The Hidden Learning That Happens During Storytime To many people, storytime looks simple. A teacher, parent, caregiver, or librarian opens a book and reads it aloud to children. The children listen. They look at the pictures. They enjoy the story. From th…
Sunday, April 16, 2017
Tuesday, April 4, 2017
This Little Piggy: Playful Language Through Nursery Rhymes
Nursery rhymes are more than fun songs—they are powerful invitations to explore language, rhythm, and storytelling . This Little Piggy , with its playful rhythm, repetition, and memorable phrases, offers endless opportunities for children to notice wo…
Tuesday, March 21, 2017
Easter Invitations: Stories, Play, and Meaningful Moments
Easter is a beautiful time of year to slow down and explore creativity, traditions, and stories with children. With soft spring colors, simple symbols, and hands-on experiences, this season naturally invites curiosity, conversation, and shared joy. R…
Saturday, March 18, 2017
Why Children Love Hearing the Same Story Again and Again
Why Children Love Hearing the Same Story Again and Again If you've ever read to a young child, you've probably experienced it. You finish a book. You close the cover. And immediately hear: "Read it again!" The next day, they ask for the …
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