Watch Play School 1966 online: Episode 2 Animals - Tuesday

Tuesday Actors: Justine Clarke and Jay Laga’aia Pianist: Brian Castles-Onion Songs "Peek-a-boo" Composer: Traditional (arranged by Brian Castles-Onion) Publisher: ABC Music Publishing "Humpty Dumpty" Composer: Traditional (arranged by Brian Castles-Onion) Publisher: ABC Music Publishing "Donkey Riding" Composer: Beatrice Landeck Publisher: Edward B. Marks "This Is The Way" Composer: Traditional (arranged by Brian Castles-Onion) Publisher: ABC Music Publishing "The Elephant Wobbles" Composer: Peter Charlton Publisher: ABC Music Publishing "One Grey Elephant" Composer: Traditional, J. Cohen Publisher: ABC Music Publishing "Down In The Valley Where Nobody Goes" Composer: Unknown Publisher: Unknown "Clap Clap Clap Your Hands" Composer: Traditional (arranged by Brian Castles-Onion) Publisher: ABC Music Publishing "If You’re Happy and You Know It" Composer: June Epstein Publisher: Allans Music (EMI) "Do Your Ears Hang Low?" Composer: Unknown Publisher: A. & C. Black Story “Jinty the Elephant” Author: Play School Team – Told by Play School Toys Publisher: Unpublished Films “Elephants In The Wild” (ABC Library Footage) “Visit To The Doctor” (Play School, ABC) Ideas for Later MAKE YOUR OWN ELEPHANT SCRAPBOOK • Collect pictures of elephants from old magazines and birthday cards. You can use the pictures as a guide to paint your own elephant pictures to put in your scrapbook WORKING ELEPHANTS • Elephants are very strong and in some countries are used to help move large objects. See if you can find out where this happens, and a picture of an elephant working. Make and Do Jemima: “Monkey” An elasticised tail, ears on a headband and a painted box face for a Monkey Dress up. For Humpty, “Lion” an elasticised shaggy wool mane Darcy became a zebra with a piece of stripy material over his body. The elephant family (Little Ted, Big Ted and Maurice) have an assortment of floppy paper ears, and stockings filled with paper for trunks. How to make a matching game: Start by collecting pictures (These could be found in old magazines) and past them onto cardboard. For example: • A puppy, a lead and collar and a bone • A baby, a bottle and a nappy • A pot plant, watering can, and soil These objects need to mixed up and then matched, with the emphasis on caring.

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