Innholdsfortegnelse for July/August 2020 i Ladybug Stories, Poems, and Songs Magazine for Young Kids and Children

Pick up pawpaws, put them in your pocket.Pick up pawpaws, put them in your pocket.Pick up pawpaws, put them in your pocket,Way down yonder in the pawpaw patch. Raise your shoulders, try to touch your earlobes . . . Stretch your arms as high as you can reach them . . . Pat your head and rub-a-dub your tummy . . . Hands on hips, draw circles with your elbows . . . Walk a line, pretend that it’s a tightrope . . . Touch your toes, your forehead to your kneecaps . . . Reach out wide, then clap your hands together . . . Sit down, smiling, rocking to the music . . .…

One thing that I wonder Is why the world is round, And why the trees grow toward the sky Instead of upside down. One thing that I wonder Is how it came to be That cats are quick to sit in laps, While whales sleep in the sea. One thing that I wonder Is why the sky is blue, Why spiders all have eight legs, While we have only two. One thing that I wonder Is how it came to be That bunnies burrow underground, While birds live in a tree. One thing that I wonder Is why we wonder why, About the wonders of the earth That fill the sea and sky.…

“ Yahoo!” shouted Moti Bear as he bounced on the couch and sent four pillows flying. “Ursa always plays outer space with me! When is she coming?” “Soon,” said Mama Bear. Moti wrapped a blanket around himself and imagined it was his spacesuit. Then he spoke into the TV remote. “Astronaut Moti to Mission Control. Astronaut Ursa will arrive in a nanosecond!” The doorbell hadn’t finished ringing when Moti dropped his spacesuit and radio and bounded to the door. “Ursa!” Moti threw himself around the legs of his best-loved babysitter. “It’s my favorite little astronaut! He’s blasting off!” called Ursa. She tossed Moti into the air and whirled him onto her back. “What happened to your arm, Moti?” asked Ursa, pointing to a big, brown bandage. “That? Nothing. I’m fine,”…