Here is tonight's plan
Tuesday, January 5, 2016
Bedtime Stories- Winter session week 1
This was our first night back to Bedtime Stories~ aka Pajama Time. I love these little kids and their parents, who week after week bring them over in their PJ's to share stories, songs, and our little star machine.
Here is tonight's plan
Here is tonight's plan
New Year- New Storytimes
Happy New Year!!
This year I will try a different approach with the hopes to find a better balance between work and life in general. I realize I tend to say yes to everything and want to help with all the projects, and do new programs all the time, and at the end I ended feeling stressed. This year I will make better use of my calendar, schedule storytime posts ahead of time, and learn to slow down.
I am going to once again try to be more proactive with my book reviews. I have been reading a lot....but never get around writing reviews.
This year I will finally put all my flannels together, including pictures and rhymes I use with them, and create a page for them here.
Lets hope 2016 is a great year.
This year I will try a different approach with the hopes to find a better balance between work and life in general. I realize I tend to say yes to everything and want to help with all the projects, and do new programs all the time, and at the end I ended feeling stressed. This year I will make better use of my calendar, schedule storytime posts ahead of time, and learn to slow down.
I am going to once again try to be more proactive with my book reviews. I have been reading a lot....but never get around writing reviews.
This year I will finally put all my flannels together, including pictures and rhymes I use with them, and create a page for them here.
Lets hope 2016 is a great year.
Tuesday, December 15, 2015
Crunch by Leslie Connor
Crunch by Leslie Connor, HarperCollins Publishers, 2010.
I got this book for a possible book club choice and couldn't believe how fast I read it, Dewey Marriss and his siblings are taking care of their bike shop and farm while their parents are away celebrating their wedding anniversary. Everything is going okay until there is a sever "crunch" for gas and their parents cannot make it back home. The little Marriss bike shop takes off with everyone needing a new set of wheels or repairs in order to commute. Dewey has to figure how to manage the shop and help his younger siblings deal with their parents absence. In top of everything else small thefts are taking place and no one is more surprised that Dewey to find out who the culprit is. Love this book.
Monday, December 14, 2015
Crawlers & Totally Tots- Dinosaurs
This week we had dinosaurs roaring throughout storytime. Our Crawlers enjoyed reading


Dinosaurs, Dinosaurs by Byron Barton
Dino Bites! by Algy Hall
Stomp! Little Dinosaur by Jo Lodge
Our Toddlers enjoyed




Dini Dinosaur by Karen Beaumont
Dinosaurs, Dinosaurs by Byron Barton
Have You Seen My Dragon? by Steve Light
Dino Bites! by Algy Hall
We used our regular opening song, and Wiggles song.
And ended with bubbles & our regular closing song


Dinosaurs, Dinosaurs by Byron Barton
Dino Bites! by Algy Hall
Stomp! Little Dinosaur by Jo Lodge
Our Toddlers enjoyed




Dini Dinosaur by Karen Beaumont
Dinosaurs, Dinosaurs by Byron Barton
Have You Seen My Dragon? by Steve Light
Dino Bites! by Algy Hall
We used our regular opening song, and Wiggles song.
No More Room
Five huge dinosaurs ( hold
up 5 fingers)
Sleeping on the cave floor
(pretend to sleep)
Woke up and started to
roar ( stretch arms)
There’s no ore room,
there’s no more room
There’s no more room on
this floor! (stomp feet)
Well, they tossed and they
turned
And they pushed galore
(pretend to push)
Till one poor dinosaur was
pushed out the door!
Repeat with 4,3,2…
One huge dinosaur (hold up
1 finger)
Sleeping on the cave floor
(pretend to sleep)
Woke up and started to
roar (stretch arms)
I’m lonely, come back, it
was better before
It’s more fun, crowded
together on the floor!
Credit: Perry Public
Library Storytime
Dinosaurs
Dinosaurs lived long ago
Some walked (stomp feet)
Some swam (pretend to
swim)
Some flew, you know (flap
arms)
Some were big (hold hand
high)
Some were small (hold hand
low)
Some were gigantic
(stretch arms out wide)
And very tall! (stretch
arms up high)
Credit: Perry Public
Library Storytime
And ended with bubbles & our regular closing song
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)