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"Whee!" said D to E, F G, "I'll beat you to the top of the coconut tree."Į stops right between F and G. D lands on the ground and jumps on all three of them teasingly, daring them to try to beat her to the others. E, F, and G arrive to see what she is doing. Why would she leave out on the fun? D jumps and swings on a branch. D wonders where this coconut came from before learning it came from a tree that letters are joining. B comments how the coconuts are delicious, while C isn't that much of a sweet taster. B passes the message to C.Ī told B, and B told C, "I'll meet you at the top of the coconut tree." A then tells B they are going to meet at the top of the coconut tree. B then let's C know this was the tree A was talking about. However, upon reaching the location, he notices there's something in his tree. One day, A goes to hang out under his trademark tree. A then sneaks out of bed and goes to climb up the tree again after fixing it.
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After X Y and Z finally leave, night falls as a full moon comes up. They help us the lowercase letters, dust off their pants, and help them feel better, fixing skinned knees and stubbed toes. The uppercase letters (Mamas and papas and uncles and aunts) rush to the pile. Will there be enough room? No, as the letters end up in a heap being in a huge pile after the tree breaks off. This might be a good idea until the rest don't want to be left out. The letters tell each other that they are going to meet on top of the coconut tree.
He meets up with his buddies, B (Boo The Gïrl ) and C (Cuddles The Rabbït). The story is that the letter A (Amïgo The Bear) discovers coconuts sprouts in the tree he hangs out at. and John Archambault (illustrated by Lois Ehlert). This is where the original book by Bill Martin Jr. See?! Told you it was super quick and easy! Here is an action shot of my preschooler and toddler adding letters and numbers to the coconut tree! We have a lot of letters and they are larger than most, if you want a crowded look and have smaller letters you could make yours smaller.The Coconut Tree is the pilot for Chicka Chicka Boom Boom (Series). Set your magnetic letters in front of the fridge and invite the kids to play along as you read the book! Stick on your tree- Working one piece at a time, starting with the truck, then leaves, then coconuts, remove the backing and stick each piece on the fridge.ģ.
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Looking at the leaves of the tree in the book, free hand cut leaves from the green contact paper.Ģ.
Cut your shapes- Cut out a tall rectangle and three 3 inch circles from the wood grain contact paper. If you are concerned about the finish of your refrigerator, please test it in a conspicuous place. The finish of your refrigerator may be different, or your contact paper may have different adhesive. *Note- I left our contact paper stuck to our fridge for quite some time with no marks, adhesive or any other sign of it when it was removed. Want to see just how simple this was? Here you go! Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Tree Materials It's a simple activity that you can do at home to work on letter learning, rhythm, fine motor skills…and fun! Today I put together a super quick and easy tree on the side of our fridge for them to use when we read and sing it.
My kids love the book Chicka Chicka Boom Boom and they LOVE singing the Chicka Chicka Boom Boom song to it!
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Today is the first post in a three week collaborative series all about ways to keep your kids learning over the summer! Today's Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Tree Activity is my contribution for week one- Learning at Home! (Note: This post may contain affiliate links which won’t change your price but will share some commission.)
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