New Video!
An Introduction to the Five Senses
Ages 3-7
Hi Friends,
With summer just around the corner, all of us here at Billy Gorilly headquarters are eagerly looking forward to the fun this time of year brings. The chance to be outside with the kids and enjoying the sunshine is a great opportunity to have them do some exploring and learn a thing or two (or maybe three, four or five?????).
For the last few months we’ve been preparing some exciting new material for you and your kids. The latest Billy Gorilly musicartoonio “My Five Senses” has Billy, his pals, and their new robot friend the Sens-O-Lator 5S learning all about the five senses. There’s seeing, hearing, smelling, touching, and tasting in store for one and all as they use their five senses to experience the world around them. The lively, catchy song will be permanently stuck in your head (in a good way, of course) and the supplemental book of digital printables makes it easy and fun for kids to learn about their basic five senses.
This video includes text, narration, animation, colorful images, and a super catchy sing-along song. Designed and crafted to engage and teach children the basics about their five senses.
Learn more about the Five Senses Video, Song, and Printables
This is perfect for the classroom.
Feel good knowing your kids will have safe, ad free video viewing.
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Wishing you a day full of sunshine.
If it’s snowing where you live we hope the sunshine reaches you soon.
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Popup Cards Are Fun To Make
Printable Card Template
This has been a tough winter for many people with piles of snow and freezing temperatures. I can feel the weather changing and I know spring is just around the corner. I can’t wait for spring to get here, how about you? It also means Easter is just around the corner.
Popup Card Craft For Kids
This card is easy and fun to make. Download the printable template then cut, fold, and glue. It’s easy peasy. When you’re done the kids will have an adorable Happy Spring or Easter card to give to someone special.
The link to download the template is at the bottom of this post.
Happy Easter or Happy Spring
If you don’t celebrate Easter or you just want to send a card celebrating the spring season, no problem.
The template comes with 2 different labels
This DIY cut and paste card is easy to make
With a little help kids can make this beautiful and easy Easter or Happy Spring card for someone special. It only takes a few supplies, most of them you probably already have on hand.
The link to download the printable template is at the end of this post.
Supplies Needed:
- 2 sheets of white 8.5”x11” printer paper (to print card pieces)
- 1 sheet 8.5”x11” card stock in a spring color
- Printer with color ink
- Crayons, color pencils, or markers
- Glue Stick and tape (double-stick tape optional, but helpful)
- Scissors (paper cutter is handy but not necessary)
Directions:
Click Here to look at directions with images plus another card template
- Print card pieces and card/popup insert page. Trim card insert/popup paper.
- Cut along each of the 6 lines.
- Fold the flaps back and crease.
- If you’re going to color the inside of the card you can do so now. Use blue for the sky and green for grass.
- Open the paper and push the flaps in. This makes the popup boxes.
- Cut out all the images for your card. Leave some white around the edges.
- Help children as needed.
- You should now have all your pieces ready to assemble your card.
- Fold the color card stock in half.
- Use Glue stick or double side tape to adhere your card insert to the card stock.
- Tape or glue pieces to inside and front of card
Note: I like to use double side tape for the popup pieces. No waiting for glue to dry.
I place a piece of double stick tape to the popup box, then place the image on top of tape.
Sign your card and you are done.
Use your imagination to make the card your very own work of art.
Want to add your child’s fingerprints to the card for grandma. We used green paint to make a row of bushes.
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Click Here to Download Your Easter Train Card Template
for best results set your printer to borderless printing
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Quick Links
>Billy Gorilly Kids TV
>Visit BillyGorilly.com
>Easter Card Template and Instructions with Images
>Teaching Kids About Hand Washing
>Teaching Kids About Months and Seasons
How To Make A Popup Card
Easy To Make Craft for Kids
Easter or Happy Spring Card
With a little help from an adult, even young kids can make this cute and easy to make Easter or Happy Spring card for someone special. You only need a few supplies, most of them you probably already have on hand. We give you a free printable template to use. This DIY cut and paste card is fun and easy to make.
Get The link to the printable template at the end of this post.
Supplies Needed:
- 2 sheets of white 8.5”x11” printer paper (to print card pieces)
- 1 sheet 8.5”x11” card stock in a spring color
- Printer with color ink
- Crayons, color pencils, or markers
- Glue Stick and tape (double-stick tape optional, but helpful)
- Scissors (paper cutter is handy but not necessary)
Directions:
Print card pieces and card/popup insert page.
Note: If possible set your printer to borderless printing.
When you set printer to borderless printing the paper ribbon with the flowers will print all the way to the edge.
Trim card insert/popup paper as shown in image below.
Cut along each of the 6 lines.
Fold the flaps back and crease as shown.
If you’re going to color the inside of the card you can do so now.
We made a blue sky and green grass
Open the paper and push the flaps in. This makes the popup boxes.
Cut out all the images for your card.
Help children with cutting as needed.
You should now have all your pieces ready to assemble your card.
Fold the color card stock in half.
Use Glue stick or double side tape to adhere your card insert to the card stock.
Tape or glue pieces to inside of card (see below)
Note: I like to use double side tape for the popup pieces. No waiting for glue to dry.
Place a piece of double stick tape to the popup box, then place the image on top of tape.
Glue or tape images to the front of card however you like.
Sign your card and you are done.
Use your imagination to make the card your very own work of art.
Add your child’s fingerprints to the card for grandma.
We used green paint to make a row of bushes. How cute is that? We think pretty darn cute.
Use the popup card techniques you learned to make a smaller card.
Use a half sheet of Card stock and half sheet of paper.
Now you will be able to make all different kinds of popup cards.
Kids can draw their own pictures to attach to a card. Have fun with it.
Handmade cards are fun to make and have special meaning to the people that receive them.
Download Easter Card Template
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Share Love Not Germs
Washing your hands is one of the best ways to not get sick or spread germs. Billy Gorilly’s new video teaches kids Why, When, and How to wash their hands. Then they get to rock out and sing the SuperStar Hand Washer song that is perfectly timed to know how long to wash. Billy Gorilly has a complete Hand Washing Lesson Plan LEARN MORE
Kids Hand Washing Education
PreK-Gr1
Sometimes when adults are teaching very young children about hand washing they get too caught up in the “GERM” part. For little kids this can be kind of scary. We want children to have a basic concept of germs, but we don’t want to make them so freaked out that they won’t touch anything, or they want to wash their hands every few minutes. That creates a whole new problem.
Billy Gorilly’s SuperStar Hand Washing video makes learning about hand washing fun. It keeps the germ talk simple so it’s not too scary. In the video Billy teaches kids the basics of Why, When, and How to wash their hands in words they can understand. Then, they get to pretend to be world famous rock stars singing the SuperStar Hand Washer song. The song is just the right length for hand washing timing, easy to sing, and lets those pesky little germs know who’s boss as they’re being sent down the drain. You just might find yourself singing the song too. I think it makes a lot more sense than happy birthday. What does your birthday have to do with hand washing anyway?
SuperStar Hand Washing Why, When, and How
Hand washing is one of the best ways to not get sick or spread germs
Our goal is to help kids form a healthy habit of
good hand washing that will last a lifetime.
Complete Hand Washing Lesson Plan for Teachers
We’ve created a hand washing lesson kit that contains everything you need to teach a classroom full of children how to wash their hands. This kit makes it easy for you to teach kids about handwashing. The teacher/leader script helps you every step of the way.
Learn More about the SuperStar Hand Washing Lesson Plan on our Website
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