A Tuesday morning storytime for ages 0-6 years old.
Opening
#1: “Row, Row,
Row Your Boat” from Songs for Wiggleworms by Old Town School of
Folk Music
Opening
#2: Roly Poly
Oh So Fast (hand rolling body part chant adapted by Carol Hopkins)
Roly poly,
roly poly, oh so fast!
Roly poly, roly poly, oh so slowly.
Roly poly, roly poly, up.
Roly poly, roly poly, down.
Roly poly, roly poly, hands on your head.
Roly poly, roly poly, hand on your feet.
(Repeat
with other body parts)
Roly poly,
roly poly, hands in your lap.
Literacy
activity flannelboard: Counting Sheep (number counting flannelboard)
Book #1: Sheep In a Jeep by Nancy Shaw,
illustrated by Margot Apple (big book)
Stand-up
activity: “Jumping
& Counting” action song from Jim Gill’s Irrational Anthem and More Salutes to Nonsense by Jim Gill
Sit-down
activity: Ten
Sheep (fingerplay adapted by Carol Hopkins)
(Show and
count 10 fingers)
10 little sheep munching on grass,
Happy little sheep to follow the lass.
They wander to the right.
They wander to the left.
They come to a stop in a new field of green.
10 little sheep soft and well fed,
Curl up to sleep in the grass for a bed.
Transition: Open-Shut Them (fingerplay)
Open, shut them
(open and close hands)
Open, shut them
Give a little clap (clap)
Open, shut them
Open, shut them
Put them in your lap
(put hands in lap)
Creep them, creep them
Under your chin
(creep fingers up chest)
Open your mouth, but don't put them in
(do as words say)
Open, shut them
Open, shut them
Give a little clap
Open shut them
Open shut them
Put them in your lap
***Parent
literacy tip: Five of the best ways to prepare your
child to read are talking, singing, reading, writing, and playing with your
child.
Book #2: The Sheep Follow by Monica
Wellington
Book #3: Where Is the Green Sheep? by Mem
Fox, illustrated by Judy Horacek (big book)
Closing
music with scarves: “Flitter
Flutter” from The
Second Line by Johnette Downing
Art
activity: Glue
cotton onto paper plate, then color and cut out a sheep’s head to put on it
Optional other
books:
Hello, Day! by Anita Lobel
The Very Busy Spider by Eric Carle
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