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RAINDROP RHYTHMS
Let your children experiment with tapping on various objects
to make raindrop sounds. Then start tapping a simple pattern,
such as drip-drop-drip-drop, and invite the children to copy
it. Move on to more challenging patterns, such as drip-drop-drop-drip,
drip-drop-drop-drip, continuing as long as interest lasts.
RAIN IS FALLING
Tune: "London Bridge"
Rain is falling all around,
All around, all around.
Rain is falling all around.
Drip, drop, drip-drop.
Hear it falling round the town,
Round the town, round the town.
Hear it falling round the town.
Drip, drop, drip-drop.
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RAINDROP PLACE MATS
Invite your children to use blue crayons to dot "raindrops"
all over pieces of plain paper. Have them also draw on a few
puddles, if they like. Then let them use their raindrop papers
for place mats at snack time.
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