Here are some new felt board figures I made recently. The thing I love about this is that you could use any animals you happen to have around. Most of these guys are bigger in scale than the rest of my felt collection. I borrowed the chicken from my Little Red Hen set, and I think it's obvious she doesn't match. When I've got the time, I'll try and make a new chicken, more in the style of the duck, to go with the rest. Here is the song that I sing with it: When dogs get up in the morning, they always say hello. When dogs get up in the morning, they always say hello. Woof, woof. Woof, woof. That is what they say. Woof, woof. Woof, woof. That is what they say. And so on, and so forth, depending on which animals you've got. I wish I could describe the tune I'm using... but I'm deliriously unmusical! You can sing as many rounds as you have felt animals, and/or as many rounds as the kids will sit still for. I always end with this verse: When people get up in the morning, we always say hello. When people get up in the morning, we always say hello. Hello, hello. Hello, hello. That is what we say. Hello, hello. Hello, hello. That is what we say. It's a nice gentle song, I try to keep it pretty mellow and slow-paced. Afterwards, the kids like to point out which animals have eyes, and which ones don't have eyes.