The zebra drinks and says,
– Thank you very much. I am O.K.
We play with all toys by the same way and a child repeats all words.
2. All the animals are by the river. Some of them are domestic animals, and some of them are wild.
Domestic animals live in a farm and people care of them, feed them and keep them. What are the
domestic animals?
– What domestic animals can you see by the river? (I see a cow, a goat, a sheep, an ox, a cat, a dog and others.)
– Right! Victoria, take a cat and put it on the right side of the river. Well done! Put all domestic animals on the right side of the river. (A child does this act) Well, what are on the right side?
(She names them.) We put these animals separately in order the wild ones can not eat them. Can a sheep live with a tiger? (No, it can’t.)
Can a lion live with a donkey? (No, it can’t.) All the wild animals are on the left side of the river. What can you see on the left side of the river?
Show me and name all the wild animals. (A child does it.) Good for you. All the animals will speak to each other and make friends in our stories and tales, and they will help each other in difficult situations.
3. Let’s sing the song.
I can see a zebra, (a donkey, a moose, a jaguar, a deer and so on)
You can see it too;
I can see by the river,
You can see at the Zoo.
Маленький зайчонок хочет гулять в лесу, но вот беда, он боится всех зверей.
Мы расставим деревья и зверей и будем играть.
– Good morning, children. Will we play with our plastic toys? (Yes, we will.) Let’s start. Our animals are very polite; they greet each other every day as we do. A monkey turns to a lion and
says,
– I am Monkey. What are you?
– I am Lion. What are you?
(Every animal sings its greeting and turns to the next one.)
2. – What can you see in the forest? I can see the blue sky, the green trees, the green bushes and green grass. A lot of butterflies, flies, bees are flying above the trees. There are mushrooms, berries in the wood. A little hare is alone in the wood. It is afraid to be alone and wants to find somebody to play.
– I’m a little hare. I want to walk in the wood, but I’m afraid of all the animals. I’m afraid of a tiger, of a lion, of a leopard, and even an elephant. Where are they? The tiger is by the river; an elephant is near the tree; a monkey is on the tree. (It is on the bank of the river, under the bush, on the stone and in the river. A child answers where they are.)