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Books: Animal Boogie by Debbie Harter Old Mikamba Had a Farm by Rachel Isadora Señor Pancho Had a Rancho by René Colato Laínez Fingerplays, Flannelboards, Rhymes & Songs: Song: “Put Your Hands Up In the Air” Fingerplay/Flannelboard: 5 Little Monkeys “No More Monkeys” by Asheba, Putumayo Kids Presents: Animal Playground Flannel Board/Movement Song: “A Yellow Squash” based on “A Douglas Fir” A yellow squash, a yellow squash (hold hands together above your head to create the neck of a gourd) An orange jack-o’-lantern (draw a large circle using both your arms to create a pumpkin shape) and a yellow squash A yellow squash, a yellow squash An orange jack-o’-lantern and a yellow squash Red oak leaf (flutter hands down to the ground as if leaves are falling), red oak leaf, An orange jack-o’-lantern and a yellow squash Red oak leaf, red oak leaf, An orange jack-o’-lantern and a yellow squash Song:“Animal Action” by Greg & Steve, Kids In Motion Rhyme: “Two Little Blackbirds” Two little blackbirds sitting on a hill. One named Jack and one named Jill. Fly away Jack, flay away Jill. Come back Jack, come back Jill. Two little blackbirds flying in the sky. One named Low and one named High… Two little blackbirds sitting on a pole. One named Fast and one named Slow… Two little blackbirds sitting on a gate. One named Early and one named Late… Two little blackbirds sitting on a car One named Near and the other named Far… Two little blackbirds sitting on a cloud One named Quiet and the other named Loud… Two little blackbirds sitting on a mast One named Slow and the other named Fast… Puppet Show: “Shake Your Sillies Out”
I am lucky to visit a few of the Montgomery County Intermediate Classrooms within our community If you are unfamiliar with this service, these are classrooms for children who have either been diagnosed on the Autism Spectrum and/or have other disabilities that make it difficult for them to attend a “mainstream” preschool setting. I was able to visit four classrooms today and we had a really great time. This group of kids is very unique because the group is much smaller than a regular storytime (with only 5 – 12 kids), but can be a lot to handle depending on everyone’s mood for the day (just like at storytime in the library). My personal goal when visiting these classrooms is to see the children actively engaged in at least one aspect of storytime, whether it’s a story, song, or activity. We read animal stories today, which were a lot of fun. My storytime plan varies a little bit on book choice because the morning classes are usually younger and haven’t mastered as many skills as the afternoon classes. The afternoon classes are usually older students who have a larger vocabulary and I often choose books that are a little longer for them to listen too. All the kids really enjoyed Whose Nose and Toes? by John Butler and also enjoyed guessing the animals in the Peekaboo App. The kids also liked helping with the animal movements in Steve Jenkins book, Move! We talked a lot about vocabulary words today because animals that we were unfamiliar with were involved in some of the stories, while other stories used similar words for different animals such as the word “hound” for “dog”. Overall, it was a very fun day and I can’t wait to go back to visit again! Storytime Plan Opening Rhyme: Open Shut Them Meet Spark (dragon puppet) Book 1:Whose Nose and Toes? By John Butler / Ribbit! By Rodrigo Flogueira Transition Song: Old McDonald Had a Farm Transition App: Peekaboo HD Book 2: Jump! By Scott M. Fischer / Whose Nose and Toes? By John Butler Transition Gross Motor: Animal Yoga Poses (cat, cow, dog, butterfly, & lion) Book 3: Farmyard Beat By Lindsey Craig & Marc Brown / Move! By Steve Jenkins & Robin Page Closing Song: The Wheels on the Bus
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