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one little librarian: baby & me: do you hear what I hear?

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Fun ideas for storytime and other library programs for kids. Thursday, July 30, 2015. Baby and me: do you hear what I hear? Inside our yellow box, we found a shaker egg, a train whistle and some jingle bells! These three things all make NOISE! What Does Baby Say- Katz (awesome and fun! Your Baby’s First Word Will Be Dada- Fallon (wanted to give this a try but might be better one on one than in a group. Everyone joined in on the sounds tho and the end is cute). Let’s Make a Noise. The itsy bitsy monkey cl...

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from the Biblio Files: Science Club: Slime

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From the Biblio Files. If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales." Albert Einstein. This week was our final meeting of our summer science club, and I saved the best (and messiest) for last. We watched a short video about polymers, then it was time to make our slime! Unlike previous weeks, for this program I led the experiment and asked the children and their families to follow along with me. Book Club: Bad Kitty.

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from the Biblio Files: April 2015

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From the Biblio Files. If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales." Albert Einstein. Ryan, Pam Munoz. Echo. Scholastic Press, 2015. Recommended for: strong middle grade readers. Red Flags: some intense situations for each character, but no violence/language/etc that could pose a problem. Overall Rating: 4/5 stars. Links to this post. Under a Painted Sky. Lee, Stacey. Under a Painted Sky. GP Putnam BFYR, 2015.

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from the Biblio Files: Science Club: Bridges

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From the Biblio Files. If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales." Albert Einstein. Child: "What's an encyclopedia? Me: "It's like Google, but in a book instead.". Because this was a labor-intensive experiment, I asked the patrons to work together as a table, and it was neat to see different families working together to create their bridges. In the end, happy children tested their bridges and carried them ou...

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Ms. Kelly at the Library: Favorite professional resources

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I get my ideas from many places, here are a few:. 1 Kids Library Program Mojo: http:/ kidslibraryprogrammojo.blogspot.com/. 2 Bryce Don't Play (blog): http:/ brycedontplay.blogspot.com/. 3 So Tomorrow: http:/ www.sotomorrowblog.com/. 4 Storytime Katie: http:/ storytimekatie.com/. 5 Lisa's Libraryland: http:/ lisaslibraryland.blogspot.com/. 6 Getting Giggles: http:/ gettinggiggles.wordpress.com/. 1 Perry Public Library: http:/ www.perrypubliclibrary.org/sites/default/files/PDFscreen.pdf. Enough time has p...

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Early Literacy - Teach Me Storytime Blog

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Early Literacy Storytime Blog. Teach Me Storytime Blog. Songs, Rhymes, and Fingerplays. WLA Early Literacy Calendar. Helping your child get ready to read is easy! Just do one fun activity each day. Ask your children’s librarian for more tips and ideas to promote pre-reading skills in your child. TumbleBooks provides animated picture books online for children and anyone who is learning to read and understand English. 1000 Books Before Kindergarten. Ask about this program at your local library!

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Rhymes for Toddlers | Sunflower Storytime

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St Patrick’s Day. Opening and Closing Songs. Gettin’ the Wiggles Out. Storytime on a Budget. I use many of the same songs and rhymes each week for toddler storytimes. I typically choose 2-3 of the rhymes/songs listed below and use them after my Opening Song each week. This allows toddlers to feel relaxed and comfortable at the beginning of the program because they are doing things that they. The Grand Old Duke of York. Two Little Feet Go Tap. If You’re Happy and You Know It. Row, Row, Row Your Boat.