| Introduction Song | Welcome by Carole Peterson |
| Rhyme | Jack and Jill Jack and Jill Went up the hill To fetch a pail of water. Jack fell down and broke his crown, And Jill came tumbling after. |
| Activity Change | Jack and Jill Body Movement Recite the poem but change how the Jack and Jill went up the hill. Skipped, Ran, Danced, Tip-Toed |
| Letter Identification | Letter J Do letter recognition. Point out that Jack and Jill start with J. Point out that J looks like spoon holding some jam. Have kids try to make the letter J with their body. Teach jumping and jumping jacks because they start with J. |
| Body Identification | Jack and Jill Got a Boo-Boo Hand out worksheet with stickers. Name a body part and have the kids place a sticker on where that boo-boo is located. |
| Gross Motor Activity | Jack and Jill Obstacle Course Scatter bean bags on the floor and set-up a balance beam. Have kids walk around picking up bean bags to place in a pail. Encourage older kids to walk the balance beam with their bean bag. |
| Dance Song | I’m Jumping on a Trampoline by Parry Gripp Jump Up! By Imagination Movers |
| Goodbye Song | Skidamarink by Old Town School of Folk Music |
Craft: Jack and Jill Water Droplets:
We provided a tiny bit of concentrated watercolor solution and a dropper for kids to take home. We challenged families to create droplets in different sizes.
