Books read:
Jump by Scott Fischer
Ribbit by Rodrigo Folgueira
Other book suggestions:
Wide Mouthed Frog by Keith Faulkner
One frog sang by Shirley Parenteau
Big frog can't fit in by Mo Willems
ASL Sign of the Week: Frog
If you're a frog and you know it
If you're a frog and you know it hop like this (hop)
If you're a frog and you know it hop like this (hop)
If you're a frog and you know it and you really want to show it,
If you're a frog and you know it hop like this!
Other verses include: Say "ribbit" and catch a fly (bring hands together in front of you)
Funny, Funny, Froggy (from Perry Public Library)
Funny, funny froggy,
Hop, hop hop! (jump)
Funny, funny froggy,
Stop, stop, stop! (stop)
Funny, funny froggy,
Don't run away! (run)
Funny, funny froggy,
Stay and play!
A little frog in the pond (from Ms. Katie's Storytime Wiki)
A little frog in a pond am I
Hippity hippity hop
And I can bounce in the air so high
Hippity hippity hop
Croak said the frog (from Child Fun)
Croak said the frog, (make croaking sound)
With his golden eyes. (fists up to eyes)
Sitting on a lily pad, (crouch on the ground)
Catching flies. (grab air with hand)
I have a sticky tongue, (stick out tongue)
It’s as fast as can be…
And I catch the mosquitoes (catch bugs again),
1-2-3. (count on three fingers)
Credit: Child Fun
Jumping between numbered paper Lilly Pads like a frog
Here's Mr. Bullfrog (from Storytime Extras, done with scarves)
Here's Mr. Bullfrog (wave scarf)
Sitting on a rock (put scarf on fist)
Into the water he jumps (raise scarf)
KERPLOP! (throw scarf)
Row, Row, Row Your Boat with parachute
Literacy tip of the week: Practicing numbers is actually related to developing your child's storytelling skills. It helps them understand that events in a story proceed in a certain order. For instance, one event comes first and another comes second.
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