Watch Play School 1966 online: Episode 1 Shoes and Socks - Monday

Monday Actors - Karen Pang and Matt Passmore Pianist – Peter Dasent Songs “One Day A Hand Went Walking” Composer: P. Charlton & P. Reade Publisher: ABC “Hickory Dickory Dock” Composer: Traditional Publisher: ABC Music Publishing “This Old Man” Composer: Traditional Publisher: ABC “Highway Number One” Composer: Gary King Publisher: ABC Music Publishing “She’ll Be Coming ‘Round The Mountain” Composer: Traditional Publisher: ABC Music Publishing Story “Alfie’s Feet” Author & Illustrator: Shirley Hughes Publisher: Random House UK Film “Soccer Team” (Play School, ABC) Ideas for Later PRINTS Use the printed sponges to make hand and foot prints. CLEAN YOUR SHOES Sometimes shoes need a good clean or polish. You can help to polish and shine your shoes. SOCK PUPPETS Make some sock puppets by gluing or sewing faces onto old socks. Make and Do HOW TO MAKE SHOE PUPPETS To make shoe puppets you will need: Strong card Paddle pop sticks Tinsel Stickers Coloured paper Scissors Paste Patty pans Small balloon and anything else you may like to decorate your puppet with. Trace around your shoe on the cardboard with a black marker and then cut the shoe shape out. Decorate the shoe shape however you like. Draw or paste on a coloured paper face. Tape or glue some wool or tinsel for some hair. You may wish to tape on some material for clothes. You may like to punch holes around the edge and thread a shoelace or some ribbon through them. Tape the shoe puppet to a paddle pop stick so that you can move and dance it around. SHOE PAINTING PATTERNS For shoe painting you will need: A large sheet of paper A sponge covered in paint Some old shoes. Place some thin sponge on a plate or shallow tray and cover it in paint. Have a few more sponges with different coloured paint covering them. Press one of the shoes onto the sponge so that the sole is covered with paint. Now use it as a stamp, and press it onto the paper to make shoe print. Try using different shoes to make different patterns. What types of patterns have you made?

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