A teacher leads her class through a day's worth of activities. While some are farm themed, most aren't but all show a variety of kids enjoying the work of play. And yeah it could be sung.

Ages: 3-6
Source: Pierce College Library

Oh I do love Ormerod's work. She clearly sincerely loves children and captures their innocent joy with heartbreaking charm. I know the description says these are kindergarten children, but I think this book could also be shared with all ages 4-8 empathetically.

Plus, you know how children at home often like to hear the same the same story over and over again, especially if it has a singable rhythm? Caregivers won't mind reading this 26 times! The first time it can be read straight through, as orientation. The next time the reader can focus on the teacher's experiences all day, and the subsequent times the reader can focus on each of the 24 children!

Note too the endpapers, which are almost identical
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In this story Ms. MacDonald is a school teacher that has her pupils doing all sorts of activities, artistic, creative projects; learning to take pride in personal and group accomplishments, learning social skills interacting with other students. The story is set to the tune of "Old MacDonald Had a Farm". Ages three to five No Plot.