I've
made this book many times through the years. First, I enlarge the
words and put one line on each page. I make two copies of each page
since there are 15 lines and usually at least 25 children in a
classroom. After singing the song several times I let each child choose
an animal and illustrate it for our book. Sometimes we do a little
research on the internet if they are not familiar with an animal. I
encourage the children to use lots of colors and to fill in the page. I
let them dedicate their book and then add the school's name as the
publisher and the copyright date. The children all sign their names as
“Illustrators,” and then I punch holes and bind with book rings. I use
the extra pictures on the cover, “The End,” “Comments and Compliments,”
etc.
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Good-bye Friends!
See you later, alligator!
After while, crocodile!
In an hour, sunflower!
Maybe two, kangaroo!
Gotta go, buffalo!
Adios, hippos!
Chow, chow, brown cow!
See you soon, baboon!
Adieu, cockatoo!
Better swish, jellyfish.
Chop chop, lollipop.
Gotta run, skeleton!
Bye-bye, butterfly!
Better shake, rattlesnake.
Good-bye, my good friends!
*Write the words on a poster and have the children chant with you
before they go home at the end of the day.
Todaloo
Let the children make up their own verses and sing to "Down by the Bay."
Todaloo tennis shoe.
Give a hug ladybug.
Better scat alley cat.
Bye bye dragon fly.
Take care, Mr. Bear.
Wave to me, bumblee...