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    THE BEAR WENT OVER THE MOUNTAIN

    The bear went over the mountain,
    The bear went over the mountain,
    The bear went over the mountain,
    To see what he could see.

    He saw a troop of Brownies,
    He saw a troop of Brownies,
    He saw a troop of Brownies,
    And what do you think he did?

    He ate up all the Brownies,
    (REPEAT 2 more times)
    And what do you think he did?

    He got a tummy ache,
    (REPEAT 2 more times)
    And what do you think he did?

    He took an Alka Seltzer,
    (REPEAT 2 more times)
    And what do you think he did?

    He burped up all the Brownies,
    (REPEAT 2 more times)
    And what do you think they did?

    They went and told his mommy,
    (REPEAT 2 more times)
    And what do you think she did?

    She spanked him on his sit-upon,
    (REPEAT 2 more times)
    And what do you think he did?

    He never went over the mountain,
    (REPEAT 2 more times)
    To see what he could see.


    CAMP PROTEST SONG

    Mine eyes have seen the glory of the burning of the camp.
    We have tortured every counselor, and broken every lamp.
    We sit around the tents all day, there�s nothing else to do
    There�s spiders in there tooooo.

    Glory, glory hallelujah
    It rained all day, but it�s no cooler.
    If the sun came out it�d be peculiar.
    This camp has got to go.


    WAD A LEE A CHA

    Wad a lee a cha, Wad a lee a cha,
    Doo da lee doo, Doo da lee doo.
    Wad a lee a cha, Wad a lee a cha,
    Doo da lee doo, Doo da lee doo.

    It�s a simple thing, there ain�t much to it
    All ya gotta do, is doo da lee doo it..
    I like the rest but the part I like best is the
    Doo da lee, doo da lee, doooooo.

    (Hand Motions)
    Slap hands twice Clap hands twice
    Wave right hand over left hand twice
    Wave left hand over right hand twice

    Touch nose with right finger and place on left shoulder.
    Touch nose with left finger and place on right shoulder
    Make talk motion with hands.
    (Repeat several times going faster each time)


    DOWN, DOWN BABY

    Down, down baby, down by the roller coaster.
    Sweet, sweet baby, I�d never let you go.
    Chimmy, chimmy coco-puff, Chimmy, chimmy, pow;
    Chimmy, chimmy coco-puff, Chimmy, chimmy pow.

    Grand ma, Grand ma, sick in bed,
    Called the doctor, and the doctor said,

    Let�s get the rhythm of the head, Ding-dong.
    Let�s get the rhythm of the head, Ding-dong.

    Let�s get the rhythm of the feet, stamp,stamp
    Let�s get the rhythm of the feet, stamp,stamp

    Let�s get the rhythm of the hands, clap, clap.
    Let�s get the rhythm of the hands, clap, clap.

    Let�s get the rhythm of the hot.....dog (move hips)
    Let�s get the rhythm of the hot...dog.

    Put them all together and what do you get?
    Ding-dong, clap-clap, stomp, stomp, hot dog.
    Put them all backwards and what do you get?
    Hot dog, stomp, stomp, clap, clap, ding-dong.


    BRAIN BUSTER

    Hand on my heart (put hand on heart
    Now what is this here? (point to brain)
    This is my brain buster
    Mama my dear.

    Brain buster, brain buster, rinky dinky doo (circle hands)
    That�s what I learned in the Scouts (clap), Yah-Who.(hands in air)

    2. Sweat Boxer (point to forehead)
    3. Eye Blinker (point to eyes
    4. Nose Blower (point to nose)
    5. Food Chopper (point to mouth)
    6. Neck Stretcher (point to neck)
    7. Heart Beater (point to heart)
    8. Bread Basket (point to stomach)
    9. Sit Downer (point to butt)
    10. Knee Bender (point to knee)
    11. Foot Walker (point to foot)

    NOTE: go faster and faster as you run through all the motions and see if the girls can remember the motions for each one.


    LET THERE BE PEACE ON EARTH

    Let there be peace on earth
    And let it begin with me;
    Let there be peace on earth,
    The peace that was meant to be.

    With God as our Father,
    Brothers all are we.
    Let me walk with my brother,
    In perfect harmony.

    Let peace begin with me,
    Let this be the moment now.
    With every step I take,
    Let this be my solemn vow!

    To take each moment
    And live each moment
    In peace eternally.
    Let there be peace on earth,
    And let it begin with me.


    BROWNIE SMILE SONG

    I�ve got something in my pocket that belongs across my face.
    I keep it very close at hand in a most convenient place.
    I�m sure you couldn�t guess it if you guessed a long, long while.
    So I�ll take it out and put it on,
    IT�S A GREAT BIG BROWNIE SMILE!!


    MAKING RAIN

    Get in a circle. The leader starts and the person to the left copies what she does... the person to the left of her copies what she does and so on. No one should do anything other than what the person on the left is doing otherwise it will not turn out right. Make sure all is quiet except for the noise coming from the rain you are making.

    Rub hands together.
    Snap fingers.
    Clap hands.
    Slap knees.
    Stamp feet.
    Slap knees.
    Clap hands.
    Snap fingers.
    Rub hands together.


    SINGING IN THE RAIN

    Best done when standing in a circle or around a campfire

    (chorus)
    I�m singing in in the rain,
    just singing in the rain,
    What a glorious feeling,
    (Leader)I�m thumbs up, thumbs up, (put thumbs up)
    (Girls)Thumbs up
    che che, che che, che che, che che.

    (chorus)

    Repeat Thumbs up and add number two... continue on to number 7
    (2)elbows back, (push elbows back with thumbs up)
    (3)chest out, (stick out chest with elbows back and thumbs up)
    (4)knees in, (point knees in with chest, elbows and thumbs)
    (5)toes in, (point toes in w/ knees, chest, elbows, thumbs)
    (6)buns out, (stick out buns w/toes, knees, chest, elbows, thumbs)
    (7)tongues out, (stick out tongues with everything while doing che che)

    che che, che che, che che, che che


    KOOKABURRA

    Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree,
    Merry, merry king of the bush is he.
    Laugh Kookaburra, laugh kookaburra
    Gay your life must be.

    Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree,
    Eating all the gumdrops he can see.
    Stop Kookaburra, stop kookaburra
    Leave them there for me.

    Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree,
    Counting all the monkeys he can see.
    Stop Kookaburra, stop kookaburra,
    That�s no monkey, that�s me.

    Kookaburra sits on the railroad tracks,
    Along came a train and knocked him flat.
    Poor Kookaburra, poor kookaburra,
    That�s the end of that.


    IT�S A SMALL WORLD

    It�s a small world after all,
    It�s a small world after all,
    It�s a small world after all,
    It�s a small, small world.

    It�s a world of laughter, a world of tears,
    It�s a world of hopes and a world of fears.
    There�s so much that we share, that it�s time we�re aware,
    It�s a small, small world.

    CHORUS

    There is just one moon, and one golden sun.
    And a smile means friendship to everyone.
    Though the mountains divide and the oceans are wide,
    It�s a small world after all.

    CHORUS

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