This is one of my favorite pictures of Kate. She was about 9 months old. She seems to be truly basking in the sunshine.
It reminds me of an old newpaper cartoon called Hi and Lois.
One of the characters is a freckled, blonde baby called Trixie who loves talking to Sunbeam, a ray of sunshine. Kate looks like she might have something to say to Sunbeam.
May There Always Be Sunshine!
May there always be sunshine.
May there always be blue skies.
May there always be children.
May there always be you.
May there always be stories.
May there always be music.
May there always be teachers
to care for you!
May there always be sunshine.
May there always be blue skies.
May there always be children
as special as you.
by Dr. Jean
This is a class book made by a Mrs. Bailey's kindergarten in California. Here are their favorite things.
May there always be....
May there always be....
(Notice the pictures. The kids are signing the words.)
May there always be a person princess by the sea.
We always need Star Wars spaceships.
Don't forget friend Kate!
And of course we need Superman!
Kids loves all of the Dr. Jean songs and books. CTP publishes 12 book titles in the traditional little reader size as well as in lap book size for sharing with the whole class. The CD has all the songs just in case you need some help with the tunes. Kids can really Sing Along and Read Along.
Go to www.creativeteaching.com and search for Dr. Jean to find all of her Sing Along and Read Along products.
Sing Along and Read Along Resource Guide has sign language for
May There Always Be Sunshine.
The new Make and Take Books contains reproducibles of all 12 of the books that students can make and share at school or at home.
May there be lots of sunshine today
in your corner of the world!
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