Opening Song: Welcome, Welcome, Everyone! (from Storytimes for Everyone! by Ghoting and Martin-Diaz)
Books:
No T.Rex In the Library by Toi Buzzeo
Dinosaur vs. The Library by Bob Shea
Action Song: If You Love to Read Books (from Storytimes for Everyone by Ghoting and Martin-Diaz)
Dinosaur vs. The Library by Bob Shea
Action Song: If You Love to Read Books (from Storytimes for Everyone by Ghoting and Martin-Diaz)
If you love to read books, clap your hands (clap, clap)
If you love to read books, clap your hands (clap, clap)
If you love to read books,
Then our brain will surely know it. (tap your head)
If you love to read books, clap your hands (clap, clap)
If you love to read book,s shout hooray. ("Hooray!")
If you love to read book,s shout hooray. ("Hooray!")
If you love to read books,
Then our brain will surely know it. (tap your head)
If you love to read books, shout hooray. ("Hooray!")
If you love to read books, clap your hands (clap, clap)
If you love to read books,
Then our brain will surely know it. (tap your head)
If you love to read books, clap your hands (clap, clap)
If you love to read book,s shout hooray. ("Hooray!")
If you love to read book,s shout hooray. ("Hooray!")
If you love to read books,
Then our brain will surely know it. (tap your head)
If you love to read books, shout hooray. ("Hooray!")
Books:
We Are in a Book by Mo Willems
D.W.'s Library Card by Marc Brown
Look! Look! Look! by Tana Hoban
D.W.'s Library Card by Marc Brown
Look! Look! Look! by Tana Hoban
Activity: Make your own storybook.
What I Learned:
This storytime went a lot better than the last one. We had fewer people and the books were a lot more interactive. They especially loved the Look! book because they had to guess what the picture was by just seeing a small portion of it. Some of the guesses were hilarious! The activity went really well too. I loved hearing everyone's stories that they made up. The books only had 5 pages, but most of the kids drew pictures on both sides of each page.
This storytime went a lot better than the last one. We had fewer people and the books were a lot more interactive. They especially loved the Look! book because they had to guess what the picture was by just seeing a small portion of it. Some of the guesses were hilarious! The activity went really well too. I loved hearing everyone's stories that they made up. The books only had 5 pages, but most of the kids drew pictures on both sides of each page.
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