Toddler
Songs /
Rhymes: “Good
Morning”, “Hello, How Are You?”, “Open, Shut Them”, “The Leaves are Falling
Down”, and “The More We Get Together”.
Preschool
Songs /
Rhymes: “Good
Morning”, “Hello, How Are You?”, “Open, Shut Them”, “The Leaves are Falling
Down”, and “The More We Get Together”.
The Leaves are Falling Down
*I threw fake leaves in the air while singing this song. When the song was over, the children helped “rake” them up and put them back in the bag.
Sung to: "The Farmer in the Dell"
The leaves are falling down,
The leaves are falling down.
Red, yellow, green, and brown,
The leaves are falling down.
--PreschoolEducationThe leaves are falling down,
The leaves are falling down.
Red, yellow, green, and brown,
The leaves are falling down.
*I threw fake leaves in the air while singing this song. When the song was over, the children helped “rake” them up and put them back in the bag.
Craft
This craft was a community service project for the Spring Creek Forest. The pine cone bird feeders were given to them to place on their trees for their annual For the Birds event. The children were eager to help feed the birds for the winter. Each child who participated received a sticker for helping with the project.
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