Walking in the jungle

Hang this lyrics poster for “Walking In The Jungle” on the wall in the classroom or at home. Print it out for students to read along with at home or in the class, or simply use it for your own personal reference. The lyrics posters are designed to be printed on A3 size paper or... Read more »

Walking In The Jungle | Super Simple Songs - A really cute listening and moving video for early K or special ed. I used this with my AU class to practice gross motor movement and listening. It was a huge hit!

Let’s take a walk in the jungle! Find the animals and match them to their silhouettes. Then, write the animal word.

Come MOVE with Jungle Animals - free jungle animals cards to print and play! via @pschooltoolbox

Go Walking In The Jungle with these adventurous coloring pages to go along with one of your favorite videos. What jungle animals do you see?

Find everything you need to teach a unit with Walking Through the Jungle by Julie Lacome. There are worksheets, crafts, games and flashcards in our Activity Pack and lots of related songs playlists and storytelling videos too. Check it out!

Use these headbands in the classroom or at home to talk about jungle animals. Headbands make a great substitute for masks, and can be used for games, or even parent performances. Download includes instruction page for assembly.

Walking Through the Jungle: Penner, Fred, Harter, Debbie: 8601404241505: Books - Amazon.ca

How many steps to get to the monkey? Let’s count and see. This counting worksheet practices numbers up to 20. For an extra challenge, ask students to write out the number words.

Shinrin-yoku is the name given to the Japanese art of "forest bathing," contemplative walks through the woods that reconnect the individual with nature and can lead to decreased stress, natural mood elevation and even a stronger immune system.