Opening song - Open shut them
Book #1 - If You Give a Pig a Pancake by Numeroff
I wish I had done our big book for the If You Give a Moose a Muffin because I had a very large group. But it went okay.
Action rhyme:
Fruit Salad (Jbrary)
Flannel rhymes: Hand me down Pizza by Irving
Five Little Cupcakes by Dr. Jean
Book #2 - Soup Day by Iwai
This one might have been too long but I liked doing something multicultural.
Action songs: Spaghetti Legs by Gill and If you're happy and you know it (ending with if you want to hear a story sit right down)
Action songs: Spaghetti Legs by Gill and If you're happy and you know it (ending with if you want to hear a story sit right down)
Book #3 - The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Carle
- I would have liked to do this as a flannel but I have one child who enjoys taking my flannel pieces and destroying them so I just read the book.
Scarf songs -
Popcorn Kernals (Jbrary)
Baking Pizza (Abby the Librarian)
Closing song - What a Miracle - Palmer
- I would have liked to do this as a flannel but I have one child who enjoys taking my flannel pieces and destroying them so I just read the book.
Scarf songs -
Popcorn Kernals (Jbrary)
Baking Pizza (Abby the Librarian)
Got out the Parachute - They loved it but it was a little disorganized. I am going to prepare more if I do it in January. I am not doing toddlers until January 6th, but I have one more outreach before vacation.
My Early Literacy tip was about play. Something like this: The most critical aspect of play as it relates to language development is that children learn to think symbolically. They learn that one thing, like a block, can represent another think like a phone. It is the very kinds of thinking that is used in language. A picture of an apple or the written word apple represents the real apple.
My Early Literacy tip was about play. Something like this: The most critical aspect of play as it relates to language development is that children learn to think symbolically. They learn that one thing, like a block, can represent another think like a phone. It is the very kinds of thinking that is used in language. A picture of an apple or the written word apple represents the real apple.
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