Signs of Spring Baby Lap Time, 4/4/13
Rhyme: Cheek Chin
Book: Planting Seeds by Nancy Elizabeth Wallace
This was a good baby read-aloud. We didn't count each bunny, but we counted to ten once on the last page.
Song with Puppet: Mr. Sun
Song with Puppets: Did You Ever See?
One little guy was so in love with the puppets he wanted to be right next to me the whole time!
Song: Tony Chestnut
I am always surprised when a group doesn't get this song, but it happened again today.
Rhyme: One Two, One Two
This is a new rhyme for me, and it was a huge hit. I'm definitely adding it to my mental list of surefire baby lap time successes.
Rhyme: Two Little Blackbirds (with stick puppets)
I did this rhyme three times, using the plain birds shown on the flannel board in the photo. I stuck them on popsicle sticks to it was easy to make them fly away and come back. Babies were mesmerized; parents were great at participating!
Book: The Carrot Seed by Ruth Krauss, illustrated by Crockett Johnson
Bounce Rhyme: One I Love You
This was a new bounce, and it wasn't as well received as I would have thought. I think the last phrase - "bouncing buckaroo" - puzzled some of my non-native English speakers. I wonder if there's something else I could that would rhyme just as well...
Bouncing Song: All the Little Babies
Rhyme with Cow Puppet: Hey Diddle Diddle
Song with Puppets: All the Cows Say...
Flannel Board Rhyme: Hippety Hop
I normally don't do flannel boards for the babies, but these pieces are nice and big and the rhyme is short and sweet. It was a success!
Song: Head and Shoulders
Song: If You're Happy and You Know It
I use the same hello and goodbye songs at almost every session. Click here for the tunes and words. For descriptions of each of my story times, click here.
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