The Toddler Storytime Lineup included:
Song - Finger Popping from Preschool Aerobic Fun
Letter Box - The letter "H" for heart shape, because we love our moms!
Puppet Story - Where Is my Mommy? adapted from the book by Julie Downing
Book - Mommy, Where Are You? by Leonid Gore
Flannel Story - My Mother is Lost!
Song - Happy and You Know It from Songs for Wiggleworms
Book - I Love My Mommy by Sebastien Braun
Action Rhyme/Song - We Love Mommy adapted from Barbara Flether's We Love Mothers from 1,001 Rhymes and Fingerplays
Song - Skinnamarink from Sing Along With Bob #1 by Bob McGrath
Book - Where is Baby's Mommy? by Karen Katz
Our Preschool Storytime Lineup included:
Song - Can't Wait to Celebrate from Jim Gill's Irrational Anthem
Letter Box - H is for heart because we love our moms!
Book - Mother, Mother, I Want Another by Maria Polushkin Robbins
Action Rhyme - If I Were a Mommy
Book - Is Your Mama a Llama? by Deborah Guarino
Song - I Took a Bath in the Washing Machine from Jim Gill's Sneezing Song
Flannel Story - The Little Ducking Who Lost Her Voice
Book - Mommy, Where Are You? by Leonid Gore
Ready to Read Skill: Print Motivation (Loving Books)
Print Motivation means being interested in and enjoying books. There are many ways to encourage this skill with your child, but the best way is to make reading fun! Some ways to do this include helping your child choose books to read with you, trying funny voices for the characters in the books, having your child help you read by saying a repeating phrase, or choosing books that have a pop-up or lift-the-flap feature. Also, feel free to ask the librarians at the branch you visit for books about topics your child is interested in (for example: trains, frogs, princesses, etc.). This week, our toddlers were so excited about the die-cuts on the pages of Mommy Where Are You that they couldn't wait to see what was on the next page! They were so interested that they helped me turn the pages. Even if your child is too excited about seeing the next cut-out or pop-up for you to actually read what is on the pages, allow them some time to to spend just looking and telling you what they see. The most important part of Print Motivation is making reading time fun for you and your child!
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