You can Put them in sequence order of the book, or just use them to practice animal names and sounds for young ones.
You can print two sets and play a matching game with them. You can play charades having others guess whig animal you are. The kids can use these in a variety of ways. These activity cards have all of the animals from the book and the action that they do. (See more of my book activities for kids!) I made a set of printable From Head to Toe Activity Cards. I like it when a book makes a child want to get up and go! Since I love that aspect of the book, I decided to use that to create a fun activity to go along with the book From Head to Toe. I love all of the animals, and I love that it encourages movement and interaction. There are a few things that I love about this book. One favorite that we have been loving for quite a few years now is From Head to Toe. (Apr.We adore Eric Carle books in our house. In fact, they'll eagerly clap, stomp, kick and wriggle their way through these pages from start to finish. The colorfully plumed fellow obliges, of course, as will readers, especially those on the younger edge of the targeted age span. In a refreshing twist, human and animal characters reverse roles in the final scene, as a barefoot child wiggles his toe and asks a parrot if it can do the same. In several instances, Carle creates an uncanny similarity between the child's stance or features and those of the animal. In each case, the youngster cheerfully declares ""I can do it!""-and does. On each spread, a creature introduces itself, moves a particular part of its body (sequences go from ""head to toe"") and invites a child to do the same (""I am a penguin and I turn my head. In these collages, a playful hodgepodge of shapes, patterns and textures pop out from clean white backgrounds to show an energetic cast of animals and children engaged in friendly dialogue.
Keeping both text and graphics to a minimum, Carle proves once again just how effective simplicity can be.
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