Five Little Monkeys
The Learning Station Lyrics

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The doctor said no more monkeys jumping on the Bed uh huh (no more Monkeys jumping on the Bed) Four Little
Monkeys Jumping on the Bed one fell off and bumped
His head call the doctor and the doctor said no
More monkeys jumping on the Bed uh huh (no more Monkeys jumping on the Bed) Three Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed one fell off and bumped his
Head call the doctor and the doctor said no more
Monkeys jumping on the Bed oh no (no more Monkeys jumping on the Bed) Two Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed
One fell off and bumped his head call the doctor And the doctor said no more monkeys jumping on the Bed
(No more Monkeys jumping on the Bed) now there′s One Little Monkey Jumping on the Bed one fell off and bumped his head call the doctor and the doctor said

No more monkeys jumping on the Bed (no more Monkeys jumping on the Bed) now there's no little Monkeys jumping on the Bed none fell off and bumped there head call the doctor and the doctor said Yay! no more monkeys jumping on the Bed (no more Monkeys jumping on the
Bed

Overall Meaning

The Learning Station’s “Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed” is a classic children’s nursery rhyme that tells the story of five energetic monkeys who jump on a bed and take turns falling off and bumping their heads. The song is preoccupied with the consequences of recklessness and disobedience, emphasizing the importance of taking responsibility for one’s actions. Despite its simple structure and storyline, the lyrics efficiently convey the message that actions have consequences.

Throughout the song, the doctor is called repeatedly to tend to the injured monkeys, and the repetition of the phrase “no more monkeys jumping on the bed” emphasizes the need for caution and restraint. The song also showcases the value of taking care of oneself and others and encourages children to be mindful of their actions and surroundings. In conclusion, The Learning Station’s “Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed” is a lighthearted and memorable way to teach children about responsibility and safety.

Line by Line Meaning

Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed
Five mischievous little monkeys were joyfully bouncing on the bed.

one fell off and bumped his head
One of the monkeys fell off the bed and hit his head, causing injury.

call the doctor and the doctor and The doctor said
The concerned caregiver called for medical assistance, and a doctor arrived to assess the situation.

no more monkeys jumping on the Bed uh huh (no more Monkeys jumping on the Bed)
The doctor advised against further monkey acrobatics on the bed to prevent future accidents.

Four Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed
Following the doctor's warning, only four of the previously five enthusiastic monkeys remain on the bed.

Three Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed
Another monkey leaves the group, leading to only three monkeys remaining on the bed.

oh no (no more Monkeys jumping on the Bed)
The caregiver is worried about another potential accident occurring and reiterates the doctor's advice to the monkeys.

Two Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed
Two monkeys remain on the bed, but the caregiver is still worried about their safety.

now there′s One Little Monkey Jumping on the Bed
Only one monkey is left on the bed, but the caregiver's concern hasn't diminished.

now there's no little Monkeys jumping on the Bed
The caregiver's worry is finally assuaged, as all the monkeys have left the bed and are safe from harm.

none fell off and bumped there head
Without any monkeys on the bed, there is no risk of any more injuries occurring.

Yay! no more monkeys jumping on the Bed (no more Monkeys jumping on the Bed)
The caregiver is relieved that all the monkeys are safe and no longer jumping on the bed, rejoicing at the lack of danger.

Writer(s): Don Monopoli, Laurie Monopoli

Contributed by Aaliyah K. Suggest a correction in the comments below.

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