| Activity Ideas: Lot's of Bears are Hibernating (Sung to: "Mary Had a Little Lamb") Lots of bears are hibernating, Hibernating, hibernating, Lots of bears are hibernating, sleeping in their dens. Winter's Coming! (Sung to: "Frere Jacques") Winter's coming. Winter's coming. It is dark. It is cold. I am bundled snug and warm. Animals sleep safe from harm. Sleds and snow. Cold winds blow. Where is Bear? (Sung to: "Where Is Thumbkin.") Where is bear? (substitute any hibernating animal) Where is bear? Here I am. Here I am. How are you this winter? Very tired, thank you. Go to sleep. Go to sleep. Bear Is Sleeping (Sung to: "Frere Jacques") Bear is sleeping. Bear is sleeping. Let it snow! Let it snow! Sleeping all the winter, sleeping all the winter. Snug and warm, snug and warm. (substitute resting, napping, snoring.) Five Little Bears Five little bears little bears were dancing on the floor One fell down and that left four Four little bears climbed up a tree One found a bee hive that left three Three little bears were wondering what to do One chased a bunny rabbit that left two Two little bears were looking for some fun One took a swim that left one One little bear sitting all alone He looked all around and then ran home. Waking (Sung to: "Twinkle, twinkle little star") Grizzly, polar and black bear, Growing thicker winter hair, Curled up snugly winter through, 'Til the spring comes calling you. Then you come out of your den, To see the world's all new again. Getting Ready (Sung to: "Mulberry Bush") The bears are fattening in the fall, In the fall, in the fall, The bears are fattening in the fall, Before their winter sleep. They're eating berries from the bush, From the bush, from the bush, They're eating berries from the bush, Before their winter sleep. Add other verses: They're catching salmon from the brook... They're digging roots up from the ground... They're stealing honey from the bees... |
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| c. Marcia Arpin www.alltheDAZE.com established July, 1, 2002 |
| YOU ONLY GET TO KEEP WHAT YOU GIVE AWAY you get. You must plant your seeds before you reap the harvest. The more you sow, the more you will reap. In giving to others, you will find yourself blessed. The law works to give you back more then you have sown. Those that obtain have little. Those who scatter have much. The giver's harvest is always full. Nature does not give to those who will not spend. This is the time of year to show appreciation to those you love. |
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