An Australian version of "Frère Jacques"…

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Notes

*Alternatives: "Cuddle a koala" or "Emu and koala".

According to Wikipedia, "Barramundi is a loanword from an Australian Aboriginal language of the Rockhampton area in Queensland meaning 'large-scaled river fish'."

Game Instructions

1. Put hands together and move them back and forth like a fish swimming.
2. Put one hand on top of your head to mime the crest on the head of a cockatoo.
3. Hug yourself.
4. Put your hands in front of you with fingertips pointing down, arms bent at the elbow to look like a kangaroo's little hands and jump (if you're standing).

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Thanks and Acknowledgements

Thanks to Wendy Forsyth for sharing this song with us!