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Home | Store | Forum | What's New | Contact | About | Terms | Links | Storytime | Rhymes  Number rhymes Activity printables, counting songs and poems for preschool nursery        Ten vegetable sausages number rhyme   and a healthy eating wall display idea! This sing song activity counts down in 2s helping children's understanding of backward number sequences as well as the pattern of counting forward. illustrated by Ruth Grimes copyright © 2015 Use the word choices that flow most comfortably in your setting and enjoy an inclusive, animal welfare aware activity!   10 veg / veggie or vegetable sausages sizzling in a pan 1 went pop (mouth pop, like a goldfish pop) and another went bang (hand clap) there were, 8 veggie sausages sizzling in a pan when 1 went pop and 1 went bang. 6 veggie sausages sizzling in the pan 1 went pop and 1 went bang 4 veggie sausages sizzling in the pan 1 went pop and 1 went bang 2 vegetable sausages were left sizzling in the pan when... 1 went pop and the other went BANG No more sausages sizzling in the pan, no more pop and no more bang.   Preschool sausage rhyme printables   Colour pop and bang   Outline pop and bang   Outline sausages   Colour sausages   Colour empty frying pan   Outline frying pan   Outline sausages in a frying pan   Outline, numbered sausages in a frying pan   Colour sausages in a frying pan   10 colour numbered sausages in a frying pan   Ten vegetable sausages rhyme card   Sausage outline template - collage sheet   Use the printables to create a wall display that promotes this counting rhyme, number recognition and vegetables! Explore peas, carrots, onions, sweetcorn and wheat flour as ingredients to make tasty vegan sausages. Additional resources   Shop for meat free sausages, cook and serve at snack time     Google image search for vegetable sausage    Why vegetable sausages - read about the reasons for becoming vegan   Origin of the word sausage