Welcome to my storytime blog! I have created a Virtual Storytime room with some stories and fun activities for you to do at home when you can't make it to the library. Stories and activities are changed every couple of weeks. You can also access past story blogs by using the sidebar search box.

Showing posts with label Whales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Whales. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 1, 2021

Japan’s Dolphin Day


RHYME-TIME
  • Under The Sea Song | Miss Linky


STORYTIME:
Whales and Dolphins
by J. I. Anderson; illustrated by Pamela G. Johnson


If A Dolphin Were A Fish 
by Loran Wlodarski; illustrated by Laurie Allen Klein


ORIGAMI:
  • HOW TO FOLD AN ORIGAMI DOLPHIN


Look for more stories and activities every week from Monday through Saturday. 
Remember, make it a great day, keep safe, and keep on reading!



Saturday, February 20, 2021

World Whale Day


RHYME-TIME
  • Slippery Fish



STORYTIME:
The Snail and the Whale 
by Julia Donaldson; illustrated by Axel Scheffler


Whale Gets Stuck   
by Karen Hayles; illustrated by Charles Fuge



ART LESSON:
  • HOW T DRAW A WHALE




Look for more stories and activities every week from Monday through Saturday. 
Remember, make it a great day, keep safe, and keep on reading!




Monday, April 13, 2020

Bath time!

"After dinner, Harry fell asleep in his favorite place, happily dreaming of how much fun it had been getting dirty."
-- Gene Zion, Harry the Dirty Dog, 1956



STORYTIME:

Scrumple Dirty, Scrumple Clean 
by Annie M.G. Schmidt; illustrated Fiep Westendorp (read by Will Sarris)



A Whale in the Bathtub   
by Kylie Westaway; Illustrated by Tom Jellett
STEM:
  • PLAYDOUGH BUBBLE BATH Have a little extra fun today, first making the playdough bubble bath and then during bathtime. The website lists only three ingredients: bubble bath, cornstarch, and coconut oil. This website has a simple recipe for bubble bath liquid, if you have access to the two ingredients. 




ART LESSON
  • HOW TO DRAW A WHALE






Look for more stories and activities in the coming days. 
Remember, make it a great day, keep safe, and keep on reading!