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94 Reading: The Sport of Champions!
Oso pardo, oso pardo, ¿qué ves ahí? by Bill Martin.
Bulletin Board
Champion Colors
Use the photocopier or an overhead projector to enlarge the crayon pattern provided at the end
of this chapter. Cut out crayons in primary colors from construction paper. Cover the bulletin
board with white paper and arrange the crayons in various positions.
Nametag
Crayons
Cut out crayon shaped nametags using a variety of colors of construction paper, using the
crayon pattern provided at the end of the chapter.
Displays
Colorful Stuff
Display concept books about colors on a table in the storytime area for children to check out.
Decorations
Drape various colored streamers around the children’s area of the library. Attach sports shapes,
such as baseballs, soccer balls, and footballs, to the streamers, if desired.
Refreshments
Serve a colorful party mix by combining popcorn, M&M’s®, raisins, and Chex® cereal. If any
children are allergic to chocolate, substitute Skittles®, gummy bears, or another colorful candy.
Rhyme
Estaba la pájara pinta There Was a Beautiful Bird
(Traditional. Translated by Alexandra Corona.)
Estaba la pájara pinta,
Sentada en un verde limón.
Con el pico recoge la hoja.
Con la hoja recoge la flor.
¡Ay, ay, ay!
¿Dónde estará mi amor?
There was a beautiful bird,
Sitting on a lemon tree.
With his beak he picks leaves.
With the leaves he picks the blossom.
Oh, oh, oh!
Where can my love be?