Ten Little Candy Canes

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The document tells the story of eating ten candy canes through a rhyming countdown. With each verse, one more candy cane is eaten until they are all gone. The eater licks and chomps on the candy canes until their tummy gets full and hands get sticky, taking a break before eating the rest.

Ten Little Candy Canes A presentation from Teach Preschool www.littlefingersplay.blogspot.com

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