::: baa baa white sheep
Following our visit from Karen and her lamb Lou Lou we have been involved in some very ‘sheepish ‘ activites around here.
The children wanted to make their own sheep so we gathered up some corks, cotton wool, pipe cleaner and paints, then the children sourced a few more bits and pieces from the invention table …
and they set to work.
Each sheep was equally as different …
as they were adorable!
Some were set in ‘green pastures’ …
While others were “playing in the kinder sand pit”!
They made some really lovely scenes …
and some really lovely friends!
To celebrate all of our lovely ‘sheepish friends’ we taught the children a new version of Baa baa Black Sheep.
Baa baa white sheep
Baa baa white sheep,
have you any wool?
Yes sir, yes sir, three bags full.
One for the jumpers and one for the frocks.
And one for the little girl with holes in her socks.
This verse always gets a good laugh!
Baa baa white sheep,
have you any wool?
Yes sir, yes sir, three bags full.
One for the jumpers and one for the socks.
And one for the little boy with holes in his jocks.
Our children really enjoy a good nonsense song!
Tags: Baa baa white sheep, corks, cotton wool, nursery rhymes, paint, pipe cleaners, sheep
Those sheep are great!
Love it! The similarities to ‘Lou Lou’ are uncanny! Awesome work ladies (and children!!)
lol, my little girl always sings …and one for the little boy who lives in a woolly sock! Children love nonsense!