Hedgehogs: Storytime for ages 4 to7, Thursday, 7/26/ 2012, 10:00 a.m., attendance - 10 children
Books: Ouch! by Ragnhild Scamell
Dragon Moves In by Lisa Falkenstern
Draw and Tell Story: "Hedgehog"
Paper Cutting Story: "Hedgehog Looks for a Treat"
Board Story: "The Fox and the Hedgehog"
Game: "Hedgehog, Hedgehog"
Handout: Hedgehog (small size) from DLTK's Crafts for Kids
Notes: The group enjoyed these stories. I only read two books because the others selected were too long. (The other librarian who does this program has a totally different style of storytelling.) Ouch! is a great hedgehog story and the children really enjoyed it. I had to come up with my own additional stories which was a bit of a challenge but fun. I have never done this theme before and would have never selected it myself but I enjoyed doing this storytime and would definitely do it again. Although it fits in with this summer's CSLP theme, it also lends itself to fall programs.
The game is a variation of a storytime favorite (guess where something is hidden). The rhyme I came up with is:
Books: Ouch! by Ragnhild Scamell
Dragon Moves In by Lisa Falkenstern
Draw and Tell Story: "Hedgehog"
Paper Cutting Story: "Hedgehog Looks for a Treat"
Board Story: "The Fox and the Hedgehog"
Game: "Hedgehog, Hedgehog"
Handout: Hedgehog (small size) from DLTK's Crafts for Kids
Notes: The group enjoyed these stories. I only read two books because the others selected were too long. (The other librarian who does this program has a totally different style of storytelling.) Ouch! is a great hedgehog story and the children really enjoyed it. I had to come up with my own additional stories which was a bit of a challenge but fun. I have never done this theme before and would have never selected it myself but I enjoyed doing this storytime and would definitely do it again. Although it fits in with this summer's CSLP theme, it also lends itself to fall programs.
The game is a variation of a storytime favorite (guess where something is hidden). The rhyme I came up with is:
Hedgehog, hedgehog, where can you be?
Behind the hill, the hedge, the rock or the tree?
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