Old MacDonald Had a Farm
Fun, Learning, and a Bit of Chaos
Old MacDonald Had a Farm is one of the most interactive nursery rhymes ever created, and with Hamish & Clyde, it becomes even more engaging.
In this version, Hamish takes Clyde on a trip to a lively Scottish farm. But as expected, things don’t go quite to plan. Clyde, eager to impress, tries to guess each animal… and gets nearly every one wrong.

A cow that says “baa”? A sheep that says “moo”? It’s classic Clyde.
While children laugh at the mix-ups, something important is happening in the background — they are learning. Through repetition, sound association, and playful correction, children begin to recognise animals and the sounds they make.
Hamish plays the role of a gentle guide, helping both Clyde and the audience understand each moment without ever making it feel like a lesson.
This rhyme helps support:
Vocabulary building
Sound recognition
Memory and recall through repetition
Confidence in participation (joining in with sounds)
It’s also a perfect opportunity for parents to interact — pausing the video, asking questions, and encouraging children to guess what comes next.
What makes the Hamish & Clyde version unique is its storytelling layer. It’s not just a song — it’s an experience, filled with personality and humour.
👉 Join us on the farm and see what trouble Clyde gets into next!
📚 And if your little one loves the adventure, explore our Hamish & Clyde books on Amazon.




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