Ding Dong Bell Nursery Rhyme
Ding, dong, bell, Pussy's in the well. Who put her in? Little Tommy Sin. Don't you cry, poor kitty cat, We'll get you out of where you're at. The bucket's lowered, rope goes tight, Up you come into the sunlight! Tommy, with a sheepish grin, Knows the trouble he's been in. A gentle scold, a reminder kind, To leave the kitty safe behind. But wait! A meow, a splash once more, Seems curiosity can't be ignored. The playful puss, with fur so white, Jumps right back in, with pure delight! The farmyard erupts in laughter's chime, As the cat bobs in the water's rhyme. A rope is tossed, a gentle pull, This time the kitty climbs quite full Of playful spirit, wet and free, Shakes itself off with glee. The farmer smiles, a twinkle bright, "Cats will be cats," he says, "that's right!" So next time you hear a bell's sweet ring, Remember the cat, the joy it brings. A little mischief, a purring friend, A day at the farm that knows no end.
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Ding Dong Bell Nursery Rhyme Themes & Lessons
Helping Others: When you see someone or something in trouble, like the kitty in the well, it’s important to help them out. Being kind and caring can make a big difference and bring joy to everyone.
Taking Responsibility: If you do something wrong, like Little Tommy Sin putting the kitty in the well, it’s important to say sorry and learn from your mistakes. Owning up to your actions helps you grow and become a better friend.
Enjoying Playfulness: Sometimes, even when things don’t go as planned, like the kitty jumping back into the well, it’s okay to have fun and laugh. Playfulness and curiosity can make life more enjoyable, as long as everyone stays safe.
Ding Dong Bell Nursery Rhyme Original lyrics
Ding dong bell,
Pussy’s in the well.
Who put her in?
Little Johnny Green.
Who pulled her out?
Little Tommy Stout.