Today, we let our creative juices flow by making wacky pencil toppers.
The West Regional Library children's department primarily serves children ages 0-12 who reside in the west side of Jacksonville, FL...but children from anywhere are welcome to visit!
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
W is for...
wolf, of course! We all worked together to tell the story of the three little pigs, we read two books--our favorite was Wolf's Chicken Stew by Keiko Kasza, and sang some wolfy songs. Here are some images of the kids and their parents at work on their art project for the day.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Canine Companions
We had special visitors at 11:00 today: Vickie, Matrix, and friends from Canine Companions for Independence. They taught us about the life and skills of an assistance dog and just what it takes to train one. They also demoed some of the dogs commands.
Today's storytime was dog-gone good! Since we were going to have some puppy pals visit, we decided to have a dog theme. The dog in this book is a little bit scary, but little chick saves the day! [Tippy-Toe Chick, GO! by George Shannon and illustrated by Laura Dronzek.
We listened to a feltboard version of Dog's Colorful Day by Emma Dodd.
We learned about colors and got to do some counting--all the way to 10--in that story!
What better way to wrap things up, than to make our own colorful dogs.
Labels:
animals,
book recommendations,
branch programs,
craft ideas,
creativity,
preschool
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