Happy FALL! We love this time of year here at The Academy of Forrest Crossing. There is so much to look forward to, including a visit from Mother Goose. She always has fun, new songs to share with our friends here at school. And no show is complete without silly dances and a visit from her special animal friends- this time she brought her friend the owl! Mother Goose's visits are always so special and leave the kiddos laughing and giggling about what they learned all day long. During this visit, Mother Goose taught us about where pumpkins grow, how it's important to brush our teeth if we eat candy so we don't get mouth monsters, and she even taught our friends a new happy birthday song that we all got to sing to our friends who were born in October! We all had so much fun hanging out with Mother Goose and we cannot wait for her to come back!
Mother Goose brought so many of her animal friends to visit us today!
We loved meeting her friends owl and frog!
We love clapping and waving our hands to all of the songs Mother Goose taught us today!
Our favorite song was about a big, round, orange pumpkin.
Mother Goose is singing her song about the big, round, orange pumpkin!
Our friends loved stretching out their arms as wide as they could to show how big they thought the pumpkin was.
We learned all about where pumpkins grow!
They grow on the ground, in a patch, on a vine.
Mother Goose joked, "Do pumpkins grow up in the trees?"
Mother goose put on the very best Fall-themed show.
Complete with songs about happy, sad, silly, and mad pumpkins.
And songs about how pumpkins grow, how spiders weave their webs, and black cats!
Mother Goose always keeps fun and silly items in her many pockets!
She also brings along fun visual cards for when she sings her songs.
It's all smiles and giggles when Mother Goose comes to town!
We just have the absolute best time!
We helped Mother Goose sing "Happy Birthday"
to all of our friends who were born this month!
Before we said goodbye, Mother Goose taught us a song about her friend the owl.
We all made "hoo hoo" sounds like the owl.
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