The Night Box | An enchanting bedtime story
In the lesson “Welcome to Storytime!”, children are introduced to the enchanting bedtime story “The Night Box” by Louise Greg and Ashlyn Lindsay. The story follows a little boy named Max as he transitions from day to night, using a special key to open a magical box that brings the night to life, inviting playful nighttime creatures and creating a cozy atmosphere for sleep. The lesson encourages children to reflect on their own bedtime routines and fosters a love for storytelling.
Trouble Gum | Gum is fun but it also can be very, very messy
In today’s Storytime lesson, we explored the fun and adventurous tale of “Trouble Gum” by Matthew Cordell, featuring a little pig named Ruben who encounters sticky situations with gum while spending a rainy day at home with his family. The story highlights the importance of following rules, being kind to family members, and finding joy in playful moments, even when things get messy. Ultimately, it encourages children to share their experiences and maintain a positive attitude towards family interactions.
You Make Your Parents Super Happy! | A book about dealing with separation
In today’s Storytime lesson, we explored the book “You Make Your Parents Super Happy” by Richie K. Chandler, which addresses the theme of parental love and the dynamics of living in separate homes. The story reassures children that despite any disagreements their parents may have, their love and pride for them remain constant, emphasizing that they bring immense joy to their lives. The lesson concludes with a reminder of the importance of family love and connection, regardless of circumstances.
A Hero Like You | A story about everyday heros
In today’s Storytime lesson, we explored the concept of heroes through the book “A Hero Like You” by Nikki Rogers. We learned that heroes are kind, brave individuals who help others, stand up for what’s right, and care for the world around them. Everyone has the potential to be a hero by showing kindness and helping those in need.
Nobody Hugs A Cactus – A little bit of love and kindness goes a long way
In today’s storytime, we explored “Nobody Hugs a Cactus” by Carter Goodridge, which tells the tale of Hank, a lonely cactus who initially prefers solitude but learns the value of friendship and kindness. After being helped by Rosie the tumbleweed, Hank decides to show his appreciation by growing a beautiful flower for her, leading to a heartwarming hug that highlights the joy of connection. The lesson encourages us to be kind and consider giving special gifts to those we care about.
That’s the Sound the Street Makes – Learning how to be a safe and responsible pedestrian
In the lesson “Welcome to Storytime!”, children are introduced to the story “That’s the Sound the Street Makes” by Danny Katz, which explores the various sounds encountered on a journey to school. The narrative highlights the importance of being aware of one’s surroundings, especially while navigating busy streets, and emphasizes safety through playful interactions and sound descriptions. Ultimately, the lesson encourages children to enjoy reading and learning about their environment.
Mindful Meditation with @storytimefamily
In this lesson, participants are introduced to mindful meditation as a way to promote calmness and happiness. Through guided activities like “Breathing Colors,” they learn to focus on their breath, release stress, and invite in positive feelings using visualization techniques. The session concludes with gentle movements to awaken the body, leaving participants feeling relaxed and centered.
Tyrannosaurus Drip | A story about a cute self identity
In today’s Dinosaur Story Time, we explored the delightful tale “Tyrannosaurus Drip” by Julia Donaldson, which follows a unique Tyrannosaurus who prefers plants over meat and struggles to fit in with his family. After running away, Drip finds friendship with a group of duck-billed dinosaurs, ultimately becoming their hero when he helps thwart the mean T. rex family. The story highlights themes of friendship, acceptance, and being true to oneself.
Did You Eat the Parakeet? | A tale about a missing parakeet! Or is it really?!
In today’s Storytime lesson, we explored the whimsical tale “Did You Eat the Parakeet?” by Mark Ayakolina, which follows the mystery of a missing parakeet and playfully questions whether someone might have eaten him. The story concludes with a twist, revealing that the parakeet is safe, leaving us with another mystery about a missing mouse. The lesson encourages engagement with storytelling and invites children to return for more adventures.
The Yoga Ogre | Read Aloud Story for Kids
In today’s story, “The Yoga Ogre,” we meet a big, friendly ogre who struggles with tight pajamas due to his love for food. After trying various sports and causing chaos in the town, he discovers that jogging is a fun and safe way to exercise, leading to a peaceful resolution for both him and the townspeople. The lesson highlights the importance of finding suitable activities that fit one’s abilities and the benefits of making healthier choices.