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Little Bubbles
Day 2 - Fish
Deep Blue Sea
Down at the bottom
of the deep blue sea
Catching fishes for ______________s tea
One, two, three ..
Hokey Pokey
Put your right fin in,
Put your right fin out,
Put your right fin in and shake it all about
You do the hokey pokey and turn yourself around.
Thats what its all about!
Day 3 - Animals
Stretch up High
At the Zoo
I like the zoo, its lots of fun!
See a cougar on the run
(Run in place)
Hear a lion growl and roar
(Loud roar)
Watch a snake slither on the floor
(Lie down and slither)
Laugh as chimps swing in the air
(Wave arms)
Back and forth without a care
Elephants are big and strong
(Stamp feet)
Long trunks swinging right along
(Wave arm as trunk)
I like the zoo, its lots of fun
Now wave goodbye, the day is done!
(Wave)
Day 4 - Book Theme
Jack be Nimble
Jack be nimble
Jack be cool
Jack jumped into the swimming pool
Day 5 - Transportation
Ring around the Rosy
Ring around the rosy
A pocket full of posy
A hush a, A hush a,
Lower arms.
You ride a horse that is white.
Point to neighbor.
I ride a horse that is brown.
Point to self.
Up and down on the merry-go-round.
Raise and lower arms.
Our horses go round and round.
Move one hand in circles.
Green Says Go
Riding
In an airplane I fly,
Up, up, up, into the sky
Up, up, up, so very high
In an airplane I fly.
Riding on my bike today,
Petal, petal all the way,
Pedal fast and petal slow
Riding on my bike I go.
Catch a Boat
(Tune Muffin Man put childs name in the blank
throws the boat away at the end of the rhyme)
_______ is going to catch a boat, catch a boat,
catch a boat
__________ is going to catch a boat. What colour
will it be?
It is raining, it is raining
On my head, on my head
Pitter, patter raindrops
Pitter, patter raindrops
Im all wet, Im all wet
Two Little Eyes
Two little eyes to look around
Two little ears to hear each sound
One little nose to smell what is sweet
And one little mouth that like to eat.
Stand up Tall
Stand up tall, hands in the air;
All stand and raise hands in the air.
Now sit down, in your chair. (Sit)
Clap your hands; (3 times)
Make a frown. (Frown)
Smile and smile, (smile)
And flop like a clown!
Relax with arms dangling.
We Can Jump
We can jump, jump, jump!
We can hop, hop, hop!
We can clap, clap, clap!
We can stop, stop, stop!
We can nod our heads for "Yes",
We can shake our heads for "No".
We can bend our knees a little bit,
And sit.....down.....slow.
I Can Hop, Hop, Hop like a Bunny
I can hop, hop, hop like a bunny,
And run, run, run like a dog;
I can walk, walk, walk like an elephant, And jump,
jump, jump like a frog.
I can swim, swim, swim like a fish,
And fly, fly, fly like a bird;
I can sit right down and cross my arms,
And not say a single word!
(Do motions in poem)
I Don't Care!
(To the tune of Jimmy Crack Corn)
Day 7 - Babies
1, 2 Play Peek a Boo
Day 8 - Colours
Its Raining Its Pouring Day 1
Green Says Go - Day 5
Boat Game Day 2
Pace Goes the Lady
Day 9 - Wind up
One Little Baby
One little baby
Hold up one finger.
Rocking in a tree.
Rock in palm of other hand.
Two little babies
Hold up two fingers.
Splashing in the sea.
Splash hands.
Three little babies
Hold up three fingers.
Crawling on the floor.
Crawl fingers along floor or knee.
Four little babies
Hold up four fingers.
Banging on the door.
Pound fists on imaginary door.
Five little babies
Hold up five fingers.
Im a Fish
Sung to: "I'm a Little Teapot"
Im a little fishy, I can swim.
Here is my tail, here is my fin.
When I want to have fun with my friend,
I wiggle my tail and dive right in.
Toes are Tapping
Sung to: "Skip to My Lou"
Hands are clapping, clap, clap, clap
Hands are clapping, clap, clap, clap
Hands are clapping, clap, clap, clap
Clap your hands, my darling.
Toes are tapping, tap, tap, tap
Toes are tapping, tap, tap, tap
Tap your toes, my darling.
(Also use: Arms are swinging, Fingers
are wiggling, Eyes are blinking,
Tongues are clicking, etc)
We don't argue.
We don't fuss -Listen when folks talk to us.
Share our toys and take our turn.
Manners are easy to learn.
Listen
Only one can talk and be heard,
So this is what Ill do!
Ill listen like a little mouse,
Until my friend is through!
Whole Duty of Children
by Robert Louis Stevenson
A child should always say what's true,
And speak when he is spoken to,
And behave mannerly at table:
At least as far as he is able.
Colored Houses
Blue house, Blue house what do you see?
I see a yellow house next to me.
Yellow house, yellow house what do you see?
I see a pink house next to me.
Pink house, pink house what do you see?
I see a brown house next to me.
Brown house, brown house what do you see?
I see a green house next to me.
Green house, green house what do you see?
I see an orange house next to me.
Orange house, orange house what do you see?
I see a red house next to me.
Red house, red house what do you see?
I see a RAINBOW of houses all around me !!
Colorful Morning
(Sung to the tune of: When Ducks Get up in the
Morning)
Color Rhyme
Color Rhyme
by Jean Warren
If your clothes have any red
Put your finger on your head
If your clothes have any blue
Put your finger on your shoe.
If your clothes have any green
Wave your hand so you'll be seen
If your clothes have any yellow,
Smile like a happy fellow
If your clothes have any yellow,
Smile like a happy fellow.
If your clothes have any brown,
Turn your smile into a frown.
If your clothes have any black,
Put your hands behind your back.
If your clothes have any white,
Clap your hands with all your might.
Colors
Blue is the Lake,
(point to the floor)
Yellow is the sun
(point to the sky)
Silver are the stars,
When the day is done,
(wiggle fingers in the air)
Red is the apple,
(make circle with hands)
Green is the tree
(raise arms over head like branches)
Brown is a chocolate chip cookie for you and me!
(rub tummy)
Action Song
Tune: Wheels on the Bus
The lions at the zoo go roar, roar, roar,
Roar, roar, roar,
The sun comes out to shine... (make large circle with arms)
Additional verses:
Are you slow like a snail
Or fast like an antelope?...
Seed Cycle
NUMBERS
The Seed Cycle (sung to the tune: The Farmer in the Dell)
1) The farmer sows his seeds.... Heigh ho! The Derry O! The
farmer sows his seeds (You can make throwing motion or
planting motions)
2) The wind begins to blow.... (wave arms like a windy day)
3) The Rain begins to fall... (fingers hang down and drip rain)
4) The Sun begins to shine... (arms in circle above head)
5) The Seeds begin to grow... (fingers pop up like green
shoots)
6) The Farmer cuts his grain... (action like a scythe with
falling grain)
7) The Farmer binds his sheaves... (compress hands
together, like you are binding stalks)
8) The Harvest it is in... (clap hands in celebration)
WEEK DAYS
CARPENTER
The carpenter's hammer goes rap, rap, rap; (make a
fist of one hand and pound in the palm of the other)
And his saw goes see, saw, see; (Move arm in
sawing motion.)
He hammers and hammers, (hammer)
And saws and saws, (saw)
And builds a house for me. (Draw outline of a house
in the air.)
FARMER
The Farmer plants the seeds, The Farmer plants the seeds,
(pretend to plant seeds) Ho, Ho, the dairy-o, The farmer
plants the seeds.
Oh What a Cake
FromMudlucious: Stories and Activities featuring Food for
Preschool Children by Jan Irving and Robin Currie, p. 83.
Once there was a baker who baked a lovely cake.
Oh, what a cake he did make!
But when he wasnt looking
a flea flew in to the cake the baker baked.
Oh, what a cake THAT did make!
But when he wasnt looking,
A butter fly blew in to where the flea flew
In the cake the baker baked.
Oh, what a cake that did make!
But when he wasnt looking a frog flipped in...
But when he wasnt looking, A snake slipped in...
But when he wasnt looking a duck danced in...
But when he wasnt looking a pig pranced in...
But then the baker looked and said ENOUGH!
and out the pig pranced
and the duck danced
and the snake slipped
and the frog flipped
and the butterfly blew
and flea flew
and they all shared the cake the baker baked.
And what a cake he did make
VEGETABLES
Out in the garden, early in the morning
See the red tomatoes all in a row.
See the happy farmer
Coming out to pick them.
Pick, pick, pick, pick, off she goes.
Continue with:
Orange Carrots
Green Pea Pods
Yellow Ears of Corn
What is a Circle?
SAY HELLO
Clap everybody and say hello.
No matter what the weather.
Jump everybody and say hello.
It could be a button
Or the lid of a jar.
Now, what is a circle?
Well, you'll have to guess.
A circle is something
A little like this. (Form circle with thumb and finger).
FOOD-I am hungry
(This is a call back song, sung to the tune of "Are you
Sleeping?")
I am hungry! (I am hungry)
What should I eat? (What should I eat?)
Think I'll have some pizza (think I'll have some pizza)
Without any meat! (Without any meat).
I am hungry! (I am hungry)
What should I eat? (What should I eat?)
Think I'll have tomato soup (think I'll have tomato soup) [or
chicken soup or pho soup]
With lots of heat! (With lots of heat).
I am hungry! (I am hungry)
What should I eat? (What should I eat?)
Think I'll have some ice cream (think I'll have some ice
cream)
Cold and sweet! (Cold and sweet).
I am hungry! (I am hungry)
What should I eat? (What should I eat?)
Think I'll have some liver (think I'll have some liver)
NOT!
My balloon (ADJECTIVES)
Here I have a big balloon
Watch me while I blow.
Small at first, then bigger,
Watch it grow and grow. (expand arms)
The Airplane
The airplane has great big wings:
arms outstretched
Its propeller spins around and sings, "Vvvvvv!"
make one arm go round
The airplane goes up:
lift arms
The airplane goes down:
lower arms
The airplane flies high
arms outstretched, turn body around
Over the town!
Train is A-Comin'
(Spiritual)
Train is a-comin', oh, yes
Train is a-comin', oh, yes
Train is a-comin', train is a-comin'
Train is a-comin', oh, yes
Better get your ticket, oh, yes
Better get your ticket, oh, yes
Better get your ticket, better get your ticket,
Better get your ticket, oh, yes
Room for many more, oh, yes
Room for many more, oh, yes
Room for many more, room for many more
Room for many more, oh, yes
Train is a-leavin', oh, yes
Train is a-leavin', oh, yes
Train is a-leavin', train is a-leavin'
Train is a-leavin', oh, yes.
Airplanes
Oh, look, see our airplanes
look up
Away up in the sky
point
Watch us gliding through the air
fly around the room
This is how we fly. Trains
Here's a little choo-choo train
Chugging down the track
Now it goes forward
Now it goes back
Now the whistle blows
Whooooo, Whooooooo!
What a lot of noise it makes
Everywhere it goes
Chooo-chooo-chooo!
The train comes running back.
The Little Train
The little train,
Goes up the track.
It says, "Toot, toot",
And comes right back.
Tugboat
Chug, chug, chug,
I'm a little tug.
I pull a big boat,
Chug, chug, chug.
Little Red Caboose
Little red caboose,
Chug! Chug! Chug!
Little red caboose,
Chug! Chug! Chug!
Little red caboose,
Behind the train,
Train, Train, Train,
Smokestack's on his back,
Back, Back, Back.
Comin' around the track,
Track, Track, Track.
Little red caboose,
Behind the train.
Woooooo! Woooooo!
The Train
Choo choo choo choo choo choo choo choo!
Billy and Johnny, Maria and Sue,
All of them watch for the train to pass through.