Storytimes, Programs and Library Thoughts. By Old Town School of Folk Music.

At library storytimes, in my three-year-old preschool classroom, at home with three kids of my own- so many chances to read, rhyme and sing every day. Friday, April 25, 2014. Right before Valentine storytime, I happened to see this book in the board book bin. Kirkus trashed it, but the kids loved it. I knew instantly that it needed to be flannelized. I love you, I love you, I love you, I do. Lisa at Thrive After Three.

Inspiration from Left Brain Craft Brain. What We Do All Day. Keeps kids busy and curious with this project. Created a clever maze project for her kids. Provides clear step-by-step instructions for this fun project.

I have moved to a new page! Please come visit at www. 8211; Pamela Duncan Edwards. A lovely alliterative story, with a satisfying surprise ending. We did clip a couple of pages, as they were a bit redundant. Baa, baa, black sheep, have you any wool? Yes, sir, yes, sir, three bags full;. One for the master, and one for the dame,.

Thanks to all of you for your patience during this time of change. We are really excited about the future of Storytime Underground now that we have new Joint Chiefs on board. We have been 3, then 4, then 3 again and are now 7! We are SOOOOO excited! I Am The Biggest Thing in the Ocean. And loves sharing how libraries and arti.

Mixing the ingredients for storytime fun! February 22, 2013. I made a flannel to share based on the book The Napping House. If you have not yet familiar with that site, go check it out! You can print off templates in black and white or color. Either print and laminate the pieces or use the shapes to create the story in flannel. I am hoping for at least a few laughs! Filed under Flannel Friday.

Literacy is not a luxury. Storytime Guerrilla of the Month. Head on over to check it all out for yourself.

Thursday, August 7, 2014.