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Letter E Storytime

Storytime

Storytime and other Library programs.

Let the wild rumpus start!

Letter E Storytime

Scott Bahlmann

Opening: Shake My Sillies Out – Raffi

 

Book: Edwina the Dinosaur Who Didn’t Know She Was Extinct – Mo Willems

 
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(Charming book, as you'd expect from the author. Had even parents laughing. Edwina and Extinct)


Activity: Most Wonderful Egg In the World
from the book by Helme Heine
(see full version here)

 
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(A fun story about three friends who have an egg laying contest to see which is best, and find out they all have unique talents. Quite fun. Eggs)


Book: Emma Kate – Patricia Polacco

 
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(This had a sort of indifferent reception. Lovely pictures, but the cleverness of the story was lost I think. Emma, Elephant)


Activity: Elephants Have Wrinkles - video here

 

Elephants have wrinkles, wrinkles, wrinkles,
elephants have wrinkles, wrinkles everywhere.
On their toes, no one knows Why-ai-ai-ai.

(continue with other body parts)

(Loads of fun! Elephants)


Book: Edward the Emu – Sheena Knowles

 
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(Nice large pics, and a very cute story. Well received, and introduced a new word to most of the kids! Edward, Emu)


Activity: The Very Greedy Python
from the book by Eric Carle

 
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(Python eats all the animals, but they cause a din and he coughs them up again. Kids love it, though one boy was a bit concerned for the animals at first. Eat) ...for my python, I used a tube scarf and safety pinned some flannel eyes and tongue. Super simple and it's easy to 'cough' out his mean by pushing in through the back.

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Book: The End – David LaRochelle

 
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(A very fun book, and a fantastic ending! End)


Activity: Bubbles

 
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(This didn't match the theme, but the kids love them non-the-less. Enjoy!)