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Moms, dads, nannies and grammas of children enrolled in story time programs often ask me after class, "Where do you get the idea for today's programs?" I usually don't have a simple answer to this question. Everything motivates my story time content from formal sources like the Early Childhood Learning Standards to a more organic approach like a story time about Guinea Pigs which features Weezy, our official library pet.
Learning language is a complex process, with sounds, tones, variations of pitch and nuances of enunciation. The rhythm and repetition of nursery rhymes helps to simplify that process. When books are included, with various pictures and styles by various illustrators, an important extension for learning is established.
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Ages 4-7 Momma Bear and her cub enjoy a rhyming conversation about how she d care for the animals if she were a doctor. If you were a doctor/in charge of the zoo,/what would you do/if Gnu
Set six months after Delirium, Lauren Oliver's new standalone sequel plunges you headfirst into Lena Haloway's nightmarish predicaments, challenging you to respond to a new set of
Is the bond between mother and daughter unbreakable, even by death? Julia Severn is a student at an elite institute for psychics. Her mentor, the legendary Madame
When young Theodore Roosevelt was appointed police commissioner of New York City, he had the astounding gall to try to shut down the brothels, gambling joints, and after-hours saloons. This