Elephant and Zebra

In Let's Go On a Jungle Safari

for Toddlers

Let’s take a look at the lives of an Elephant and a Zebra

Session Preparation

Click here to download the file

Click here to get rhymes file

Session Plan

1. Intro Video

2. Expert Talk: Role play makes your child smart!

3. Let’s Get Started: Let’s get fit as we stomp our feet like an elephant, hop like a kangaroo and run like a cheetah.

4. Learning is Fun:Count till 3 as we feed the elephant and zebra and learn all about them.
5. Creative Expression and More: Do you want to know how a little Zebra lost his stripes?

Celebrating Milestones

I attempted to babble and pronounce ‘Elephant’ and ‘Zebra’.
I applied paint on my palm
I enjoyed the feeling of paint of my palm
I attempted to count till 3 along with the presenter

How to use this?

This is a development tracker that will help you identify your child’s skill and level of competency. You may want to revisit the KLAY @Home sessions if you think your child needs more time to hone the skills addressed in the sessions.

Conversation Time With The Family

During Mealtime: Talk to children about the texture, smell and taste of the food that they are eating. Encourage the child to also name what they are eating.

During the Day: Encourage your children to talk about the animals they have seen and help them with their numbers from 1 to 3.

Extended Play

Download this worksheet

Objectives of the week

We have an exciting jungle safari in store for all of you where we will take a look at the lives of some of our favourite jungle animals and learn all about them.

Sessions of the week

Tue, May 19	Elephant and Zebra
Thurs, May 21	Monkey and Tiger
Fri, May 22	Bear Tales

Weekly Schedule

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