The importance of instilling the concept of...
I'm a Little Chick
(Tune: I'm a Little Teapot)
Adapted by Jolanda Garcia, KidsSoup, Inc.
I'm a little chick inside an egg;
I’m slowly growing from head to leg.
Soon you'll hear a knocking, pecking sound;
The egg will crack - and I’ll pop out!
Cluck, Cluck Red Hen
(Tune: Baa-Baa Black Sheep)
Cluck, cluck red hen
Have you any eggs?
Yes sir! Yes sir!
As many as your legs!
One for your breakfast
And one for your lunch!
Come back tomorrow,
I'll have another bunch!
Cluck, cluck red hen,
Have you any eggs?
Yes sir! Yes sir!
As many as your legs!
Watch chickens with this life cam going about their day, sleeping, eating, dust bathing, scratching the ground, and generally doing chicken things.
This Little Chick
This little chick ate corn today. (Hold up thumb.)
This little chick ate worms, they say. (Hold up first finger.)
This little chick ate yellow meal. (Hold up second finger.)
This little chick ate a potato peel. (Hold up third finger.)
And this little chick like a fluffy ball, (Hold up fourth finger.)
Ate a teeny, tiny, bit of all!
Corn today! Worms they say!
Yellow meal! Potato peel!
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Five and five eggs (Hold up hands.)
That makes ten.
Sitting on top is mother hen. (Fold one hand over the other.)
Crackle! Crackle! Crackle! (Clap hands three times.)
What do I see? (Place fingers around eyes.)
Ten fluffy chickens
As yellow as can be! (Hold up ten fingers.)
Five and Five Eggs Felt Story and Printables (Pattern and Activitiy available inside our KidsSoup Resource Library )
Eggs
Eggs come in many sizes.
Eggs hold some big surprises,
Speckled, brown, white, or blue.
Eggs hold babies that are new.
Chicks from eggs are fluffy yellow,
Chicks from eggs are funny fellows!
Chook-chook Mrs. Hen
Chook-chook, chook-chook-chook,
Good morning, Mrs. Hen!
How many children do you have?
Madam, I have ten.
Four of them are yellow,
Four of them are brown,
And two of them are speckled red,
The nicest in the town.
Chook-chook Mrs. Hen Felt Story and Color and Math Activities (Pattern and Activitiy available inside our KidsSoup Resource Library )