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Leaves on the Tree
There are many benefits to singing with your child. Songs and rhymes help children identify sound patterns and helps them learn through repetition. They also help them express their emotion and strengthen ability to communicate.
(To the tune of “The wheels on the bus”)
The leaves on the trees are orange and brown, orange and brown, orange and brown.
The Leaves on the trees are orange and brown.
The leaves on the trees are falling down, falling down, falling down.
The Leaves on the trees are falling down.
The leaves in the wind blow round and round, round and round, round and round.
The Leaves on the trees blow round and round
The leaves on the ground go crunch, crunch, crunch, crunch, crunch, crunch, crunch, crunch and crunch.
The leaves on the ground go crunch, crunch, crunch all over town all over town.
Take your child for a stroll around the neighborhood or maybe even in the backyard. Search for a spot with colourful leaves on the ground. Ask your child to follow along as you begin to sing. Gather some leaves to walk on and listen for the “crunch”.
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