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flannelboard
Before this session started, my co-worker asked me to make her a flannel set for Ten Flashing Fireflies by Philemon Sturges. If you’ve never seen this book, you should definitely look it up because it’s amazing. Anyway, she told me… Continue Reading →
I found the song, We Went to the Zoo One Day on Read Sing Play, which Kendra used with puppets, and I decided to use it as a flannelboard rhyme. I usually make my felt pieces, but I didn’t have much… Continue Reading →
Trains and trucks and things that go are always a fun theme, so this Mother Goose Storytime (6-24 months) was all about transportation! Opening: The More We Get Together and Wave One Hand Wave one hand. Now wave the other. Wave… Continue Reading →
When I started planning a 4th of July themed storytime, I knew there must be fireworks themed flannelboards out there, so I was really happy to find this one on Storytime With Miss Tara. When I went to the dollar… Continue Reading →
My last storytime for this past session had a Butterflies and Caterpillars theme. I was really excited about this one, but it turned out to be one of our unpredictable attendance days. I had only 3 children show up while I… Continue Reading →
Because I’m new to Children’s Services I’ve been trying to read as much children’s literature as I can to broaden my knowledge for both storytime planning and reader advisory. Back in February, I was reading lots of folk and fairy tales… Continue Reading →
I decided to do a Valentine’s Day storytime for February 11th and I think some of the ideas I had were very good. Unfortunately, I wasn’t really happy with how it went, so I am way behind in getting this posted…. Continue Reading →
I had already been planning a winter storytime for this past Thursday and then we got that crazy amount of snow from Winter Storm Jonas the weekend before. Perfect timing on my part, right?! The kids all came in talking about… Continue Reading →
One of the things I was crazy excited about when I got this job was the idea of doing storytime. I mean, what could be better than sitting down with a bunch of happy little 3-5 year olds and reading… Continue Reading →