Opposites Storytime – revised Learning concepts such as opposites is important to kindergarten readiness. Plus, many picture books on opposites are great! You can make them call and response by encouraging your audience to call [continue reading]
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Clay Play Storytime – Revised
Clay Play Storytime – revised Instead of a craft project, allow time for free play with clay or Playdoh. To make your own Playdoh, follow these instructions: Easy Cinnamon Play Dough Recipe – Simply Southern [continue reading]
Drink More Water Storytime
Drink More Water Many parents, teachers, and others know it is important to encourage children to drink more water, so having a storytime focusing on water could be inspirational. For an art project, set out watercolor [continue reading]
Shapes Storytime – Revised
Shapes Storytime – revised Learning shapes as a toddler is a key math concept that is essential for later subjects. Offer a shapes-themed storytime to emphasize the importance of the subject. Parents may also need [continue reading]
Summer Storytime – Revised
Summer Storytime – revised Seasons are a useful subject for a preschooler, and summer can be a great time to begin to learn about the seasons. For a craft project, check out: Summer Crafts and [continue reading]
Crayons Storytime – Revised
Crayons Storytime – revised Crayons are an essential arts tool for young children. Instead of formal coloring sheets or art project with parameters, encourage free crayon art. This would include peeling crayons so that kids [continue reading]
Arts and Colors Storytime – Revised
Art and Colors Storytime – revised Instead of a craft project, hold a free art session. Let children try out watercolors, drawing, and any other type of free art rather than coloring sheets. Austin, Mike. [continue reading]
Pigeons Storytime – revised
Pigeons Storytime – revised For a craft project, make one of these fun pigeon crafts: Pigeon Activities Inspired by Mo Willem’s Books (teachingmama.org) Battersby, Katherine. Perfect Pigeons. One out of ten pigeons is a little [continue reading]