???? Kids Read Aloud | GIRAFFES CAN’T DANCE by Giles Andreae

In today’s story time, Ryan and Creek Toby shared the delightful tale “Giraffes Can’t Dance” by Giles Andreae, which follows Gerald the Giraffe as he learns to embrace his uniqueness and find his own way to dance. The lesson emphasizes that everyone has their own special talents and it’s important to be yourself, celebrating what makes you unique. After the story, participants were encouraged to dance freely, reinforcing the idea that there’s no wrong way to express oneself.
????Read Aloud | LAST DAY BLUES by Julie Danneberg

In today’s story time, we explored “Last Day Blues” by Julie Dannenberg, which captures the bittersweet emotions of students and their teacher, Mrs. Hartwell, during the last week of school. As the children reflect on what they’ll miss and brainstorm a special gift for Mrs. Hartwell, they ultimately express their appreciation through a heartfelt message, reminding us that while goodbyes can be sad, new adventures await in the summer.
???? FULL Read Aloud | THE BOOK WITH NO PICTURES by B.J. Novak

In today’s Story Time, Craig introduced the book “The Book with No Pictures” by BJ Novak, emphasizing that despite its lack of images, it is filled with funny words and sounds that encourage laughter and imagination. The lesson highlighted the joy of using one’s imagination to create mental images and demonstrated that words can be just as entertaining as pictures, inviting children to explore reading at home and discover the adventures that words can bring.
Mother Bruce by Ryan T. Higgins | READ-ALOUD

In today’s story time, we explored “Mother Bruce” by Ryan T. Higgins, which follows the journey of a grumpy bear named Bruce who unexpectedly becomes a mother to a group of goslings after their eggs hatch. Despite his initial reluctance, Bruce learns to care for the goslings and even embraces a new life filled with adventure, ultimately taking them to Miami for the winter. This heartwarming tale teaches us about unexpected love and the joys of family.
Llama Llama Mad At Mama by Anna Dewdney | CHILDREN’S BOOK READ ALOUD

In today’s Story Time, we read “Llama Llama Mad at Mama” by Anna Dewdney, which follows Llama Llama’s shopping adventure with Mama Llama. Initially frustrated by the shopping experience, Llama Llama learns that teamwork and spending time with loved ones can make even mundane tasks enjoyable, culminating in a happy ending with a treat of ice cream.
Piranhas Don’t Eat Bananas by Aaron Blabey | READ-ALOUD

In today’s “Story Time,” Creativity and Ryan Lagaan introduced the book “Johnny Bananas” by Aaron Blobby, which explores the eating habits of piranhas. Despite being offered various fruits, the piranhas firmly stick to their preference for meat, highlighting the theme that while trying new things can be enjoyable, it’s also perfectly fine to have favorites. The lesson encourages curiosity about different animals and the importance of embracing personal tastes.
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The lesson from “The Wonky Donkey’s Little Girl” highlights the importance of individuality and the joy that comes from unique talents and characteristics. The story emphasizes how the little girl’s charm and musical abilities bring happiness to those around her, illustrating that everyone has something special that makes them stand out. Ultimately, it encourages celebrating differences and appreciating the unique qualities in ourselves and our friends.
READ ALOUD | The Cow Who Climbed A Tree by Gemma Marino | CHILDREN’S BOOK

In today’s Story Time, we read “The Cow Who Climbed a Tree” by Jemma Moreno, which follows Tina, a curious cow who embarks on an adventure and befriends a friendly dragon. While her sisters initially dismiss her adventurous spirit, they eventually join her in exploring new experiences, learning that trying new things can be fun and exciting. The story encourages curiosity and the importance of believing in oneself and others.
???? Kids Read Aloud | UNICORN THINKS HE’S PRETTY GREAT by Bob Shea

In today’s Story Time with Ryan, Rick Tobey introduces the enchanting book “Unicorn Things” by Bob Shay, where Ryan believes his mom possesses magical abilities. The story unfolds with the arrival of a unicorn in the neighborhood, leading to whimsical adventures, including cupcake rain and the duo’s budding friendship, as they bond over their love for cheese pizza and magical experiences. Join in the fun and subscribe for more delightful stories!
???? Kids Read Aloud | THE VERY HUNGRY CATERPILLAR by Eric Carle

In today’s story time, we explored “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” by Eric Carle, beginning with a tiny egg that hatches into a hungry caterpillar eager for adventure. As the caterpillar eats various foods to grow, we learned about its transformation into a butterfly and discovered fun facts about caterpillars and butterflies. The lesson highlights the wonders of nature and the exciting life cycle of these fascinating creatures.