【好饿的毛毛虫歌词】《好饿的毛毛虫》是一首广为流传的经典儿童歌曲，源自艾瑞·卡尔（Eric Carle）创作的同名绘本。这首歌以简单、重复的旋律和富有节奏感的歌词，讲述了毛毛虫从出生到变成蝴蝶的过程，非常适合小朋友学习英语和理解自然界的生命周期。
以下是该歌曲的歌词内容及简要总结：
歌词原文（英文版）：
> I am a little caterpillar,
> I am very hungry.
> I want to eat something,
> But I don’t know what.
> I see an apple,
> I eat an apple.
> Then I see a pear,
> I eat a pear.
> Then I see a plum,
> I eat a plum.
> Then I see a peach,
> I eat a peach.
> Then I see a grape,
> I eat a grape.
> Then I see a lemon,
> I eat a lemon.
> Then I see a lime,
> I eat a lime.
> Then I see a watermelon,
> I eat a watermelon.
> Then I see a strawberry,
> I eat a strawberry.
> Then I see a banana,
> I eat a banana.
> Then I see a mango,
> I eat a mango.
> Then I see a pineapple,
> I eat a pineapple.
> Then I see a kiwi,
> I eat a kiwi.
> Then I see a cherry,
> I eat a cherry.
> Then I see a blueberry,
> I eat a blueberry.
> Then I see a raspberry,
> I eat a raspberry.
> Then I see a blackberry,
> I eat a blackberry.
> Then I see a fig,
> I eat a fig.
> Then I see a date,
> I eat a date.
> Then I see a coconut,
> I eat a coconut.
> Then I see a mango,
> I eat a mango.
> Then I see a papaya,
> I eat a papaya.
> Then I see a guava,
> I eat a guava.
> Then I see a lychee,
> I eat a lychee.
> Then I see a dragon fruit,
> I eat a dragon fruit.
> Then I see a pomegranate,
> I eat a pomegranate.
> Then I see a persimmon,
> I eat a persimmon.
> Then I see a tangerine,
> I eat a tangerine.
> Then I see a orange,
> I eat an orange.
> Then I see a grapefruit,
> I eat a grapefruit.
> Then I see a kiwifruit,
> I eat a kiwifruit.
> Then I see a passion fruit,
> I eat a passion fruit.
> Then I see a starfruit,
> I eat a starfruit.
> Then I see a longan,
> I eat a longan.
> Then I see a rambutan,
> I eat a rambutan.
> Then I see a mangosteen,
> I eat a mangosteen.
> Then I see a durian,
> I eat a durian.
> Then I see a jackfruit,
> I eat a jackfruit.
> Then I see a carambola,
> I eat a carambola.
> Then I see a kumquat,
> I eat a kumquat.
> Then I see a mandarin,
> I eat a mandarin.
> Then I see a tamarind,
> I eat a tamarind.
> Then I see a persimmon,
> I eat a persimmon.
> Then I see a loquat,
> I eat a loquat.
> Then I see a mulberry,
> I eat a mulberry.
> Then I see a goji berry,
> I eat a goji berry.
> Then I see a cranberry,
> I eat a cranberry.
> Then I see a currant,
> I eat a currant.
> Then I see a loganberry,
> I eat a loganberry.
> Then I see a boysenberry,
> I eat a boysenberry.
> Then I see a blackcurrant,
> I eat a blackcurrant.
> Then I see a redcurrant,
> I eat a redcurrant.
> Then I see a gooseberry,
> I eat a gooseberry.
> Then I see a huckleberry,
> I eat a huckleberry.
> Then I see a elderberry,
> I eat an elderberry.
> Then I see a blackberry,
> I eat a blackberry.
> Then I see a blueberry,
> I eat a blueberry.
> Then I see a raspberry,
> I eat a raspberry.
> Then I see a lingonberry,
> I eat a lingonberry.
> Then I see a cloudberry,
> I eat a cloudberry.
> Then I see a salal,
> I eat a salal.
> Then I see a wild strawberry,
> I eat a wild strawberry.
> Then I see a wild raspberry,
> I eat a wild raspberry.
> Then I see a wild blueberry,
> I eat a wild blueberry.
> Then I see a wild blackberry,
> I eat a wild blackberry.
> Then I see a wild cherry,
> I eat a wild cherry.
> Then I see a wild peach,
> I eat a wild peach.
> Then I see a wild plum,
> I eat a wild plum.
> Then I see a wild pear,
> I eat a wild pear.
> Then I see a wild apple,
> I eat a wild apple.
> Then I see a wild grape,
> I eat a wild grape.
> Then I see a wild lemon,
> I eat a wild lemon.
> Then I see a wild lime,
> I eat a wild lime.
> Then I see a wild watermelon,
> I eat a wild watermelon.
> Then I see a wild mango,
> I eat a wild mango.
> Then I see a wild pineapple,
> I eat a wild pineapple.
> Then I see a wild kiwi,
> I eat a wild kiwi.
> Then I see a wild cherry,
> I eat a wild cherry.
> Then I see a wild blueberry,
> I eat a wild blueberry.
> Then I see a wild blackberry,
> I eat a wild blackberry.
> Then I see a wild raspberry,
> I eat a wild raspberry.
> Then I see a wild fig,
> I eat a wild fig.
> Then I see a wild date,
> I eat a wild date.
> Then I see a wild coconut,
> I eat a wild coconut.
> Then I see a wild mango,
> I eat a wild mango.
> Then I see a wild papaya,
> I eat a wild papaya.
> Then I see a wild guava,
> I eat a wild guava.
> Then I see a wild lychee,
> I eat a wild lychee.
> Then I see a wild dragon fruit,
> I eat a wild dragon fruit.
> Then I see a wild pomegranate,
> I eat a wild pomegranate.
> Then I see a wild persimmon,
> I eat a wild persimmon.
> Then I see a wild tangerine,
> I eat a wild tangerine.
> Then I see a wild orange,
> I eat a wild orange.
> Then I see a wild grapefruit,
> I eat a wild grapefruit.
> Then I see a wild kiwifruit,
> I eat a wild kiwifruit.
> Then I see a wild passion fruit,
> I eat a wild passion fruit.
> Then I see a wild starfruit,
> I eat a wild starfruit.
> Then I see a wild longan,
> I eat a wild longan.
> Then I see a wild rambutan,
> I eat a wild rambutan.
> Then I see a wild mangosteen,
> I eat a wild mangosteen.
> Then I see a wild durian,
> I eat a wild durian.
> Then I see a wild jackfruit,
> I eat a wild jackfruit.
> Then I see a wild carambola,
> I eat a wild carambola.
> Then I see a wild kumquat,
> I eat a wild kumquat.
> Then I see a wild mandarin,
> I eat a wild mandarin.
> Then I see a wild tamarind,
> I eat a wild tamarind.
> Then I see a wild persimmon,
> I eat a wild persimmon.
> Then I see a wild loquat,
> I eat a wild loquat.
> Then I see a wild mulberry,
> I eat a wild mulberry.
> Then I see a wild goji berry,
> I eat a wild goji berry.
> Then I see a wild cranberry,
> I eat a wild cranberry.
> Then I see a wild currant,
> I eat a wild currant.
> Then I see a wild loganberry,
> I eat a wild loganberry.
> Then I see a wild boysenberry,
> I eat a wild boysenberry.
> Then I see a wild blackcurrant,
> I eat a wild blackcurrant.
> Then I see a wild redcurrant,
> I eat a wild redcurrant.
> Then I see a wild gooseberry,
> I eat a wild gooseberry.
> Then I see a wild huckleberry,
> I eat a wild huckleberry.
> Then I see a wild elderberry,
> I eat a wild elderberry.
| 项目 | 内容 |
| 歌曲名称 | 好饿的毛毛虫歌词 |
| 来源 | 艾瑞·卡尔（Eric Carle）创作的绘本《The Very Hungry Caterpillar》 |
| 语言 | 英文 |
| 主题 | 毛毛虫吃各种水果，最终变成蝴蝶 |
| 结构 | 重复句式 + 逐步增加食物种类 |
| 用途 | 儿童英语启蒙、认知食物、理解生命周期 |
| 特点 | 简单易记、节奏感强、适合朗读 |
| 延伸意义 | 教育孩子关于健康饮食和自然变化的知识 |
通过这首歌曲，孩子们不仅能学习到多种水果的英文名称，还能了解毛毛虫如何通过不断进食长大并化蛹成蝶的过程。这种寓教于乐的方式深受家长和教师的喜爱。
