Help! Songs about "Favorite Things"

[Sage5]

I'm organizing a musical theatre camp that has a theme every year, and I need 12-15 songs per theme. Themes done in the past have been water (think songs from Little Mermaid, Once on this Island, etc), Food (Food Glorious Food, Be Our Guest, Green Eggs and Ham, etc), and Geography (songs from Oklahoma, Chicago, An American in Paris...) and I am thinking about doing "My Favorite Things" as a theme in the future. It'd probably open with "My Favorite Things" and have songs about favorite things - one example is "Suppertime" from Snoopy (Suppertime is Snoopy's favorite!) - What other songs would you add for favorite things? Ideally they'd be songs *from musicals* where character(s) are singing about one thing (person, place, item, whatever) that they love! I'd love all thoughts!

*forgot to mention camp goes as low as second grade so nothing with terrible words/messages though if it's just a line or two we've edited songs before* thanks!

[SomeOtherMe]

Not sure if this would be totally right for it, but "Times Like This" from "Lucky Stiff" may work. It's a song  about how much the character loves her dog.

[Rumpelstiltskin]

Happiness from You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown is full of favorites.

[Mister Matt]

Basketball - Promises, Promises
Words, Words, Words - Witches of Eastwick
My Friend, the Dictionary - 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
Dressing Them Up - Kiss of the Spider Woman
Ireland - Legally Blonde
Yellow Shoes - The Visit

[carolinaguy]

“I Love Betsy” from HONEYMOON IN VEGAS

[therosenpants]

Not sure I remember all the lyrics so it may have some foul language, but "Nine People's Favorite Thing" from [title of show] is definitely a great one!

[ggersten]

Bangles Baubles Beads from Kismet

[freewilma]

Vanilla Ice Cream from She Love Me

[Shh_413]

To add to the multiple "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" songs already given:

"My Blanket and Me" from You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown

Though it's not much of a song as it is a performance that can be done as a solo, duo, or an ensemble. And it doesn't feature a lot of singing so it's great for younger kids who aren't as confident with their voices as the older ones are.