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The Gallon Frog Song

The Gallon Frog Song If you want to learn about capacity, To the tune of “Alice the Camel” If you want to learn about capacity, Then go, Froggy, go! Boom, boom, boom ( shake hips side to side) …

Four quarts equal one gallon, Then go, Froggy, go! Boom, boom, boom (shake hips side to side)…

Two pints equal to one quart, Then go, Froggy, go! Boom, boom, boom (shake hips side to side)…

Two cups equal to one pint, Then go, Froggy, go! Boom, boom, boom (shake hips side to side)…

Now you’ve learned about capacity, Then go, Froggy, go! Boom, boom, boom ( shake hips side to side).