This week's theme: Family Ties
Our word for the day is:
BLUE / blue
Our books for Toddler Time {May 27 @ 10:15 AM}:
This is the House That Was Tidy & Neat /by: Teri Sloat
Te Amo, bebe, Little One /by: Lisa Wheeler
The Family Book /by: Todd Parr
What Daddies Do Best /by: Laura Numeroff
Books used for Pre-School Story Time {may 27 @ 3:30 PM}:
You Can Do Anything, Daddy! /by: Michael Rex
My Granny Went to Market /by: Stella Blackstone and Christopher Corr
Everybody Makes Mistakes /by: Christine Kole MacLean
What! Cried Granny An Almost Bedtime Story /by: Kate Lum
Early Literacy Skill: Phonological Awareness
For toddlers, use silly or homemade rhymes and songs so that they get used to hearing the small vowel sounds and get a taste of rhyming. For pre-school age children, have them help you sing songs and rhymes. Sing books to them so they can hear rhyming written words pronounced in song. For kindergarten children ask them for words that rhyme with other words, or cat minus ccc sound equals at (make-up a game of it).
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