgiving be thankful for every breath you take, every food you eat, every new day you wake upto…

A thank you to all our wonderful readers!