STORYTIME | Big Rig by Jamie A. Swenson | READ ALOUD
In today’s story time, we explored the adventures of Frankie the Big Rig, a semi-truck with 18 wheels that carries various types of cargo. Throughout the tale, we learned about Frankie’s features, such as his loud horn and windshield wipers, and how he overcomes challenges like a flat tire with the help of a service truck. The lesson also introduced new vocabulary words related to the story, making it both fun and educational for everyone involved.
READ ALOUD | Curious You – On Your Way by Kathleen W. Zoehfeld & H.A. Rey
In today’s storytime, we explored the book *Curious You On Your Way* by H.A. Rey, which encourages curiosity and the joy of discovering new things. The lesson emphasizes the importance of following your dreams, being yourself, and embracing adventures, while also reassuring children that they are supported and never alone on their journey. Ultimately, it celebrates individuality and the potential for creativity and bravery in each child’s story.
???? Kids Read Aloud | THELONIUS TURKEY LIVES! by Lynn Rowe Reed
In today’s story, “So Many Turkeys on Felicia’s Farm,” we follow Thelonious Turkey as he devises clever plans to avoid being Thanksgiving dinner. Through his creativity and resourcefulness, he impresses Felicia, ultimately leading to a heartwarming twist where he becomes a cherished friend rather than a meal. The story highlights themes of friendship, ingenuity, and gratitude.
???? Kids Read Aloud | THE RAINBOW FISH by Marcus Pfister
In today’s story time, we explored “The Rainbow Fish” by Marcus Pfister, which teaches the importance of sharing and friendship. The beautiful Rainbow Fish initially isolates himself due to his pride in his shiny scales, but learns that true happiness comes from sharing and connecting with others. By giving away his scales, he discovers joy and companionship, ultimately finding fulfillment in his relationships with other fish.
How To Catch A Star by Oliver Jeffers | CHILDREN’S BOOK READ ALOUD
In today’s story time, we explored “How to Catch a Star” by Oliver Jeffers, which follows a little boy who dreams of having a star as a friend. Despite his creative attempts to catch a star, he ultimately discovers a starfish on the beach, teaching us that sometimes dreams can come true in unexpected ways. Thank you for joining us, and we look forward to sharing more stories next time!
Pete the Cat: Snow Daze by James Dean | READ-ALOUD
In today’s Story Time, we followed Pete the Cat on his exciting snow day adventure, where he enjoyed sledding, building snow forts, and spending time with friends. However, as the snow piled up, Pete realized he missed school and his classmates. The lesson highlights the joy of snow days while also emphasizing the importance of school and friendships.
I Dont Want To Go To The Hospital by Tony Ross | CHILDREN’S BOOK READ LOUD
In today’s story time, we followed the journey of a little princess who was initially scared to go to the hospital due to her fears. With encouragement from the doctor and her mother, she discovered that hospitals can be friendly places filled with care and kindness, ultimately leading her to feel special and brave after her visit. The lesson emphasizes that hospitals can help us feel better and that facing our fears can lead to positive experiences.
???? Kids Read Aloud | THIS IS NOT MY HAT by Jon Klassen
In today’s story time, Ryan shared “This Is Not My Hat” by Jon Klassen, which follows a little fish who steals a hat from a big fish while he sleeps, believing he can hide it forever. The lesson emphasizes that taking things that don’t belong to you is wrong and can hurt others, highlighting the importance of honesty and kindness. Ryan also shared fun facts about fish, reinforcing the idea that stories can teach valuable lessons.
The Bears in the Bed and The Great Big Storm | by Paul Bright & Jane Chapman
In today’s story time, we read “The Bears in the Bed and the Great Big Storm,” where Bear and his family face a stormy night filled with scary noises. Baby Bear, Little Bear, and Young Bear each express their fears of monsters, but Bear reassures them by allowing them to snuggle in his bed. Ultimately, they discover that the source of their fright is just a friendly moose seeking shelter, teaching them that things aren’t always as scary as they seem.
READ ALOUD | Mice On Ice | CHILDREN’S BOOK
In this lesson, children are introduced to the story “Mice on Ice” by Rebecca Emberley, which features adventurous mice who skate on ice and encounter a cat wearing a hat. The story encourages engagement and imagination as the characters come together for a fun skating adventure. The lesson concludes with an invitation for children to return for more exciting stories with the hosts, Ranma and Toby.