Furthermore, the book jumps right into the story without unnecessary dialogue. The color of the letters in the text also correlates with the letters in the pictures.
Then, at night, letter “A” dares the other letters to catch him while he climbs the coconut tree.Ĭhicka Chicka Boom Boom is an alphabet picture book because the story is told through the use of bright pictures and text. Each of the lower-case letters gets hurt during the fall from the tree and the book describes each letter’s injury. Then capital letters (the older relatives) help the lower-case letters back up into the tree. The lower-case letters climb up the tree, but the tree bends and the letters fall out. The song it uses when saying and pronouncing each letter and sound is so catchy! It definitely helped both kids learn their alphabet sounds.Chicka Chicka Boom Boom is a story about the alphabet letters climbing a coconut tree. It is still in great condition 5 1/2 years later! It plays the alphabet song and also pronounces each letter that is placed in the empty space. The Leap Frog Magnets are one of our top 5 best toy purchases ever as they are inexpensive and one of the most used toys by both my kids. We both loved this activity! Besides learning, it made a great bonding experience. If you do not have a dry erase boards you could make or print a coconut tree to hand on the refrigerator.Īs I read the book, my son placed his alphabet magnets on and then took them off the way it is told in the story. Using our dry erase magnet board, I drew a coconut tree. He added letter stickers climbing the tree like in the story.Ĭhicka Chicka Boom Boom Alphabet Magnet Activity I made a coconut tree for my son to glue on to reddish-pink construction paper by cutting a simple tree truck, coconuts, and leaves. *This post contain Amazon affiliate links to the products used in this post.Ĭhicka Chicka Boom Boom Alphabet Coconut Tree Craft
If you’ve ever heard any of the songs that match this book, you already know how easy it is for it to be stuck in your head for a long time! When my brother visited us, he left knowing the words to the song version we listen to while driving.
It has a song-like rhyming to it as it goes through the letters of the alphabet. It’s a must read if you have never read it. It’s so cute to listen to him try to read the book by himself (he’s 2 1/2). Chicka Chicka Boom Boom is still my son’s favorite book.
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