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Mary Had A Little Lamb - Your Version

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Concept Books - Mary Had a Little Lamb - Your Version

  • Children create a new version of 'Mary Had a Little Lamb' first verse.
  • Eg... Samuel had a Big Red Balloon, Big Red Balloon, Big Red Balloon, Samuel had a Big Red Balloon, It floated way up high.
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  • HOW TO USE CONCEPT BOOKS

  • Using the larger A3 size - model the process by working together as a class to come up with a few different first verses. Depending on the age / ability, children could copy one of the modelled versions using their own name, or make up their very own version.

  • Relate to Mary Had a Little Lamb, nursery rhyme.

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