![]() The moose in the forest go trot trot trot, trot trot trot, trot trot trot, *You put your left hoof in…*You put your antlers in…*You put your whole self in If you have a moose puppet, use its mouth to grab the muffins from the board. I cut the points off the cones and used them as the base and the ice cream scoop as the muffin top, then painted little “berries” on each one. ![]() I made the muffins by rolling tan felt through the die cut machine, over the ice cream cone die. (Continue, changing “danced” to twirled, hopped, wiggled, waved, or any action you like.) ![]() Now how many muffins are on the window sill? What would you do if a moose got into your house? Put socks on him? Let him into your bed? In the end, the little hikers find a plethora of “long-legged, dinner-diving” moose. I’d have to double check on that pancake pig, but I think we can safely say this moose is a jerk.Ĭhildren look for moose in various natural settings with no luck, but the reader can see moose legs hiding in the trees, moose noses hiding among rocks, and so on. But the moose just wrecks your house, eats your food, and expects you to make him more food. If you give a cat a cupcake, you’ll have a wonderful albeit exhausting day of fun. At least if you give a mouse a cookie, you eventually get your house cleaned. Of all the animals in this series, I think the moose may be the worst. If You Give a Moose a Muffin by Laura Joffe Numeroff M is for Moose! M is also for muffins at times, because moose love them, according to Laura Numeroff. ![]()
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