It's fall again so we had to celebrate it in storytime. Some themes that come around every year get a little old, but this one has so much to learn about trees and animals, I always find it lots of fun!
Circus Storytime
Time to go to the circus! I had done this theme for the K-2 group under our Summer Reading theme of "Showtime at the Library", so it was pretty easy to adapt it to storytime. There aren't an abundance of appropriate books, but we only needed three!
Bears Storytime
Bears are a great theme for the winter!
Playing with STEM: Apples
Playing with STEM is a program for 3-5 year olds. It is primarily play, because at that age, I just want to make science, technology, engineering and math fun! The first month we learned about apples. There were stations all around the room that the kids would visit with their parents. Each station had a sign to give some instructions and a fun fact.
Beach Storytime!
I don't think I have ever done a summer session of storytime without doing the beach. There are a lot of fun books, and I couldn't resist adding in Baby Shark. I know some people are getting tired of it, but the kids love it!
Insects Storytime
Summer means lots of insects. Kids may notice them outside when they are playing or inside their house. I always try to use the correct term "insects" since all bugs are insects but not all insects are bugs.
Zoo Storytime
Kids love a trip to the zoo. This storytime incorporates puppets to make it more like a real trip to the zoo!
Ice Cream Storytime
I think everyone loves ice cream, especially in July. I think the toddlers enjoyed this fun and active storytime!
Magic Storytime
I was looking for some new storytime themes this summer, and decided on magic. It is a fun mix of magic, animals, imagination and even a magic trick!
Hello Library Friends!
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