Hello, friends! Today, we’re going to have a fun story time together. Are you ready? Let’s dive into a magical world where dragons and tacos come together!
Did you know that dragons really, really love tacos? Yes, it’s true! These big, friendly creatures can’t get enough of them. They like all kinds of tacos – chicken tacos, beef tacos, and even tiny little baby tacos.
Dragons love tacos because they are crunchy and delicious. Imagine a dragon munching on a taco with a big smile on its face. Isn’t that a funny picture? But there’s one important thing to remember: dragons do not like spicy salsa on their tacos. Spicy salsa can make them breathe fire, and that can be quite a mess!
If you want to make dragons happy, you can throw a taco party! Make sure to have lots of tacos without spicy salsa. You can decorate the party with colorful balloons and streamers. Dragons love to have fun and dance around while eating their favorite tacos.
From dragons, we can learn how fun it is to try new foods and have parties with friends. Just like dragons, we can enjoy our favorite snacks and have a great time with the people we love.
Can you imagine what it would be like to have a dragon as a friend? What kind of tacos would you make for your dragon friend? Maybe you could even draw a picture of you and your dragon enjoying a taco party together!
Thanks for joining us for story time today. Remember, reading and using your imagination can take you on amazing adventures. See you next time!
Create Your Own Taco: Gather some play dough or colored paper and let the children create their own tacos. Encourage them to think about what ingredients they would put in their taco if they were making it for a dragon. Would it be a chicken taco, a beef taco, or maybe a veggie taco? Let them use their imagination and share their creations with the class.
Dragon Dance Party: Play some fun music and have a “Dragon Dance Party” in the classroom. Ask the children to imagine they are dragons at a taco party. How would a dragon dance? Encourage them to move around and have fun, just like the dragons in the story. This activity helps them connect with the story and express themselves through movement.
Question Time: Ask the children, “Why do you think dragons don’t like spicy salsa?” and “What would you do if you accidentally gave a dragon spicy salsa?” Encourage them to think about the consequences and come up with creative solutions. This will help them develop problem-solving skills and understand cause and effect.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Hey, I’m Ryan, and I’m Craig, and welcome to Story Time with Bryan Lagarde! Today’s book is “Dragons Love Tacos” by Adam Rubin, illustrated by Daniel Salmieri.
Let’s get started!
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