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One, Two, Buckle My Shoe with Lyrics
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One, Two, Buckle My Shoe is a fun nursery rhyme, action song for children. It also teaches early math, listening skills and following directions. This song is ideal for morning meeting, circle time, brain breaks, indoor recess, group activities and ESL programs. Enjoy our adorably animated version of this popular children’s nursery rhyme song!
One, Two, Buckle My Shoe From the CD, Tony Chestnut & Fun Time Action Songs by The Learning Station ℗©Monopoli/The Learning Station
LYRICS:
Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na. “ Everybody clap.” Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na.
One, two, buckle my shoe. Three, four shut the door and five six pick up sticks, seven, eight now lay them straight. Nine, ten a big fat hen, sounds pretty good, let’s do it again singing…
Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na. “ Everybody clap.” Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na. “A little faster, now.” One, two, buckle my shoe. Three, four shut the door and five six pick up sticks, seven, eight now lay them straight. Nine, ten a big fat hen, sounds pretty good, let’s do it again singing… “A little faster, now.” One, two, buckle my shoe. Three, four shut the door and five six pick up sticks, seven, eight now lay them straight. Nine, ten a big fat hen, sounds pretty good, let’s do it again singing… “A little faster, now.
” One, two, buckle my shoe. Three, four shut the door and five six pick up sticks, seven, eight now lay them straight. Nine, ten a big fat hen, sounds pretty good, let’s do it again singing… “A little faster, now.” One, two, buckle my shoe. Three, four shut the door and five six pick up sticks, seven, eight now lay them straight. Nine, ten a big fat hen, sounds pretty good, let’s do it again singing…
“Alright, big ending, ready?” Do, do, do do, do… Yeah hoo!
One, Two, Buckle My Shoe is from our award-winning CD, Tony Chestnut & Fun Time Action Songs. It’s available in two formats CD and Full CD Download. Full CD Downloads arrive in a zip file with all of the songs and a printable PDF with the entire CD booklet with lyrics and actions.
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One, two, buckle my shoe.
One, two, buckle my shoe.
Children's book illustrations
Nursery rhymes -- O-P
(New York : Grolier Society, c1911) Mee, Arthur (1875-1943), Editor. Thompson, Holland (1873-1940), Editor.
Item timeline of events
- 1899: Issued
- 2020: Digitized
- 2022: Found by you!
- 2023
MLA Format
The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Picture Collection, The New York Public Library. "One, two, buckle my shoe." The New York Public Library Digital Collections. 1899. https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/69a744a2-52e4-8f6c-e040-e00a18061d3f
Chicago/Turabian Format
The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Picture Collection, The New York Public Library. "One, two, buckle my shoe." New York Public Library Digital Collections. Accessed December 10, 2022. https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/69a744a2-52e4-8f6c-e040-e00a18061d3f
APA Format
The Miriam and Ira D.
Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Picture Collection, The New York Public Library. (1899). One, two, buckle my shoe. Retrieved from https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/69a744a2-52e4-8f6c-e040-e00a18061d3f
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How to choose ski boots - practical advice
Buying ski boots can be more difficult than it sounds. It is important to use and put them on correctly to make sure you are standing in the optimal position. A good foot position provides more comfort, more control and more fun on the slopes!
Contents:
1.
What to wear when trying on
2. How to lock
3. How to choose the right size
4. Size in centimeters
5. How to choose insoles
6. Why buy an insole
What to wear when trying on
It is better to choose wide ski pants to reduce the effect of the tourniquet. Anything too tight can affect blood flow and cause pain that is not associated with bots.
Be sure to try the ski toe boot. These are specialty socks, they are thinner in the forefoot area for better feel, reinforced in a stressed area (around the ankle or heel)
Avoid wearing thick woolen socks. Their thickness impairs contact and reduces the accuracy of movements. Their thickness can also cause pain in certain areas and affect blood flow, causing an uncomfortable chill.
Moreover, if you are accustomed to wearing anatomical insoles during sports, we strongly recommend that you replace the stock insoles with custom ones.
How to fasten properly
First, open all the buckles and turn them out so they don't get in the way.
Try the boot on the spot. Open it as wide as possible and slide your foot inside. Fingers should be touching the toe
Then start closing the strap at the top and fasten the buckles one by one, starting from the bottom. Don't pull with all your might. Then bend your knees a few times to help your leg stand up properly. Next is another stage of pulling the buckles.
If the boot is equipped with micrometric buckles, the parameters must be adjusted. Micrometric adjustments include a screw-down buckle for precise adjustment. When finished, the buckles should remain in the locked position, but without squeezing.
Adjust the belt if necessary.
On new boots, if you want to maintain an optimal fit over time, make sure no buckle is set too far
form around your foot and eventually the buckles will need to be re-tightened.
If you are already at the last tightening level, the boot may begin to wobble. Therefore, leave room for subsequent adjustments
How to choose the right size
As mentioned earlier, when you stand straight on your feet, your toes should lightly touch the tip of the boot. This is normal, the heel is not yet in its final position.
Bend your knees, as if you were on skis, feet resting on the back. You should feel that the heel is locked in the back and the toes are no longer touching the nose. The leg should not move left or right, no pressure should be felt on the lower leg, ankles, arch of the foot or toes.
Feeling comfortable is important!
More and more models are equipped with shrink liners, but what is it? These earbuds are made from a special foam that responds to low temperatures. Body heat is sufficient to soften this material and give it an anatomical shape.
All you have to do is ride for a few hours or a few days and your liner will slowly mold to the shape of your foot to ensure the perfect fit.
It is very important to use the correct size. If they are too big, the legs will start to move, creating friction and discomfort. If too small, your toes will be squeezed, blood flow will be interrupted, and you will feel cold.
That's why we at ski rental always try to find the right set for our customers.
Size in centimeters
To avoid confusion between UK, US or EU sizes, manufacturers adhere to one standard called Mondo point (foot length in centimeters).
Manufacturers produce series with different geometries. Some target narrow feet while others are best suited for wide feet
The forefoot should be the width of the metatarsals, the widest part of the foot. Heel counter width is always specified for 26.5, which is considered standard.
The standard will help you compare options to find the right width:
- if you have narrow feet, we recommend from 97 mm to 100 mm;
- if the legs are of medium width, you need from 100 to 102 mm;
- if the legs are wide - more than 102 mm.
Of course, these figures are only indicative. If you like to ski fast on some of the steepest slopes the resort has to offer, you can opt for a tighter fit to get more precision and performance.
If you like to travel at slow to medium speeds and need first-class comfort, then the wide version is the way to go.
The length must match the level of skiing
There are two types of skiers:
- experienced skiers tend to prefer accuracy over comfort. They will choose the option that exactly matches the length. An experienced skier with a foot length of 27 cm will choose the Mondo Point 27;
- simple skiers prefer comfort over performance.
They can increase the value by half the size. A skier of this level with a leg length of 27 cm will choose the Mondo Point 27.5.
How to choose your insoles
For skiers, the foot is essential to getting on the right track, so it's essential that it stays comfortable despite all the pressures that affect it.
The leg is:
- an element of the musculoskeletal system, unique in its morphology;
- complex with 28 bones, 16 joints, 107 ligaments and 27 muscles;
is a sensitive part of the body as it serves as a kind of sensor.
They differ in shape, movement and pressure distribution.
We classify feet into 3 categories depending on the level of contact with the ground: low, medium and high arch and provided good support as well as stability. To do this, you will need a pair that is suitable for your morphology and several options for socks. In boots, socks are universal. Incorrect insoles are not designed to provide real support and can cause pain, fatigue and even cramps Arch support . A good arched support will allow you to avoid feeling cold and tired. The arch is a circuit for blood return, and good blood flow reduces discomfort. Being more stable, these models reduce the effort to stabilize on the slope, therefore, reduce muscle fatigue, as well as the risk of blisters. The foot will not move freely and, as a result, there will be less friction. EVA . The foam provides better and more uniform support, which will reduce the risk of pain. The foam will be a little thicker under the heel for increased comfort. Aluminum foil insulation . The metal shields most of the cold radiation from the ground and prevents freezing. 3Feet Merino . Another type of sole, 3Feet Merino, offers a special arch support (low, medium or high) with aluminum insulation throughout. Merino wool lining for maximum warmth and odor reduction. These soles adapt to your arch apex and your morphology to give optimal support, in addition to all the other benefits of a 3D sole. MID is as versatile as possible. Winter 3D Comfort . In addition to all the benefits of Winter 3D, Winter 3D Comfort offers better thermal insulation thanks to its fur coating and improved aluminum insulation, which means more warmth and ergonomics. Winter Custom Pro .
Why buy an insole 
They are flat and made of different quality foams, depending on the model, price and brand. They offer only weak insulation and little flexibility. However, they can be used to adjust the size of your shoes.
3D soles . The three-dimensional structure provides ideal support and promotes body alignment. The 3D soles offer an ergonomic shape, foam coverage for comfort, and different insulating materials depending on the model. 
