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Way Up High On An Apple Tree

Way Up High On An Apple Tree

Way Up High in an Apple Tree

“Way up high in an apple tree,
I saw an apple looking at me.
I shook that tree as hard as I could.
Down came the apple—YUM! It was good!”


Activity Ideas for Kids

  1. Coloring Page

    • Draw a big apple tree with apples hanging on the branches.

    • Add a child standing below, looking up at the apple.

    • Leave the apples, tree, and child uncolored so kids can color them.

  2. Learning Benefits

    • Fine Motor Skills: Coloring helps children strengthen hand muscles, improve grip, and develop control for writing.

    • Creativity & Expression: Choosing colors encourages imagination and personal expression.

    • Letter Recognition: Highlight the letter A (for Apple). Kids can trace the letter and practice writing it.

    • Rhythm & Memory: Reading the rhyme aloud builds phonemic awareness and early literacy.

  3. Extension Activities

    • Counting Apples: Add numbers on apples for children to count and color.

    • Healthy Habits: Talk about why apples are a healthy snack.

    • Movement Game: Pretend to “shake the tree” together to get the apples down—great for gross motor play!
      Have Fun!

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