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The Animal Fair is a classic nursery rhyme that tells the fun little story of a group of little penguins who visit the animal fair and witness some amazing sights. The lyrics describe a mischievous monkey who bumps into a skunk and ends up sitting on an elephant's trunk. The elephant sneezes and falls to its knees, much to the dismay of the monkey.

Despite its simple lyrics, The Animal Fair is a catchy and upbeat song that is easy for children to sing along to. The animation in the cartoon is beautiful and adds to the overall charm of the nursery rhyme. The song's catchy lyrics and upbeat tempo make it a big hit with little ones, and its enduring popularity has cemented its place as a timeless classic.

One thing that makes The Animal Fair such a great nursery rhyme for kids is its use of animal characters. Children are naturally drawn to animals, and using these characters in the song helps capture their attention and imagination. The antics of the mischievous monkey and the clumsy elephant are sure to delight young listeners, and the catchy lyrics make it easy for them to sing along.

The Animal Fair is also a great song for teaching young children about rhyme and rhythm. The repetition of the lyrics and the catchy rhythm makes it easy for kids to learn and sing along, which helps to develop their language skills. Additionally, the song's simple lyrics and catchy melody make it easy for kids to remember, which helps to reinforce their learning.

Here are the lyrics: 

Lyrics:
I went to the Animal Fair
The birds and the beasts were there
The big baboon by the light of the moon
Was combing his auburn hair.

The monkey bumped the skunk,
And sat on the elephant's trunk
The elephant sneezed and fell to his knees
And that was too bad for the monk (monkey)
The monk, the monk, the monk.

I went to the Animal Fair
The birds and the beasts were there
The big baboon by the light of the moon
Was combing his auburn hair.

The monkey bumped the skunk,
And sat on the elephant's trunk
The elephant sneezed and fell to his knees
And that was too bad for the monk
The monk, the monk, the monk,
The monk, the monk, the monk.