Story Time: Mind Your Manners
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This document provides information and activities for a story time project from the Liberty Public Library on developing early literacy and manners. It includes songs to sing about saying "thank you" and "excuse me", as well as craft instructions to make a paper plate face mask as a reminder to blow one's nose into a tissue. It also lists book recommendations that teach sharing, burping etiquette, and saying "no" to teach good behaviors and develop life skills through dramatic play.
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This document provides information about a story time event at the Liberty Public Library focused on South America. It includes a welcome song, details about making and enjoying Brazo de Reina (a traditional South American dessert), rainforest animal dances, book recommendations related to South America and the rainforest, as well as facts about the Amazon Rainforest. The event aims to help children learn about other communities around the world to promote literacy and critical thinking skills.
Storytime Travel Series: Europe
This document provides information about a story time event at the Liberty Public Library focused on Europe. It includes a welcome song, details about making rugelach (an European pastry), singing the nursery rhyme "London Bridge is Falling Down" and book recommendations that celebrate different parts of Europe like Spain, Venice and France. The event aims to help children learn about other parts of the world and support their literacy development.
Storytime Travel Series: Australia
This story time at the Liberty Public Library is focused on Australia. It includes an Australian welcome song, a recipe for traditional Anzac biscuits, and the song "Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree". Recommended books with Australian themes are also mentioned, including Wombat Walkabout, Does a Kangaroo Have a Mother Too?, and Marsupial Sue. Facts about Australia are provided, such as it being the smallest inhabited continent and that koalas eat eucalyptus leaves.
Storytime Travel Series: Asia
This document provides information for a story time session at the Liberty Public Library focused on Asia. It includes a welcome song, instructions for making fortune cookies from China, trivia questions about major Asian cities, book recommendations that teach about Asian cultures, and facts about the large and diverse continent of Asia. The story time aims to help children learn about other parts of the world through literature, activities, and discussion.
Storytime Travel Series: Africa
This document provides information for a story time event at the Liberty Public Library focused on Africa. It includes an African-themed welcome song, instructions for making the African side dish pounded yam, and an African safari song. Recommended children's books with African themes are also listed, along with tips and facts about Africa for parents including the location of Africa on a map, details about the Nile River, and information about lions and pyramids in Egypt.
Story Time: Locomotion Commotion
The document provides information about an upcoming story time at the Liberty Public Library. It includes the welcome song, a locomotion song, and the wheels on the bus song. An at-home project is described where children can make tracks using toy cars and paint. Instructions are given to roll the toy cars in paint and then the wheels on construction paper to make prints. The document also provides book recommendations related to vehicles and transportation and tips for developing early literacy skills in children.
Story Time: Mother Goose on the Loose
This document provides information about a story time event at the Liberty Public Library. It includes the welcome song, an at-home craft project instructions involving a paper plate and spoon, several nursery rhymes and tongue twisters, goose riddles for children to solve, tips for developing early literacy skills, and recommendations for books related to nursery rhymes. The story time focused on the nursery rhyme "Mother Goose on the Loose" and incorporated props and participation to bring the rhyme to life for young attendees.
Story Time: Lucky Clover
Liberty Public Library presents Story Time: Lucky Clover, a St. Patrick's day Story Time. March 16, 2016.
Story Time: Money Honey
The document provides information from a story time at the Liberty Public Library about money and coins. It includes songs and activities about coins like making a piggy bank from a coffee can. It also recommends books about money like Bunny Money by Rosemary Wells and provides tips for activities parents can do with children to help with early literacy skills like playing money bingo with coins from around the house.
Story Time: Fairy Tales
This document summarizes a story time event at the Liberty Public Library. It includes songs sung, including a welcome song and a song about Sleeping Beauty. Details are provided about enacting the Sleeping Beauty story. An at-home craft project is described for making a beanstalk out of a paper plate. Book recommendations are provided related to fairy tales, including details about Quest, Emma Peror's New Clothes, and Rapunzel. Background information is also given on the oral tradition of early fairy tales.
Story Time: Under The Sea
The document provides details for a story time event at the Liberty Public Library with an under the sea theme. It includes a welcome song, instructions for a foil fish craft activity parents can do at home with their children, two traditional sea shanties to sing, tips for developing early literacy skills, and recommendations for three picture books about underwater adventures. Background facts are also given on oceans covering 70% of the Earth's surface and the importance of singing to babies.
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Submission forms for sharing Civil War stories from each of North Carolina's 100 counties can be obtained in the Randolph Room of the Asheboro Public Library or online. Volunteers will be on hand January 25th from 6:30-9pm to collect stories verbally or in writing from all contributors who will become members of the North Carolina Civil War History Center through December 2016 as it seeks to promote understanding of the era through 100 stories from each county.
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办理(LSBU毕业证书)伦敦南岸大学毕业证【微信：6496090 】外观非常简单，由纸质材料制成，上面印有校徽、校名、毕业生姓名、专业等信息。
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Story Time: Mind Your Manners
- 1. Liberty Public Library Story Time At Home Project: Achoo! Face Tips for Parents: Early literacy skills and fine motor skills go hand-in-hand, quite literally! Help your child to write by giving them activities that use hand Mind Your Manners Welcome Song: Are you listening? Are you listening? Yes I am! Yes I am! Now it’s time for Story Time, Now it’s time for Story Time, Yes it is! Yes it is! What You Will Need: 1. Paper plate 2. Crayons 3. Tissue Step 1: Draw a picture of your face! Step 2: Glue it onto a plate Step 3: Glue on the tissue to cover the nose. Step 4: Use this fun craft as a reminder to always blow your nose into a tissue, not on other people! Adapted from Storytime Katie website Excuse Me, Songs Thank You Sung to "If You're Happy and You Know It" When my grandpa gives me something, I say "thank you", When my grandma gives me some- thing, I say "thank you". I can see it makes them happy When I say it so politely Yes, good manners mean to always say "thank you"! If I bump into someone I say "excuse me". If I need to interrupt I say "excuse me". I can see it makes people happy When I say it so politely Yes, good manners mean to always say "excuse me"!
- 2. Tips for Parents: ECRR incorporates simple practices, based on research, to help parents and other caregiv- ers develop early literacy skills in children from birth to age five. What Do You Do? Book Recommendations Created By Samantha Colwell, 2016, Liberty Public Library Dramatic play engages children in both life and learning. Its’ real value lies in the fact that it increases their understanding of the world they live in, while it works to develop personal skills that will help them meet with success throughout their lives. Learn more at Www.earlychildhoodnews.com Circle the most polite things to do! Share with friends! Say please and thank you. Remember to blow your nose into a tissue. Say, “Yes, please! No, thank you!” Greet your friends by saying hello. Llama Llama Time To Share By Anna Dewdney “Does llama llama love his toys? Of course! Does llama llama love to share them? He’s not so sure.” Excuse Me! By Lisa Kopelke “Frog has a problem. Burping makes him happy, but all the other frogs think it’s disgusting!” No, David! By David Shannon “When David Shannon was five years old, he wrote and illustrated his first book. On every page were the words ‘No, David!’...and a picture of David doing things he was not supposed to do.”