Friends Theme
READ-Books:
I Love you already By Jory John
Come Home Already By Jory John
Goodnight Already By Jory John Friends By Mies Van Hout
Friends By Eric Carle
Friends By Rob Lewis
A Splendid Friend, Indeed By Suzanne Bloom
How Do Dinosaurs Play with their Friends By Jane Yolen
My Friend and I By Lisa Jahn Clough
Bear's New Friend By Karma Wilson
Fox makes Friends By Adam Relf
Yo Yes By Chris Raschka
Friends By Helme Heine
The Recess Queen By Alexis O'Neill
Little Bitty Friends By Elizabeth McPike
Friends By Lesbet Slegers
We are Best Friends By Roger Priddy
To The Sea By Cale Atkinson
Lucy Loves Goosey By Linda Joy Singleton
Sam And Eva By Debbie Ridpathi Ohi
Nerdy Bird Tweets By Aaron Reynolds
Peep and Egg: I'm not Taking a Bath By
Laura Gehl
Lola's Rules of Friendship By Jenna McCarthy
Princess Snowbelle By Libby Frost
Shorty and Clem By Michael Slack
My Friend Rabbit By Eric Rohmann
Will You Be My Friend? By Nancy Tafuri
Hunter's Best Friend at School By Laura Malone Elliott
Will I Have a Friend? By Miriam Cohen
Scaredy Squirrel Makes a Friend By Melanie Watt
Best Friends for Frances By Russell Hoban
I will Surprise My Friend By Mo Willems
The Story of Fish and Snail By Deborah Freedman
Poindexter Makes a Friend By Mike Twohy
How Do Dinosaurs Play with their Friends By Jane Yolen
SING/ RHYMES:
Fingerplay: “Where Is Thumbkin?”
Where is thumbkin? Where is thumbkin? (put hands behind back)
Here I am! Here I am! (bring hands around from behind the back)
How are you today, sir? Very well, I thank you! (wiggle thumbs, one at a time)
Run away, run away! (hide hands behind back again)
(Repeat for each finger; I did leave out middle finger. It was too early in the morning and I feared I would burst into giggles.)
Credit: Childhood
“Let’s Be Friends” (Tune: London Bridge)
Let’s be friends with one another
One another, one another
Let’s be friends with one another
Let’s be friends today
(You can sing with a friend, you can shout with a friend, you can hum with a friend, you can jump with a friend, you can clap with a friend, you can hop with a friend)
Credit: Step By Step – Friendship Theme/ Storytime Katie
Two Little Feet Rhyme
Two little feet go tap, tap, tap, (tap feet)
Two little hands go clap, clap, clap. (clap hands)
A quick little leap up from my chair, (stand up)
Two little arms reach high in the air. (stretch arms)
Two little feet go jump, jump, jump, (jump)
Two little fists go thump, thump, thump. (pound fists)
One little body goes round and round, (twirl around)
And one little child sits quietly down. (sit down)
IF YOU WANT TO MAKE A FRIEND
Tune: “If You’re Happy And You Know It”
If you want to make a friend, shake a hand.
If you want to make a friend, shake a hand.
If you want a friend that’s new, then say, “How do you do?”
If you want to make a friend, shake a hand.
Jean Warren
Fingerplay: “Two Little Friends”
(hold up fingers as you go)
Two little friends are better than one,
And three are better than two
And four are much better still
Just think! What four little friends can do!
Credit: King County Library System/ Storytime Katie
If your happy and you know it
If your happy and you know it
Clap you hands
If your happy and you know it
Clap your hands
If your happy and you know then your face will surely show it
If your happy and you know it clap your hands
Repeat with:
Stomp your feet
Shout Hooray
ABC SONG use egg shakers
Itsy Bitsy Spider
Shake your sillies Out - Raffi CD
I really Love to Dance – Laurie Berkner CD
Sing with us (Here we go round the mulberry bush)
Come along and sing with us
Sing with us, sing with us
Come along and sing with us
So early in the morning!
Continue..
Clap with us
stomp with us
Read with us
Photo Credit to Pinterest
Photo Credit Pinterest
CRAFT/ PLAY:
Pass the ice cream sharing activity
Friendship Bracelet Activity
Friendship activities Preschool Theme
Friendship Art
Friendship Hand Print Wreath
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