Books
Cat and Mouse by Ian Schoenherr
Touch and Feel Farm Animals by Julie Aigner-Clark
Songs/Rhymes
Hickory
Dickory Dock
Hickory,
dickory, dock
(clasp hands together and swing gently
back and forth)
The
mouse ran up the clock.
(run fingers up so hands end up above
head)
The
clock struck one,
(clap hands once)
The
mouse ran down,
(bring arms back down in front)
Hickory,
dickory, dock.
--Traditional
Here's a Little Bunny
-- from Lapsit
Services for the Very Young II by Linda L. Ernst. New York: Neal-Schuman
Publishers, Inc, 2001.
If You’re a
Pet and You Know It
If you’re a doggie and you know it,
Say, “Woof, woof”.
If you’re a doggie and you know it,
Say, “Woof, woof”.
If you’re a doggie and you know it,
And you really want to show it,
If you’re a doggie and you know it,
Say, “Woof, woof”.
Repeat with
kitty/meow, fishy/blub, hamster/run in place, bird/tweet.
--Miss Mollie
Five little
doggies in the doggie pet store.
Looking so
lonely, they want a child to adore.
When along comes
a child with a dollar to pay
She buys a doggie
and takes him away.
--Miss Mollie
How Much is
that Doggie in the Window?
How much is that doggie in the window?
The one with the waggly tail?
How much is that doggie in the window?
I do hope that doggie’s for sale.
--Traditional
Kitty Cat, Kitty Cat
We clapped out each syllable in this song.
