These song lyrics that were inspired by Classical Children's Literature are available from a variety of albums:

      Abdul Gasazi’s Garden – Sam Jones
      All Around The Pond– Sam Jones
      At The Great Ball Game– Sam Jones
      Big Bushy Mustache– Sam Jones
      Caps for Sale – Joyce Levine
      The Computer Song – Joyce Levine
      Cranes Over Hiroshima – Two of a Kind
      The Gingerbread Girl Rap– Jim Rule
      The Gingerbread Man– Ron Brown
      Going On a Bear Hunt – Joyce Levine
      Hey There, Goldilocks– Ron Brown
      Jalapeno Bagels– Sam Jones
      Jamaica Louise James– Sam Jones
      Julius– Sam Jones
      Keep On Reading– Jack Hartmann
      The Lamplighter– Robert Louis Stevenson
      Little Henny Penny– Ron Brown
      The Lion and the Mouse– Jack Hartmann
      The Little Red Hen– Fran Avni
      The Little Red Hen– Ron Brown
      Looking Glass River– Robert Louis Stevenson
      Millions of Cats – Joyce Levine
      Moses Goes To A Concert– Sam Jones
      Mrs. Brown Went To Town– Sam Jones
      My Shadow– Robert Louis Stevenson
      My Shadow (in Spanish and English)– Robert Louis Stevenson
      The Nights of the Pufflings – Sam Jones
      Officer Buckle and Gloria– Sam Jones
      Pepita Knows Two Languages– Sam Jones
      The Playground Song – Joyce Levine
      Poppa’s Pants– Sam Jones
      The Ramona Quimby Blues– Sam Jones
      Ranger Dockett– Sam Jones
      Slow and Steady– Susan Harrison
      Snow White's Housework Song– A Guide to Child-Centered Musical Theatre
      Surfing with the Seals – Sam Jones
      The Three Bears Rap– Ron Brown
      The Three Little Pigs – Joyce Levine
      The Three Little Pigs– Ron Brown
      The Three Little Pigs Rap– Jim Rule
      Thunder Cake– Sam Jones
      Too Much Noise – Joyce Levine
      Trapped in the Icy South Pole– Sam Jones
      The Ugly Duckling Blues– Susan Harrison
      What Would I Do Without You? – Joyce Levine

Songs Inspired by Maurice Sendak's Children's Books
      Chicken Soup with Rice– Maurice Sendak and Carole King
      Where the Wild Things Are– Two of a Kind

Nursery Rhymes Set to Songs
      Grandmother's Glasses– Fingerplay
      Hey Diddle Diddle– With Accompanying Science Extension Activity
      Hickory, Dickory, Dock– With Accompanying Science Extension Activity       
      Humpty Dumpty– Jack Hartmann
      I Know an Old Lady who Swallowed a Fly– Traditional Folk Song
      If You're Happy and You Know It Clap Your Hands!– Traditional
      Jack and Jill– Jack Hartmann
      Jack and Jill– With Accompanying Science Extension Activity
      Jack Be Nimble– Jack Hartmann
      Little Bo Peep– Traditional
      Little Miss Muffett– With Accompanying Science Extension Activity  
      Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary– With Accompanying Science Extension Activity
      The Nursery Rhymes Sidewalk Chant
      Old King Cole– Jack Hartmann
      Peas Porridge Hot, Peas Porridge Cold– Jack Hartmann
      Today Is Sunday– Traditional
      Tommy Thumb – Fingerplay
      Two Little Blackbirds – Fingerplay

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