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1000
Lion cuddle
Guidelines: How do lions cuddle and roll? Can you show me how lions act when they’re happy?
Student Example: during this time we will roll on our backs and find a friend to rub heads -
1100
Lion roar
Guidelines: How do lions hunt? Can you show me how you can be a lion looking for food?
Student Example: We roar, then we stalk prey -
1200
Bird fly
Guidelines: How do birds fly? Can you show me how you can imitate a bird flying through the air?
Student Example: we launch our wings and fly around the room -
1300
Bird swim
Guidelines: Birds also swim, how do birds swim? Can you show me how you can be a playful swimming bird?
Student Example: We duck under one wing than the other -
1400
Kangaroo jumping
Guidelines: How do kangaroos jump? Can you show me how kangaroos jump around Curiously?
Student Example: we jump around in a circle looking from side to side -
1500
Kangaroo playing
Guidelines: Kangaroos interact, can you show me how you can NICELY interact with other kangaroos?
Student Example: we find our partner and rub backs against each other's jumping up and down. -
Flamingos shaping
Guidelines: Flamingos make a heart when they cuddle, and passé when they stand can you show me how you can make shapes with your bodies?
Student Example: We turn to our partner and make a heart with our arms. -
Flamingos go
Guidelines: Look at these flamingos flocking and going places. Can you show me how you can gather in a group and move that group across the room?
Student Example: we break apart and run around the room looking to and fro in a pack -
Lizards lay
Guidelines: Look at these lizards laying in the sun. How can you be a lizard lounging in the sun?
Student Example: students lay on the floor and army crawl. -
Lizard lick
Guidelines: Lizards stick out their tongues to taste the air and understand their surroundings. How can you be like a lizard and change your surrounding?
Student Example: we gather in a circle on our bellies and stick our tongues in and out.
