Our Family Storytime Included:
Song - Clap Your Hands from Wiggleworms Love You
Introduction to the letter 'M' for Monster
Book - I'm Going to Eat You by Matt Mitter
Action Rhyme- Silly Monster, Silly Monster
Song - Games Monsters Play from Songs for Wiggleworms
Book - Glad Monster, Sad Monster by Ed Emberly
Flannel - Go Away Big Green Monster from the book by Ed Emberly
Song - Shake Your Sillies Out from More Singable Songs by Raffi
Book - Cookie See, Cookie Do
Our Toddler Storytime Included:
Song - Fingerpopping from Preschool Aerobic Fun
Introduction to the letter 'M' for Monster
Puppet Rhyme - Shape Monster with Cookie Monster
Book - Glad Monster, Sad Monster by Ed Emberly
Song - Shake Your Sillies Out from More Singable Songs by Raffi
Action Rhyme- Monster, Monster
Flannel - Go Away Big Green Monster from the book by Ed Emberly
Book - If You're A Monster and You Know It by Ed Emberly
Book - Cookie See, Cookie Do
Song - Milkshake from Songs for Wiggleworms
Our Preschool Storytime Included:
Song - Clap Your Hands from Wiggleworms Love You
Introduction to the letter 'M' for Monster
Book - Maggie and the Monster by Elizabeth Winthrop
Song - Games Monsters Play from Songs for Wiggleworms
Book - Leonardo The Terrible Monster by Mo Willems
Flannel - Go Away Big Green Monster from the book by Ed Emberly
Song - Head and Shoulders from More Singable Songs
Book - The Monster at the End of this Book by Jon Stone
Our 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, lift-the-flap, or die-cut feature, like Cookie See, Cookie Do and Go Away Big Green Monster. 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.) or characters they love. For instance, we have tons of Sesame Street books to check out! Another way to foster a love of books is by reading some that include activities you can do while reading, like moving with If You're A Monster and YOu Know It and Cookie See, Cookie Do.
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