Bonnie Bat | A special cat & her unique adventures

In today’s Storytime lesson, we explored the delightful adventure of Bonnie Bat, a unique character who embarks on a journey to find her bird friends after a series of mishaps in town. Along the way, she meets various characters, including a clown, a pirate, and a mermaid, ultimately leading her to a park where she joyfully reunites with her feathered companions. The story emphasizes themes of friendship, resilience, and the joy of being unique.

It’s Not That Big a Deal | A reminder of what matters most

In this lesson, children are welcomed to Storytime and introduced to the book “It’s Not That Big a Deal” by Ron Karis, which emphasizes that minor mishaps and mistakes are not significant and should not cause worry. The story reassures children that their parents love them unconditionally, regardless of any little accidents or imperfections. The lesson concludes with a reminder of the importance of love and self-acceptance, encouraging children to reflect on their own experiences that may not be a big deal.

Mr Grot and His Barrel of Snot | When karma bites back!

In today’s Storytime lesson, we explored “Mr. Grot and His Barrel of Snot” by Nadia Louise, which tells the whimsical tale of Mr. Grot, a lonely character who collects snot and keeps featherless birds in a cage. Through an adventurous encounter with a boy named Alfred, Mr. Grot learns the importance of friendship and kindness, ultimately leading to a joyful resolution where Alfred and the birds find happiness together. The story emphasizes themes of companionship and the need for change.

A Bear Sat on My Porch Today | Children’s Book

In today’s story time, we explored “A Bear Sat on My Porch,” where a series of whimsical animals visit a porch, each with their own quirky requests. The narrator kindly allows them to stay while setting playful boundaries, and together they end up helping to fix the porch before sharing a meal, creating a delightful and cooperative atmosphere. The story highlights themes of friendship, teamwork, and the joy of unexpected visitors.

Fred – Children’s Rhyme Book Read Aloud

In today’s Storytime lesson, we explored the delightful tale of “Fred” by Mick and Chloe Inkpin, featuring a cheerful dog who learns about his identity and the meaning of his name. Through his adventures in the park, Fred discovers that “Fred” is not just a word he hears, but his own name, leading to a joyful realization of his special bond with his friend. The story emphasizes themes of curiosity, friendship, and self-discovery, leaving readers with a warm sense of happiness.

Thank You and Good Night | Read Aloud Book for Kids

In today’s story time, we read “Thank You and Good Night” by Patrick McDonnell, which follows Maggie and her friends as they enjoy a lively pajama party filled with games, snacks, and laughter. As the night progresses, they grow sleepy and gather for bedtime stories, expressing gratitude for the joys of the day before settling down for a good night’s sleep. The lesson emphasizes the importance of friendship, fun, and being thankful for the little things in life.

You’re Too Small! by Shen Roddie | Read Aloud Stories for Kids

In today’s story time, we explored “You’re Too Small” by Shen Rody and Steve Elvis, which follows Pip, a small character who initially feels inadequate when his friends dismiss his offers to help due to his size. However, Pip discovers that being small allows him to save the day by squeezing through a crack to unlock the barn door, demonstrating that everyone has unique strengths and is just the right size for something special.

How Could a Bear Sleep Here? | What does a bear need to do for quality sleep? [First Edition]

In today’s Storytime lesson, we explored the delightful tale “How Could a Bear Sleep Here?” by Julie Gonzalez, which follows Shelby the bear on his quest to find the perfect place to hibernate. Despite facing various noisy and uncomfortable spots, Shelby ultimately discovers a cozy home where he can rest peacefully, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and finding comfort. The lesson encourages children to enjoy reading and embark on their own adventures through stories.

Rhyme Crime – Wordplay and rhyming fun!

In today’s Storytime lesson, we explored the whimsical tale “Rhyme Crime” by John Burgerman, featuring a mischievous thief who swaps items with rhyming counterparts, creating a series of silly and humorous situations. The story encourages gratitude for our loved ones and highlights the joy of reading and sharing stories. As the lesson concludes, children are reminded to continue enjoying books and storytelling with family and friends.

Gently, Bentley! A story about taking a step back & being softer

In today’s storytime, we explored “Gently Bentley,” a tale about a lively five-and-a-half-year-old boy named Bentley who learns the importance of being gentle and calm in his daily adventures. Through various scenarios, such as breakfast mishaps and playful moments at school, Bentley discovers that slowing down and being considerate can lead to happier interactions with friends and family. The lesson encourages children to embrace gentleness and mindfulness in their own lives.