It's Terrific Two Year Old time! We are continuing with our fast moving
theme of 'Things that GO!' and sharing rhymes and books about TRAINS!
Our selection of rhymes, songs and stories encourages
active play and thoughtful fun for kids who like motion and movement.
Children will use hands and feet throughout the rhymes to create
activity, such as making chugging motions. Through making whistle sounds and other train noises such as the whoosh of a steam engine, children learn the letters and sounds words make. Such simplicity of motion and sounds engages children's
imaginations and helps them get Ready to Read!
I'm a Choo Choo Train Rhyme
I’m a choo choo train chugging down the track. (make chugging motions)
First I go forward, then I go back.
Now my bell is ringing, hear my whistle blow, (make whistle noise)
What a lot of noise I make everywhere I go.
I’m a choo choo train chugging down the track. (make chugging motions)
First I go forward, then I go back.
Now my bell is ringing, hear my whistle blow, (make whistle noise)
What a lot of noise I make everywhere I go.
If I were a..... Rhyme
If I were a bus or a car,
I would roll down the road. (roll hands)
If I were a truck,
I would dump my heavy load. (let hands fall)
If I were an airplane,
I would fly up to the sky. (spread arms like wings)
If I were a boat,
I would make waves as I went by. (make waves)
If I were a train,
I would chug along the track. (train motions)
But I am a person,
So I will walk there and back.
For more train fun, check out these books we read at Terrific Twos this week:
A Train Goes Clickety Clack by Jonathan London
Trains are fast. Trains are sleek. Trains make wonderful sounds as the wheels clatter, boilers hiss, and couplings clang. This playful picture book captures the excitement of trains through evocative language and vibrant illustrations.
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I Love Trains by Philemon Sturges
A boy expresses his love of trains, describing many kinds of train cars and their special jobs.
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