'The Letter H Song' by ABCmouse.com

"The Letter H Song" (See below for lyrics)

With roots in folk music, traditional children's music is defined by catchy lyrics, fun imagery, and a simple melody that is easy for children to sing along with. Alliteration—the use of words with the same sound at their beginnings—is a feature of many traditional children's songs. In "The Letter H Song," alliteration is used as a teaching tool to reinforce recognition of the sound of the letter H. Watch and sing along to this infectious song!

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Song Lyrics:
The letter h has a "h" sound.
There are lots of h words in this song!
How many can you hear?
I hope you'll happily sing along...here we go!

Ha ha, ho ho, hee hee hee—sing this happy song with me.
How many h words can there be? H is the letter that follows g!

Now Ho-Hum Harry had a hammer.
How he liked to pound it!
He hid his hammer in the house,
but his sister Hannah found it.

Half a herd of happy hippos
hung out in a huddle.
They had a most hilarious time
hip-hopping in a puddle.

Ha ha, ho ho, hee hee hee—sing this happy song with me.
How many h words can there be? H is the letter that follows g!

For hula hoop, and helicopter,
hankie, horse, and hay,
harmonica, and honeybee, shout out,
"Hip, hip, hooray! Hip, hip, hooray!"

Ha ha, ho ho, hee hee hee—sing this happy song with me.
How many h words can there be? H is the letter that follows g!
Help me out now!

Ha ha, ho ho, hee hee hee—sing this happy song with me.
How many h words can there be? H is the letter that follows g!
"Hip, hip, hooray!"

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