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Check www.lemniscaat.co.uk for more Teacher’s Guides 1 TEACHER’S GUIDE Jesse Goossens & Marije Tolman Jumping Penguins & Crying Crocodiles (Lemniscaat) FIND THE ILLUSTRATION OF THE JUMPING PENGUINS Jumping penguins Show the children the illustration. Tell them that penguins can launch themselves out of the water onto dry land. They can jump up to 1.80 metres high when they do that. How high has the penguin in the picture jumped? Let the children measure it in different ways. Suggestions: measure it out using your fingers, measure it with a piece of thread, measure it by laying buttons in a row, measure it using a measuring tool. Build a high tower using blocks. How many blocks tall is the tower? Next, build towers using plastic cups, sponges, books, Duplo blocks, etc. Which tower is the tallest? Penguin PE Go to the exercise room with the children. Prepare four corners according to the descriptions below. Divide the children into four groups. Tell them that they are penguins. Each group of penguins starts in one of the corners. Show the children what to do in each corner. Agree on a signal that you will give when it is time to move on to the next corner. Switch corners every few minutes. The launch Penguins can launch themselves out of the water onto land. Place a high horse bench with a thick mattress behind it. Use a PE bench to create a ramp up to the horse bench on the other side. The children walk up onto the horse bench via the ramp and launch themselves by jumping as high as they can. ISBN: 978-1-78807-021-8 | Hardback | 25 x 30 cm | 56 pages | Age: 5+ | Price: £ 12.95

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TEACHER’S GUIDE Jesse Goossens & Marije Tolman Jumping Penguins & Crying Crocodiles (Lemniscaat)

FINDTHEILLUSTRATIONOFTHEJUMPINGPENGUINS

Jumpingpenguins

Showthechildrentheillustration.Tellthemthatpenguinscanlaunchthemselvesoutofthewaterontodryland.Theycanjumpupto1.80metreshighwhentheydothat.

Howhighhasthepenguininthepicturejumped?Letthechildrenmeasureitindifferentways.Suggestions:measureitoutusingyourfingers,measureitwithapieceofthread,measureitbylayingbuttonsinarow,measureitusingameasuringtool.

Buildahightowerusingblocks.Howmanyblockstallisthetower?Next,buildtowersusingplasticcups,sponges,books,Duploblocks,etc.Whichtoweristhetallest?

PenguinPE

Gototheexerciseroomwiththechildren.Preparefourcornersaccordingtothedescriptionsbelow.

Dividethechildrenintofourgroups.Tellthemthattheyarepenguins.Eachgroupofpenguinsstartsinoneofthecorners.Showthechildrenwhattodoineachcorner.Agreeonasignalthatyouwillgivewhenitistimetomoveontothenextcorner.Switchcornerseveryfewminutes.

Thelaunch Penguinscanlaunchthemselvesoutofthewaterontoland.Placeahighhorsebenchwithathickmattressbehindit.UseaPEbenchtocreatearampuptothehorsebenchontheotherside.Thechildrenwalkupontothehorsebenchviatherampandlaunchthemselvesbyjumpingashighastheycan.

ISBN: 978-1- 78807-021- 8 | Hardback | 25 x 30 cm | 56 pages | Age: 5+ | Price: £ 12.95

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Waddling Penguinswaddleacrosstheice.Setupabalancebeamandabench.Thechildrenwaddleacrossthem.Givethepenguinsanobstaclebyplacinganicefloe(cone)onthebeamorbench.

Gettheeggtotheotherside Penguinstransporttheireggsontheirfeet.Placetwoconessomedistanceapartandprovideanumberofballs.Thechildrensqueezeaballbetweentheircalvesandwaddleorhoptotheotherside.Howmanyeggsmakethetripwithout“breaking”?

Feedingfish Penguinslovefish.MrandMrsPenguinbothfeedtheirchildren.Placeanumberofhoopsonthefloorandplacetoysorstuffedpenguinsinthem.Placearopesomedistanceaway.Placetoyfishbytherope.Thechildrenarepenguinmumsanddadsandstandbehindtherope,throwingfishattheirchildreninthehoop(nest).

Countingpenguins Lookatthepicture.Countthepenguins.Markthebellyofeachclearlyvisiblepenguinwithanumber(optionallymakeanduseaphotocopyofthepicture).Askthechildrenquestions.

Suggestions:•Pointatthepenguinwiththenumber5.•Pointatpenguin11.•Whichpenguinisnexttonumber9?•Whichpenguinsareoneithersideofnumber13?

“P”animals Openthebooktotheimageofthepenguinsandaskthechildrenwhatthefirstletteroftheword“penguin”is.AskthechildrentocomeupwithmoreanimalsthatstartwiththePsound.

Suggestions:puss,panda,parrot,pelican,parakeet,panther,pigeon,peacock,pony,puma,puffin,pig.

LookfortheanimalsinthebookthatstartwithaPandreadouttheassociateddid-you-know.

Find...Tellthechildrenariddlebasedonadid-you-knowaboutoneoftheanimalsinJumpingPenguinsandCryingCrocodiles.Thechildrenpagethroughthebooktofindthecorrectanimal.

Suggestions:•Thisanimalhaseightarmsandswimsinthesea.•Thisanimalhasalotofspinesonitsback,butit’snotahedgehog.•Thisanimalisahorsethatcanswim.•Thisanimalhastwohumpsonitsbackandlivesinthedesert.•Thisanimallivesatnight.Itsleepsindarkcaves.

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Aproudpenguin Drawapenguinonyellowpaper.Tellthechildrenhowtheycandothis:drawahorizontallineatthebottomofthesheet.Then,drawanarchthatconnectstotheendsoftheline.Thisisthepenguin’sbody.Drawitsstomachatthebottomofthebody.Thestomachisthesameshapeasthebody.Drawatriangleforitsbeakandtwocirclesforitseyes.Givethepenguinwingsoneithersideofthebody,andtwofeet.

Thechildrenfilloutthepenguinwithtornbitsofwhiteandblackglossypaper.Thebeakandlegsarefilledwithorangeglossypaper.

Acolourfulparrot InJumpingPenguinsandCryingCrocodiles,findthepageabouttheparrot.Askthechildrenwhatcoloursaparrotcanhave.Giveeachchildasheetofpaper.Letthemdrawaparrotusingbrightlycolouredcrayons.Afterthat,theycancolourtheparrotin.Givetheparrotabeautifultailbygluingthinstripsofcolouredpapertoitsbottom.

Lesson suggestions written by Anke van Boxmeer and Els van Dijck