September 22 is National Ice Cream Cone Day! YUM!<\/p>\n
OPENING:
\nOpening Song: If You Want to Hear a Story<\/p>\n
PROGRAM: CLOSING: *Parking Lot Rhyme<\/em> (Source unknown)
\nRead-aloud #1: Should I Share My Ice Cream? by Mo Willems
\nFlannel: Ice Cream Colors (by Susan M. Paprocki, in 1001 Rhymes and Fingerplays, p. 198)
\nAction Song: If You\u2019re Wearing Red Today
\nRead-aloud #2: Isaac the Ice Cream Truck by Scott Santoro
\n*Flannel: Parking Lot Rhyme
\nSong (with flannel pieces): The Wheels on the Bus
\nRead-aloud #3: Curious George Goes to an Ice Cream Shop by Margret Rey
\nAction Song: 5 Little Monkeys
\nSong (did only first verse, used flannel pieces and cow puppet): Twenty Eight Scoops of Ice Cream by Brent Holmes (super cute interpretation found on YouTube<\/a>)
\n**Action Song: Let’s Clap Our Hands for Ice Cream
\nDancing Song (with shakers): \u201cMilkshake Song\u201d from Songs for Wiggleworms<\/p>\n
\nClosing song: We Wave Goodbye <\/p>\n
\nThere are many machines to take us places.
\nHere they come to their parking spaces.
\nHere comes the fire truck, shiny and bright.
\nHere comes the ambulance, blinking its light.
\nHere comes the train; its whistle blows.
\nHere comes the bus; it stops and it goes.
\nHere comes the car with a family inside.
\nSo many machines in which to ride.<\/p>\n