I admit I am a “dog” person, but am happy to list my favorite cat books. You probably have favorites too; I have limited this list to regular cats that are cats, not talking, clothes-wearing [continue reading]
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Strawberries Storytime Ideas
Thanks to PUBYAC listserv for most of these ideas on doing a Strawberry storytime. For a craft for older kids, try the 3-D Strawberry and Fruit mobiles.. Younger kids can make strawberries out of red [continue reading]
Food Storytime Ideas (2005)
I saw a really fun storytime idea posted on the Internet – “Play With Your Food!” This sounded right up my alley – I have already posted storytime ideas for pizzas, vegetables, potatoes, and other [continue reading]
Dinosaurs Storytime Ideas (2004)
Many librarians have voiced concern that not enough boys (compared to the number of girls) visit their libraries. My library programs draw at least as many if not more boys than girls, so you could [continue reading]
Dragons, Dreams, and Daring Deeds Storytime Ideas
Many libraries will be using the “Dragons, Dreams, and Daring Deeds” theme for the summer reading program. Here are some storytime plans that will fit that theme and appeal to a wide age range of [continue reading]
Rain and Snow Storytime Ideas (2004)
Storytime Ideas Rain and Snow Some libraries have noticed fewer boys attending their programs. Science themes appeal to boys (and girls), and are fun – that’s why kids enjoy visiting the Lawrence Hall of Science [continue reading]
Camping and Hiking Storytime Ideas (2004)
The theme of camping, hiking, and sleepovers in the woods may not seem timely for a September storytime, but there were lots of great ideas on this topic on a PUBYAC posting. So, if you [continue reading]
Superhero Storytime Ideas (2004)
Storytime Ideas SUPERHERO Superheroes can be a great theme for a school-age storytime. Start with one of these ideas: Start out by reading a couple of “Superhero” themed storybooks: Max by Bob Graham, Noodle Man: the [continue reading]