Famous Nursery Rhyme | I'm a little teapot

• I'm a little teapot written by Clarence Kelley and Geo. H. Sanders in New York, 1939.
• Classic nursery rhyme about a little teapot who is ready to pour tea once he starts to steam and shout. 
• It wasn't until the early 1950's that the song was recorded.
• Children learn new vocabulary like stout, spout, and handle, and enjoy singing along with this familiar tune.
• The origins of I'm a Little Teapot came about when Clarence Kelley was teaching children how to do the Waltz Clog, which is a popular tap dance routine.
• The melody of the song is very upbeat, and the lyrics blend together with rhythmically.
• I'm a Little Teapot" is a well-known children's nursery rhyme about a boiling pot of tea.Tea time is fun! Watch this video song below.

Lyrics:

I'm a little teapot  

short and stout,

Here is my handle, 

here is my spout,  

When I get all steamed up  

hear me shout,

Tip me over  and

pour me out.