Weekly Blog Hops and More. Friday, August 1, 2014. Not a Flannel Friday A Little Frozen Fun in Summer! Well, it has been an extremely long time! It is good to be back to the blog and the Flannel Friday Round-Up even if it might just be this post for now. I have been having tons and tons of FUN. Events at our Library for next week! Game It is very simple to make! It will be a fun game to play PLUS.

Monday, March 27, 2017. Who are the heroes in your community? Make a list. maybe these colorful characters found on the walls of Wolcott School. be sure to place the Lunch Lady.

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.

The World According to Liz- Book Edition. Watch Me Read - 2011. Monday, July 01, 2013. All Pro Dad by Mark Merrill. This book review is from guest reviewer Ryan. my hubby! The book was provided by the Thomas Nelson book blogging program, BookSneeze in 2012. With the birth of our baby this task fell through the cracks but we are finally fulfilling this commitment. A couple of my favorite chapters were.

LET THE WILD RUMPUS START! Sunday, June 7, 2015. Preschool Story Time - Cats! Here at the Village, we are no strangers to using cats in our story times. With a perfect plethora of material, the options are endless. Quite frankly, I had little time to prepare for this one - but no matter! What I lacked in planning I made up for in execution! Here I will show what my plan actually was, then add some alternatives pulled from other story times we have done at Library Village. I hope you enjoy them! This is a.

Story Times for Babies to Preschoolers. Hello and Happy Summer Reading! .

Adventures with Preschoolers, Picture Books, and Early Literacy. Flannel Friday Roundup for Jan.

Last year during my story times I used a simple finger play for. Quite often, probably at least a couple times a month. I had started the year off thinking that the material I presented always needed to be brand new to the group, but Miss Muffet taught me how well little ones respond to repetition. The three year-old class loved having their Miss Muffet hand flee in terror from their spider hand each and every time. Will be one, and. Hey, diddle, diddle,. To see such fun,.