Presenters: One (though good with two also)īark George is a long-time librarian's storytime favorite. Props: Long latex glove (optional.and it can be non-latex too) And some dogs just wag their tail.Puppets: Dog, Cat, Duck, Pig, Horse (or another big animal) Some Dogs Bark (make appropriate noises) Some Dogs Bark. Storytime Toolkit | Zuniga Public Library - November 29, 2016.Pigs – Pizza – Play & Pretend – Pirates – Pumpkins & Apples – Puppies – Rainy Days – Rabbits – School – Sea Creatures – Shapes Storytime Blogs and Their Themes | Dandelions & Roses - June 23, 2015.& Pretend – Pirates – Pumpkins & Apples –Puppies – Rainy Days – Rabbits – School – Sea Storytime Themes | Dandelions & Roses - April 6, 2015.Puppies | LIBRIONYIAN - September 30, 2014.Puppies | LiBriony - September 16, 2014.Wonderful ideas! Category: Authors, Blogs and Check out her Puppies storytime, as well as her storytime for Pets. already put together something fabulous for a dog-themed storytime. Storytime Corner: DOGS : the pageturn - August 24, 2011.Nothing too thrilling, but it kept their attention. Their favorite was hands down “Dog’s Colorful Day” because we counted each spot on every page, and at the end of the story, I let them tell me how Dog got his spots. But everyone was laughing pretty hard during “Bark, George” and I would have to say that it was the clear favorite.Īnd for my daycare storytime, they responded better to “Puppies, Puppies, Puppies” which my other storytime was pretty “meh” about. I also had a few that remembered “Dog’s Colorful Day” from when I did it either for color or counting storytime in the past. (Modified this from a KidsSoup craft.) How It Wentįor my regular kids, they were super entertained by “Yip! Snap! Yap!” because I let them make a ton of dog sounds to accompany each page. This one was so quiet, he never made a sound. This one tried to catch his tail, and he went round & round. This one saw a pussycat, and he began to chase. This one saw a butterfly, and he began to race. This one saw a rabbit, and he began to run. (dig, slap knees on each ‘play’)įive were spotted, and five were not, (hold up one hand, then the other)Īnd at dinnertime they ate a lot! (pretend to eat)įlannelboard/Fingerplay: “Five Little Puppies”įive little puppies were playing in the sun. Ten little doggies went out one day, (hold up ten fingers) Puppies! Puppies! Puppies! by Susan Meyers Things have been crazy during the summer!) The Plan

Week number two in storytime was dogs/puppies! (Yes, I am quite far behind in updating.

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