Baby Bumble Bee Song Activities

There’s something for everyone with these Baby Bumble Bee song activities, it’s always a real favourite and perfect for the summer months.

Baby Bumble Bee Song

I’m bringing home a baby bumblebee,

Won’t my Mummy be so proud of me?

I’m bringing home a baby bumblebee,

(spoken) Ouch! He stung me!

I’m squishing up a baby bumblebee,

Wont my Mummy be so proud of me?

I’m squishing up my baby bumblebee,

(spoken) Eew! It’s all over me!

I’m wiping off a baby bumblebee,

Wont my Mummy be so proud of me?

I’m wiping off a baby bumblebee,

(spoken) Look! All clean!

This video shows the traditional Baby Bumble Bee actions – although it seems a bit brutal, kids can’t resist anything a bit yucky! So they really love the squishing bit!

However if you’d prefer the kinder approach, you can substitute the second and third verse with different animals – check out the alternative, more humane lyrics below.

Baby Bumble Bee Song

(alternative lyrics)

I’m bringing home a baby bumblebee,

Wont my Mummy be so proud of me?

I’m bringing home a baby bumblebee,

(spoken) Ouch! He stung me!!

I’m bringing home a baby ra-ttle snake,

Won’t my Mummy shiver a-nd sha-ke?

I’m bringing home a baby ra-ttle snake,

(spoken) What a mistake!!

I’m bringing home a baby dino-saur,

Wont my Mummy kick it out the doo-r?

I’m bringing home a baby dino-saur,

(spoken) Now my arms are sore!!

You could make your own squidgy bumble bees out of yellow balloons filled with flour with this quick craft activity from The Inspired Treehouse and then use them to play this circle game – pass the balloon bee around the circle on the beat and as you sing the song, the person who gets “stung” in the last bar is out! Games like these are always a good way to choose a ‘leader’ for the next game.

Baby Bumble Bee Easy Piano

How To Play The Baby Bumblebee Song

And to fit in with the bee theme, there’s a lovely finger-play called Here Is The Bee Hive and this video is particularly cute because of the sweet little voices.

Here is a beehive. Where are the bees?
Hidden away where nobody sees.
Soon they come creeping out of the hive, ( one by one the bees peeks out)
1-2-3-4-5! BUZZ! (bring each finger out as you count)
(make your bees fly all around the hive)

This video shows how you can use hand shadows for the same finger play. If you can arrange a bright lamp in front of a white wall, this should keep the kids busy for hours! It’s a fun thing to do at bedtime with a bedside lamp tilted to shine against the wall.