We were reading Mrs. Piggle Wiggle. The story that we are talking about today, a little girl did not want to take a bath! So her momma called Mrs. Piggle Wiggle and here is the cure. When she gets sooooo dirty you can plant radishes on her, plant radishes!
Read the book to find out how to stop selfishness, and never want to go to bedders cure. So far I like it, but there is not much about Mrs. Piggle Wiggle, just a lot of her advice. So far it all works out!
Here are some poems about bathtime.
Dirty Lill, Dirty Lill,
Lived upon a garbage hill.
Never took a bath and never will!
Spit Kaphoohy! Dirty Lill.
Great Grandma told the poem to Oma when she was little!
Here is Audrey’s favorite one;
I have a tiny turtle, his name is Tiny Tim
I put him in the bathtub, to see if he would swim.
He drank up all the water, and ate up all the soap,
Now he’s home, sick in bed, with a bubble in his thoat!
Poor Tiny Tim!
Here’s a tongue twister to learn:
“Surely Sylvia swims!” Shrieked Sammy, surpised.
“Someone should show Sylvia some strokes so she shall not sink!”
So, Remember to take a bath!
It looks like your little brother needs to take a bath!!
Mark, Does Mrs. Piggle Wiggle have a cure when your child doesn’t want to get out of the tub? Have a great day!
Auntie Candy
I found another good one!
BATH-SONG by JRR Tolkien
Sing hey! For the bath at close of day
that washes the weary mud away
A loon is he that will not sing
O! Water Hot is a noble thing!
(Especially if we add lots of bubbles!)
I am singing in the tub:
“Bubbles, bubbles, Making lots of bubbles!”
Mark, here is a song that Auntie Kristi taught the 3 year olds for when they wash their hands.
BUBBLES
Bubbles!
Bubbles!
Making Lots of Bubbles!
Bubbles!
Bubbles!
To Wash the Dirt Away!!
(Bye Bye Bubbles!)