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Lesson 29

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POWERPOINTS: What lives in a shell? http://www.graves.k12.ky.us/powerpoints/elementary/sedrgriffith.ppt Ocean     I'm a Little Fish (tune: I'm a Little Teapot) I'm a little fish in the ocean so blue. There are so many things that I can do. I can swim around with my tail and fin. The water's fine - just jump right in. The Guppy Ogden Nash                               Whales have calves. Cats have kittens. Bears have cubs. Bats have bittens. Swans have cygnets. Seals have puppies. But guppies just have little guppies. Way Down Deep                  Underneath the water Way down deep In sand and stones and seaweed Starfish creep Snails inch slowly Oysters sleep Underneath the water Way down deep.  Mary Ann Hoberman      Shore   Mary Britton Miller                   Play on the seashore And gather up shells, kneel in the damp sand Digging wells.     Run on the rocks Where the seaweed slips, Watch the waves And the beautiful ships. In the sand A castle grows (ramps and towers, turrets, bowers trees, and flowers) and for hours kings and knights march through the land  in between my toes.       I'm a Little Fish (tune: I'm a Little Teapot)     I'm a little fish in the ocean so blue. There are so many things that I can do. I can swim around with my tail and fin. The water's fine - just jump right in.   Down in the Ocean (tune: You are my Sunshine) Down in the ocean. The deep blue ocean. Live many creatures of every size. Whales, sharks, and dolphins, Fish, Crabs, and lobsters, Live together side by side.       A Seashell       Reader 2: I held the shell up to my ear, And I heard it sing to me.   Reader 3: Sh -- sh -- sh -- sh!   Reader 1: A little shell washed up one day, And lay upon the sand.   Reader 2: It sang a song about the sea, As I held it in my hand.   Reader 3: Sh -- sh -- sh -- sh!     August Afternoon Marion Edey                                 Where shall we go? What shall we play? What shall we do On a hot summer day?   We’ll sit on a swing. Go low, Go high. And drink lemonade Till the glass is dry.   One straw for you, One straw for me, In the cool green shade Of the walnut tree.     Catching a Fish Reader 1: One, two, three, four, five   Reader 2: I caught a fish alive.   Reader 1: Six, seven, eight, nine, ten,   Reader 2: I let it go again.   Reader 1: Why did you let it go?   Reader 2: Because it bit my finger so.   Reader 1: Which finger did it bite?   Reader 2: The little finger on the right. Reader’s Theater Reader 1: One day, a little shell washed up Out of the waves at sea. (Tune: B-I-N-G-O) I'm found inside the ocean blue, And Shark is my name-o. S-H-A-R-K S-H-A-R-K S- H-A-R-K And Shark is my name -o.   My Fish Can Ride A Bicycle                                                             My fish can ride a bicycle, my fish can climb a tree, my fish enjoys a glass of milk my fish takes naps with me.   My fish can play the clarinet, my fish can bounce a ball, my fish is not like other fish, my fish can’t swim at all.   Jack Prelutsky