Un, deux, trois, nous irons aux bois

This is the title of a little nursery rhyme that is very well-known among French-speaking children. It is taught to children to teach them to count to twelve. The rhymes are quite close but not always identical: six ends with an [is] sound while cerises ends with an [iz] sound, for example. There is also a liaison in the first line, between irons and aux, and this part is pronounced: nous irons z aux bois.