Hickory dickory dock?

Question

Can anyone help me find a variation of the rhyme, I am supposed find one for my project but I have no been able to find anything so far. Also, I will need the URL of the site where you found it. Thank you!

Answer 1

Is this what you are looking for?

How would you say the words hickory, dickory, dock if you took off the beginning

sound for each of the words? Let's all say it together, "ickory, ickory, ock."

What letter does the word "rat" begin with? What would it sound like if we

put the 'r' sound in front of the words ickory, ickory, ock?

Let's all say it together, "rickory, rickory, rock."

Now let's sing this variation of the familiar favorite, "Hickory, Dickory, Dock."

We'll start with the traditional first verse.

Each verse that follows features a different animal.

Lyrics:

Hickory, dickory, dock

The mouse ran up the clock,

The clock struck one, the mouse ran down

Hickory, dickory, dock

Then a rat came by, said, "Rickory rock

Make room for me and I'll run up the clock!"

Rickory, rickory, rock,

The rat ran up the clock,

The clock struck two, the rat said, "boo!"

Rickory, rickory, rock

Then a worm came by, said, "Wickory wock

Make room for me and I'll wiggle up the clock!"

Wickory, wickory, wock

The worm wiggled up the clock,

The clock struck three, the worm said, "whee!"

Wickory, wickory, wock

Then a cricket came by, said, "Crickory, crock

Let me come along and I'll sing you a song"

Crickory, crickory, crock

The cricket crawled up the clock,

The clock struck four, the cricket sang, more, more, more, more

Crickory, crickory, crock

At five o'clock a bee buzzed up, bickory, bickory, bock,

At six o'clock a snake slithered up, snickory, snickory, snock

At seven o'clock a squirrel squirmed up, squickory, squickory, squock

At eight o'clock a toad trudged up, tickory, tickory, tock

At nine o'clock a poodle pranced up, pickory, pickory, pock

At ten o'clock, gorilla awoke and roared, "Too much noise !"

Gickory, gickory, gock, gorilla grabbed the clock

The clock struck ten, gorilla growled, "The end!"

Gickory, gickory, gock

Gorilla crawled back in his bed and he began to snore

And little mouse snuck right by "shhh" and climbed the clock once more

Hickory, dickory, dock

The mouse ran up the clock,

The clock struck eleven, the mouse said, "Good heavens! - It's late"

Hickory, dickory, dock

At twelve o'clock, everyone was asleep

Variation:

You can also hold up a clock, and set the hands to say the time named in each verse.

Follow-up:

Name all the animals you can remember from this song.

Name some animals that were not in this song. Try chanting this rhyme using the

names of different animals.

Examples:

Lion: lickory, lickory, lock

Jaguar: jickory, jickory, jock

Cheetah: chickory, chickory, chock

Yak: yickory, yickory, yock