Sign language for bell
Book: The Doorbell Rang by Pat Hutchins
Song: “Clap your Hands” – They Might Be Giants: Here Comes the ABCs
Book: Good Night, Country by Susan Verlander
Rhyme: “When the Cat Goes Walking”
When the cat goes walking (tiptoe)
Her feet make no sound
But the bell around her neck
warns all the mice around (do the sign for bell)
If they don’t hear the bell,
then mice come out to play (jump and dance)
But when they hear a “ring-a-ling”
then they run away (run in place)
(Source: A Box Full of Tales by Kathy MacMIllan)
Song: “Bodies 1-2-3” – Ellen and Peter Allard: Sing it! Say it! Stamp it! Sway it! vol. 2
Book: Ting-a-ling! by Siobhan Dodds
Song: “There’s a Bell on My Head” (Tune: “There’s a Spider on the Floor”)
There’s a bell on my head, on my head,
There’s a bell on my head, on my head,
Oh, let it be said, there’s a bell on my head,
There’s a bell on my head, on my head.
There’s a bell on my arm…It’s not doing any harm but there’s a bell on my arm,
There’s a bell on my hand…Oh, isn’t it grand, there’s a bell on my hand,
There’s a bell on my leg…Oh, help me, I beg, there’s a bell on my leg,
There’s a bell on my knee…Oh, can’t you see, there’s a bell on my knee,
There’s a bell on my toe…Oh, wouldn’t you know, there’s a bell on my toe,
(Source: A Box Full of Tales by Kathy MacMIllan)
Song: “Frere Jacques” – Music for Little People: Toddler Favorites
Song: “Jingle Bells” – The Wiggles: Wiggly, Wiggly Christmas
Song: “Icky Sticky Bubble Gum” – David Landau: Kids and Kitties
Craft: J and Jingle Bells coloring sheet with foil bells