Monday, May 20, 2013

Circus!

Presented to Miss Jenny's Head Start classroom at Golden Hills Elementary on Monday, May 20, 2013.

Books:
Circus by Lois Ehlert





Miss Bindergarten Plans a Circus With Kindergarten by Joseph Slote, illustrated by Ashley Wolff





Songs:

Let's All Go To the Circus Today
(tune: "Mary Had a Little Lamb")

Let's all go to the circus today,
The circus today, the circus today!
Let's all go to the circus today
And watch the animals play!

Additional verses:
See the lions jump through the hoops...at the circus today!
See the big seal balancing a ball...at the circus today!
See the little dog jump and twirl...at the circus today!
See the horses prance so high...at the circus today!



Activities:

Funny Clown


Funny clown, funny clown,
Spin around.
Funny clown, funny clown,
Jump up and down.
Funny clown, funny clown,
Touch your toes.
Funny clown, funny clown,
Honk your nose!


I have really enjoyed my monthly visits to Miss Jenny's classroom this year!  The children are always excited to see my puppet friend, Wesley, and to share a snack with him following storytime!   Thanks to the children and teachers for the wonderful surprise they prepared for me today!  They sang a very silly song about an alligator.  I'll probably be singing the refrain in my head all day long!  "Aaa-lligator, Aaa-lligator! Can be a friend to you!"
I hope everyone has a fun and safe summer!
Don't forget: you are always welcome at the Bellevue Public Library!!!
~Mrs. B.







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