Alphabet Welcome
What did Henrietta Bring?
1. This thing is a rectangle
2. It has a lid that it cured on the top
3. Inside there are gold coins and jewels
4. I use a map to find where it it buried--X marks the spot!
A pirate treasure chest!
Movement
The Busy Pirates
(Start verse from a crouching position)
The pirates stand up
The pirates sit down
The pirates are running
All over the town!
But where is their Captain?
Look carefully
He's under the tree
Fast asleep!
Book
Twenty-Six
Pirates: An Alphabet Book
Written
and illustrated by Dave Horwitz.
Read
with permission from the publisher, Nancy Paulsen Books, an imprint of Penguin
Group
Parent Tip
Reading alphabet books with your
child introduces letters and their sounds.
Alphabet books that tell a simple story can be more engaging to
preschool children. You can make up a
rhyme using your child’s name, such as Pirate Tammy. White and clammy. Or Pirate Tammy. Sailed to Miami. If you child’s name is difficult to rhyme try
something like this: Henrietta
Pirate. Nice and quiet. Or Henrietta Pirate. Starts a riot!
Across the Deep Blue Sea
When I was one I sucked my thumb
The day I went to sea
I jumped aboard a pirate ship
And the captain said to me:
And that way (lean to right)
And forwards (step forwards)
And backwards (step backwards)
Across the deep blue sea! (spin in a circle)
When I was 3 I scraped my knee
When I was 4 I shut the door
When I was 5 I felt alive
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