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My favorite camp song is Boomerang Chili Chili. These didn’t always rhyme and weren’t always hand clapping games.

(sometimes people say get out you crazy doctor, get out you crazy nurse, get out you crazy lady with the alligator purse) Say, Say, Oh Playmate (so many versions of Oh Playmate are available) Miss Suzie kicked the doctor, Miss Suzie hit the nurse,Īnd then she paid the lady with the alligator purse This can be found as Under the Brown, Bam, Bram or Bramble Bushes or Under the Bamboo Tree. Nothing said the lady with the alligator purse, Mumps said the doctor, Measles said the nurse, The nurse called the lady with the alligator purse, Miss Suzie called the doctor, the doctor called the nurse, He drank up all the water, He ate up all the soap, There are over 330 distinct varieties in the UK alone, so nailing down which variety you have is a bit of a challenge. She put him in the bathtub, to see if he could swim, The word blackberry and bramble are interchangeable, but some people call only the cultivated one blackberries, and the wild as bramble others say the plant is the bramble and the fruit is the blackberry. Miss Suzie had a baby, His name was Tiny Tim, Till the fourth of July, July, July Miss SusieĪnother version (sometimes called Miss Lucy): To see the elephants, elephants, elephants Was the bottom of the deep blue jump, jump, jump. Was the bottom of the deep blue snap, snap, snap. Was the bottom of the deep blue knee, knee, knee. Was the bottom of the deep blue chop, chop, chop. Was the bottom of the deep blue sea, sea, sea. Here’s a few hand clapping games that I remember: A sailor went to sea sea sea What hand clapping games or clapping rhymes do you remember? I’ll add it to the list. Research has shown that not only are these clapping games fun for kids, but hand clapping songs improve motor and cognitive skills, too. My best friend and I would clap and move in a circle while we sang the songs. I have fond memories of being at my family’s cottage and playing clapping games and clapping rhymes on the dock.