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Preschool Storytime IdeasAnts Storytime Last month, BayNews began listing suggestions for Storytimes to go along with the Catch the Reading Bug Summer Reading theme. Of course, you can (and should) expand the theme to include other topics besides insects. To me, it naturally lends itself to all types of science and environmental themes, including habitats, recycling, nature, etc. Be sure to sing "The Ants Go Marching" at the start and at the end of this storytime! For a craft project, you could make an egg carton ant, as seen at http://www.dltk-kids.com/crafts/insects/mant.htm or make a 4th of July Ant Centerpiece, seen at http://www.apples4theteacher.com/holidays/fourth-of-july/kids-crafts/ant-picnic-centerpiece.html for a more elaborate craft project. Those titles marked T will be suitable for a Toddler Storytime as well as the traditional preschool storytime. Climo, Shirley. THE LITTLE RED ANT AND THE GREAT BIG CRUMB. Nickle, John. THE ANT BULLY. Wells, Rosemary. MAX'S ABC. T Heap, Sue. ANTS IN YOUR PANTS. T Pinczes, Elinor. ONE HUNDRED HUNGRY ANTS. Edwards, Pamela Duncan. THE WACKY WEDDING: A BOOK OF ALPHABET ANTICS. Mizumura, Kazue. THE WAY OF AN ANT. Poole, Amy. THE ANT AND THE GRASSHOPPER. McDonald, Megan. ANT AND HONEY BEE - WHAT A PAIR. Prince, Joshua. I SAW AN ANT ON THE RAILROAD TRACK. Van Allsburg, Chris. TWO BAD ANTS. Penny Peck, |
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