This week we are learning about jungle animals!
Our Toddler Storytime lineup included:
Song - Fingerpopping from Preschool Aerobic Fun
Introduction to the letter M for 'Monkey'
Puppets - Walking Through the Jungle
Book - Jazzy in the Jungle by Lucy Cousins
Song - Walking Walking from Songs for Wiggleworms
Book - Pop-up Wild Animals by Hannah Wood
Action Rhyme - Monkey See, Monkey Do
Flannel Story - What's In My Pocket (from the book by David A. Carter)
Song - Clap Your Hands from Wiggleworms Love You
Book - Splash by Flora McDonnell
Our Preschool Storytime Included:
Song - Can't Wait to Celebrate from Jim Gill's Irrational Anthem
Introduction to the letter 'M' for Monkey
Book - Just the Thing by Damian Harvey
Action Rhyme - The Elephant Walks
Book - If You're Happy and You Know It - Jungle Edition by James Warhola
Song - Boa Constrictor from Peter, Paul, and Mommy by Peter, Paul and Mary
Flannel Story - Hippo-NOT-amus
Book - Starry Safari by Linda Ashman
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, or having your child help you read by saying a repeating phrase. Choosing books that have a pop-up or lift-the-flap feature, like Jazzy in the Jungle and Pop-up Wild Animals, also make reading fun and exciting for your little one. 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.).
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, or having your child help you read by saying a repeating phrase. Choosing books that have a pop-up or lift-the-flap feature, like Jazzy in the Jungle and Pop-up Wild Animals, also make reading fun and exciting for your little one. 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.).
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