Hippity Hop!! (part 1)

 



Hippity Hop, 1 frog on top, 1 frog, 1 frog tall

what's over the wall?

Hippity Hop, 2 frogs on top, 2 frogs, 2 frogs tall

what's over the wall?

 



Hippity Hop, 3 frogs on top, 3 frogs, 3 frogs tall

what's over the wall?

Hippity Hop, 4 frogs on top, 4 frogs, 4 frogs tall

what's over the wall?

Hippity Hop, 5 frogs on top, 5 frogs, 5 frogs tall

what's over the wall?

Hippity Hop, 6 frogs on top, 6 frogs, 6 frogs tall

what's over the wall?

Hippity Hop, 7 frogs on top, 7 frogs, 7 frogs tall

what's over the wall?

Hippity Hop, 8 frogs on top, 8 frogs, 8 frogs tall

what's over the wall?

Hippity Hop, 9 frogs on top, 9 frog, 9 frogs tall

what's over the wall?



Hippity Hop, 10 frogs on top, 10 frogs, 10 frog tall

what's over the wall?



Hippity Hop, 10 frogs on top, 10 frogs, 10 frogs tall ......

UH-OH!!!!!!

Something IS over the WALL!!!

YIKES!!!!

to be continued.........

Okay, everyone I need to finish the pieces for this story. (10 frogs in 7 days) 

 Thanks to my friends at Avon Public Library (now I don't have to borrow theirs)

  for introducing me to this wonderful spring frog book,

 Hippity Hop Frog on Top by Natasha Wing.  



Flannel Friday! Baa Baa Black Sheep!

Look At My Sheep!

Baa Baa Black Sheep

Have you any wool?

Yes sir, Yes sir

Three Bags full!



baa baa black sheep



baa baa blue sheep....

baa baa green sheep

baa baa gray sheep

baa baa red sheep

baa baa pink sheep

I made these sheep for my

Mother Goose on the Loose program.

I passed out sticks and the children TAPPED out the syllables for the rhyme.

I only used the first verse.

I placed each color sheep on the felt board one at a time.

I specifically only used colors that had 1 syllable.

Thanks to Jane over at Piper Loves the Library

for the idea and her constant inspiration!!

Flannel Friday! Fly Away Birds!

Two little dickey birds sitting on a cloud

one named soft

the other named loud!

fly away soft

fly away loud!

come back soft

come back loud!

my two birds

sittin' on their cloud


Hello!  My birds are from The Flannel Board Storytelling Book / By Judy Sierra.
Each bird is made using a felt collage technique.  My cloud is a single piece of white felt.
When reciting the rhyme, children and parents use their index fingers for birds.  When the bird flies away, the finger goes behind their back.  When the bird comes back, so does the finger.
Our voices are soft for the soft bird and LOUD for the loud bird.   

I use this rhyme each week during Mother Goose on the Loose.
  I learned it from Betsy Diamant-Cohen. 

Flannel Friday! Humpty Dumpty

Hello!

This is  my Old School Humpty Dumpty!

I made him in Boston

while I was at Mother Goose on the Loose Training!

I used no pattern and I had to have it done in 15 minutes!

He gets dumped, cracked and thrashed week after week!

And the best part.............I love him!