Play School (1966)
Trees - Friday
TV-G
S157 • E5 25mFRIDAY
Presenters - Justine Clarke and Andrew McFarlane
Pianist - Peter Dasent
Songs
"If All The World Were Paper"
Composer: J. Whitfield & P. Reade
Publisher: ABC Music Publishing
"Like A Leaf or Feather"
Composer: Mary Champion De Crispigny
Publisher: ABC Music Publishing
"There Was A Princess Long Ago"
Composer: Traditional
"2 Little Apples " (adapted)
Composer: Paula L. Zajan
Publisher: Allan & Co. Pty Ltd
Story
"I Have Nothing To Wear"
Told by Rhys
(ABC, Play School)
Film
"Baseball Game "
(ABC, Play School)
Tree Calendar
The tree calendar had avocadoes growing on it today.
Make and Do
Castle and Princess
Forest Leaves
Ideas for Later
Leaf Splatter - Real Leaves can also be used for spattering. Lay an assortment of leaves on paper and spatter paint with an old toothbrush through a wire frame. If you don't have a spattering frame use your fingers to flick the paint onto the paper. Remove the leaves and their shapes will be outlined.
Nature Sculpture - Go for a walk in a garden and collect leaves, seed pods, and flowers. Use your finds to make a nature collage or stick in playdough to make a nature sculpture.
Magnificent - Use a magnifying glass to observe the different parts of a tree. Bark, leaves and blossoms take on a different view when magnified. Then use the magnifying glass to examine other things in your house. Lots of fun!
Toy Sports - Play a game of baseball, cricket or soccer with your toys.
Presenters - Justine Clarke and Andrew McFarlane
Pianist - Peter Dasent
Songs
"If All The World Were Paper"
Composer: J. Whitfield & P. Reade
Publisher: ABC Music Publishing
"Like A Leaf or Feather"
Composer: Mary Champion De Crispigny
Publisher: ABC Music Publishing
"There Was A Princess Long Ago"
Composer: Traditional
"2 Little Apples " (adapted)
Composer: Paula L. Zajan
Publisher: Allan & Co. Pty Ltd
Story
"I Have Nothing To Wear"
Told by Rhys
(ABC, Play School)
Film
"Baseball Game "
(ABC, Play School)
Tree Calendar
The tree calendar had avocadoes growing on it today.
Make and Do
Castle and Princess
Forest Leaves
Ideas for Later
Leaf Splatter - Real Leaves can also be used for spattering. Lay an assortment of leaves on paper and spatter paint with an old toothbrush through a wire frame. If you don't have a spattering frame use your fingers to flick the paint onto the paper. Remove the leaves and their shapes will be outlined.
Nature Sculpture - Go for a walk in a garden and collect leaves, seed pods, and flowers. Use your finds to make a nature collage or stick in playdough to make a nature sculpture.
Magnificent - Use a magnifying glass to observe the different parts of a tree. Bark, leaves and blossoms take on a different view when magnified. Then use the magnifying glass to examine other things in your house. Lots of fun!
Toy Sports - Play a game of baseball, cricket or soccer with your toys.