See if you can remember the movements we used to represent each animal! What other animals would you be surprised to find in your soup? What movements could represent them?

*** If you don’t have an egg shaker at home, here’s how you can make one:

• Take any small plastic, cardboard, or metal container and add some uncooked rice/pasta/beans, small pebbles/rocks, old buttons/beads, or even sand to it. If the container doesn’t have a lid, like an empty cardboard toilet paper/paper towel roll, be sure to cover both ends with paper and/or tape. (If you have some empty plastic Easter eggs, be sure to seal them shut with tape after you fill them!)

This is a video of some Pre-K children at another school singing and moving to one of our favorite songs! Lead your family around the room/house marching to the beat of this fun song. You can even keep the beat on two sticks/pencils in the middle of the song with the boys and girls playing rhythm sticks in the video!