Posted By librarian on November 12, 2011
Here is a little update from the past five weeks of story time sessions.
Week two we read “Scarecrow’s Hat” by Ken Brown, a delightful story about Chicken who thinks that Scarecrow’s hat would make a great nest. But she first has to swap various items with Badger, Crow, Sheep, Owl and Donkey. For our craft time, we made scarecrow mobiles.
Our third week was spent reading “A Head is for Hats” by Mary Serfozo. Not only did we lean about many different kinds of hats, we also learned more about some of the different parts of our bodies; and the things you use you ears, eyes, nose, mouth, hands,feet, arms, and legs for. We also had fun creating colorful sand art bottles.
Week four was just before Halloween, so we read the book “The House that Witchy Built” by Dianne de Las Casas. The book was inspired by the Mother Goose Tale, “The house that Jack Built.” But this story is filled with all kinds Halloween characters and their individual sounds. The Children really enjoyed making the various sound following the reading of each character. We assembled Halloween hangings following the story, and presented each child with a pumpkin filled with goodies as they left for home.
“Take Me Out to the Ball Game” by Jack Norworth was our story for week five. The children learned to sing the song by the same name as we read the story. If you haven’t seen our video clip, check it out on our web page at nesscitylibrary.org. Following the story we decorated our own baseball caps.
For our final week we had a ‘Hat Party!” Of course, we all wore hats! We read “What Can We Play Today?” by Jane Belk Moncure. We frosted sugar cookies and decorated them with – HATS OF COURSE! The kids really enjoyed eating their snacks and drinking juice.
You can see 20 some pictures of our story time activities on our ‘Photo Shot Page.’
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