5. WHAT ARE YOU DOING, FROGGY?
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Jump into the rhythm of grammar with What Are You Doing, Froggy?! Using the catchy tune of ‘London Bridge is Falling Down,’ this book features 29 different animals and their behaviors to teach the Present Continuous for sing-along fun. It’s the perfect musical way for kids aged 6–10 to master ‘ing’ verbs!
| Age Range | Ages 6~10 |
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| Product Dimensions | |
| Page Count | 40 |
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Turn your English lesson into a concert with What Are You Doing, Froggy?. This book takes a world-famous melody and transforms it into a high-energy grammar lesson. If you are looking for a Present Continuous for sing-along resource that actually sticks, this animal adventure is the answer!
The Story & Theme: Follow Froggy as he meets 29 animal friends, each performing a unique action. From lions roaring to monkeys swinging, every page follows the rhythmic pattern of ‘London Bridge.’ By singing ‘The lions are roaring, roaring, roaring…’ children naturally internalize the structure of the Present Continuous without even realizing they are studying.
Key Learning Features:
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Musical Memory: Uses the ‘London Bridge’ melody to make the Present Continuous for sing-along sessions unforgettable.
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29 Animal Behaviors: A massive vocabulary boost covering a wide variety of animals and action verbs.
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Visual Association: Every ‘ing’ verb is paired with a vivid illustration of the animal’s behavior.
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Total Physical Response (TPR): Encourages kids to act out the 29 behaviors while they sing, reinforcing the ‘ing’ actions.
30 Book Titles and Topics
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| Age Range | Ages 6~10 |
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| Product Dimensions | |
| Page Count | 40 |
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