We’re all stories in the end. Just make it a good one, eh?
— The Doctor
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We’re all stories in the end. Just make it a good one, eh?
— The Doctor
This is the first post on my new blog. I’m just getting this new blog going, so stay tuned for more. Subscribe below to get notified when I post new updates.
Storytime
Greeting
Storytime Song – “Open Shut Them” by Hap Palmer
Mystery Letter of the Week with Napoleon (L) & Theme (Self-Confidence & Self-Love)
Interactive Question – Do you look good today?
Action Rhyme – “I Am“
Read a Book – Norman, the Slug With the Silly Shell by Sue Hendra
Shaky Egg Song – “I Know a Chicken” by Laurie Berkner
Action Rhyme – “All of Me” OR “Up & Down“
Read a Book – New Socks by Bob Shea
Closing Song – “Wimoweh” by Laurie Berkner
Goodbye Rhyme – “Tickle the Stars”
Holiday
Compliment Your Mirror Day is July 3. Hey, good looking! Strut your stuff and put on a smile. Start your day by giving yourself a compliment! You are kind, you are smart, you are strong, you are loved. Check out the video below to learn how to give compliments.
More Book Options
I Love My Body Because by Shelly Anand
I Am Perfectly Designed by Karamo Brown
There’s Only One You by Kathryn Heling
Norman, the Slug With the Silly Shell by Sue Hendra
Hidden Gem by Linda Liu
I Love Me! by LaRonda Gardner Middlemiss
Be Who You Are by Todd Parr
You Matter by Christian Robinson
Mr. Fiorello’s Head by Cecilia Ruiz
I Absolutely, Positively Love My Spots by Lid’ya C. Rivera
New Socks by Bob Shea
I Am Me: A Book of Authenticity by Susan Verde
I am kind!
(hands outstretched)
I am smart!
(finger to head)
I am strong!
(flex muscles)
I am loved!
(hug yourself)
Today is an awesome day!
(jump in the air, fist pump)
My hands are for clapping
My arms can hug tight
My fingers can snap
Or can turn out the light
My legs are for jumping
My eyes help me see
This is my body
And I love all of me!
Storytime
Greeting
Storytime Song – “Open Shut Them” by Hap Palmer
Mystery Letter of the Week with Napoleon (G) & Theme (Spots, Dots, & Giraffes)
Interactive Question – Have you ever fed a giraffe at the zoo?
Action Rhyme – “I’m a Giraffe“
Read a Book – The Jelly Bean Tree by Toni Yuly
Shaky Egg Song – “I Know a Chicken” by Laurie Berkner
Action Rhyme – “Giraffe, Giraffe” OR “I Know a Giraffe“
Read a Book – I Am Not a Chair by Ross Burach
Closing Song – “Wimoweh” by Laurie Berkner
Goodbye Rhyme – “Tickle the Stars”
Holiday
World Giraffe Day is June 21. Just like snowflakes and fingerprints, no two giraffes have the same spot pattern. Show off what makes you unique or wear spots to look like these super tall animals. Check out the video below to learn more about giraffes.
More Book Options
Dog’s Colorful Day by Emma Dodd
I Am Not a Chair by Ross Burach
Ten Black Dots by Donald Crews
A Surprise for Giraffe and Elephant by Paul Gude
Giraffe Problems by Jory John
Splotch by Gianna Marino
Neck & Neck by Elise Parsley
The Chalk Giraffe by Kristy Paxton
Find Spot by Stacey Previn
Spots in a Box by Helen Ward
Hippospotamus by Jeanne Ward
The Jelly Bean Tree by Toni Yuly
(Tune: “On Top of Old Smokey”)
I know a giraffe
With a neck that’s real high
She stretches and stretches
Til it reaches the sky
She lives on the plains
With the elephants too
You might also see her
When you go to the zoo
Giraffe, giraffe, so very tall
He spreads out his legs so he won’t fall
He eats leaves from the tops of the trees
His long neck helps him reach them with ease
Giraffe, giraffe, so very tall
He spreads out his legs so he won’t fall
I’m a big tall giraffe stretching way up high
(reach arms up overhead)
A big tall giraffe, I almost reach the sky
(stand up on tip toes)
I eat the leaves from the tallest of trees
(pretend to eat like giraffe, rub tummy)
And when I run I move with ease
(run in place)
I’m a big tall giraffe stretching way up high
(reach arms up overhead)
Way… up… high!
(stand on tip toes)
Storytime
Greeting
Storytime Song – “Open Shut Them” by Hap Palmer
Mystery Letter of the Week with Napoleon (B) & Theme (The Color Blue)
Interactive Question – Why is the sky blue?
Action Rhyme – “Blue, Blue“
Read a Book – Ploof by Ben Clanton
Shaky Egg Song – “I Know a Chicken” by Laurie Berkner
Action Rhyme – “B-L-U-E“
Read a Book – Sock on the Loose by Conor McGlauflin
Closing Song – “Wimoweh” by Laurie Berkner
Goodbye Rhyme – “Tickle the Stars”
Holiday
Wear Blue Day is June 15. How many things can you name that are blue? Celebrate this colorful holiday by wearing as much blue as you can. Check out the video below to learn why the sky is blue.
More Book Options
Have You Seen My New Blue Socks? by Eve Bunting
Ploof by Ben Clanton
Red Cat, Blue Cat by Jenni Desmond
Blue Chicken by Deborah Freedman
Jeffrey Loves Blue by Loretta Garbutt
My Ocean is Blue by Darren Lebeuf
The Little Blue Bridge by Brenda Maier
Sock on the Loose by Conor McGlauflin
The Proudest Blue: A Story of Hijab and Family by Ibtihaj Muhammad
The Blue Table by Christopher Raschka
Blue Bison Needs a Haircut by Scott Rothman
Blue Goose by Nancy Tafuri
(Tune: “Farmer in the Dell”)
B-l-u-e spells blue.
B-l-u-e spells blue.
Hi, ho did you know b-l-u-e- spells blue?
The big sky is blue,
the ocean is too.
Hi, ho did you know b-l-u-e spells blue?
Blue, blue is the color I see
If you’re wearing blue, then show it to me
Stand up, take a bow, turn around
Show me your blue and sit back on the ground