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Way up High In the Apple Tree

  • by Debbie
  • September 15, 2009
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Way up High In the Apple Tree

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Way up high in the apple tree
Two little apples smiled at me
I shook that tree as high as I could
Down came the apples
MM MM Good !

Today Randy had a follow up at his dentist . Mrs. Jody worked with me today and did an excellent job again!

We learned the poem at the top today and made apple trees out of prints from our hands and arms! After they dried we placed two apple stickers on the tree. I put the poem on the paper so you could have fun with your child at home reciting it!

The dress up room was popular today! The girls played for a LONG time pretending beauty shop. It was so funny to listen to them talk. For a while they just blow dried the hair. Then, they started moving their friends over to the pretend kitchen sink and washing their hair. Mrs. Jody said she saw one of the girls with a spatula and a bowl saying ” I am coloring your hair.” How cute is that!

There also pictures from a little impromptu picnic that took place!

Great day!

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2 Comments

Michelle Wadlow
September 9, 2009

I bet you had a fun day helping 20 toddlers brush their teeth! Danny loves brushing his.. I can't wait until 2:45 when I can pick him up and find out all about his day! 🙂

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Ellen Matkowski
September 10, 2009

I wondered why Anna has suddenly started requesting to look at the title page of our bedtime books… now I know!

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