If you missed this weeks story time here is what we did:
*marks the books we read
Can You Find These Birds? by Carmen Bredeson*
Our Yard is Full of Birds by Lizzy Rockwell
Backyard Birds: Cardinals by Lynn Stone
Birds and Their Nests by Linda Tagliaferro*
Outside My Window: Birds by Ernestine Giesecke
Birds by Kevin Henkes*
Baby Birds by Bobbie Kalman
For our craft we tied a piece of yarn around a bagel, put peanut butter on it and then dipped it in bird seed
Extra Activities:
We talked about the letter "B", the sound it makes and other words that begin with "B"
Five Little Birdies
(put five fingers up in the air, as verse is said the other hand bends down each finger)
Five little birdies flying around our door
The blue one flew away and then there were four
Four little birdies sitting in a tree
The yellow one flew away and then there were three
The little birdies didn't know what to do
So the red one flew away and then there were two
Two little birdies sitting in the sun
The brown one flew away and there was one
The little green birdie felt so all alone
He/she flew away and there there was none
Two Little Black Birds
Two little black birds sitting on a hill
One named Jack (move one hand forward)
And one named Jill (move other hand forward)
Fly away Jack (move one hand behind your back)
Fly away Jill (move the other hand behind your back)
Come back Jack (return hand to the front)
Come back Jill (move other hand to the front)
Birds (tune: "Here we go round the Mulberry Bush")
This is the way we scratch for worms, scratch for worms, scratch for worms
This is the way we scratch for worms so early in the morning
This is the way we peck our food, peck our food, peck our food
This is the way we peck our food so early in the morning
This is the way we sit on our nests, sit on our nests, sit on our nests
This is the way we sit on our nests so early in the morning
This is the way we flap our wings, flap our wings, flap our wings
This is the way we flap our wings so early in the morning
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