Read together
A flick of my wrist, I'll show you a trick,
With a quick little kick, it will do the trick.
A brick, I can pick up with ease,
And give it a lick, if you please!
I can make it click, with a flick of my hand,
And if you're feeling sick, I'll help you to stand.
A lick of ice cream, will make you feel better,
And a quick little pick, will make it all better!
So come on and try, with a flick and a kick,
To do a little trick, with a brick or a lick.
And with a click, you'll see it's not hard,
To play and have fun, with just a few flicks and a brick, a lick and a pick!
Talk about it
Reflection
- What does the child do with the brick in the story?
- What does the child do with a flick of the wrist?
- What helps the child feel better when they are feeling sick?
- What does the child do to make something click?
- How does the child pick up the brick in the story?
- What does the child do to help someone stand up when they're feeling sick?
- What kind of trick does the child show with a kick?
- What is the main message of the story?