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The Kindergartners pose with "Sunny the Scarecrow" in Mrs. Perkins room. Sunny has been a great source for reading, writing, and talking about all things Fall. Look at those Happy Faces!
Welcome to Mrs. Perkins Language Arts Page.
Check here often to see what the K/1s are doing in their reading times.
These are some of our favorite
songs and poems.
Have fun reading them to your family!
Colors
(Tune: (“London Bridge”)
Red and yellow, orange, too,
Pink and purple, brown and blue,
Green and tan, and black and white,
They are colors.
C-o-l-o-r-s
There Was a Little Turtle
There was a little turtle who lived in a box.
He swam in a puddle, he climbed up the rocks.
He snapped at the minnow,
he snapped at the flea,
He snapped at the mosquito,
and he snapped at me.
He caught the minnow, he caught the flea,
He caught the mosquito,
but he couldn’t catch me!
People
(Tune: Three Blind Mice)
P-E-O P-L-E P-E-O P-L-E
There are people here and people there
People, people everywhere
P-E-O P-L-E
Because
(Tune: Mary Had a Little Lamb)
B-e-c-a-u-s-e, u-s-e, u-s-e
B-e-c-a-u-s-e
That’s how you spell “Because.”
There is No “a” in “They
(Tune: Farmer in the Dell)
There is no “a” in “they”
There is no “a” in “they’
Just write “the” and add a “y”
It’s as easy as apple pie.
Alphabet Poem
A is for apple.
It’s so good to eat.
B is for bunny.
He’s fuzzy and sweet.
C is for caterpillar.
He crawls on the ground.
D is for dog.
He sniffs all around.
E is for elephant.
His trunk is so long.
F is for frog.
“Rib-bit” is his song.
G is for ghost.
His clothing is white.
H is for hippo.
He’s not very light.
I is for inchworm.
He’s not very quick.
J is for Jack.
He jumped over a stick.
K is for kangaroo.
Her baby is a joey.
L is for lion.
His mane is so showy.
M is for mouse.
He likes to eat cheese.
N is for newt.
He’s the color of peas.
O is for octopus.
His legs number 8.
P is for pig.
For meals, she’s never late.
Q is for quack.
Duck has an orange beak.
R is for rat.
Listen to him squeak.
S is for snake.
He slithers away.
T is for turkey.
He gobbles all day.
U is for UFO.
He’s up in the sky.
V is for Vampire.
He’s a real scary guy.
W is for walrus.
He’s got lots of blubber.
X is for X Man.
He likes to eat rubber.
Y is an animal
known as a yak
Z is for zebra
With white stripes on black.

The Ks hard at work on learning those letter sounds, and making words!
