Literacy/Developmental Skill: Some nursery rhymes help children develop narrative skills. Those skills will later help them understand what they read. Giving children aids, like flanelboard pieces helps them to remember the sequence of a story and makes it easier for them to retell the story in the correct order.
Some of our nursery rhymes for this week:
Buckle My Shoe
One, Two, buckle my shoe
Three, four, shut the door
Five, six, pick up sticks
Seven, eight, lay them straight
Nine, ten, a big red hen!
This Little Piggie
This little piggie went to market
This little piggie stayed home
This little piggie had roast beef
This little piggie had none
This little piggie cried, "Wee, wee, wee"
All the home
Jack be Nimble
Jack, be nimble
Jack, be quick
Jack jumped over the candlestick
(For this one, I particularly like to change what we do--jumped fast, jumped slow, walked around, etc)
Here are our book picks for this week!
We had some time to free play, as well as play with some spooky sensory bins full of "guts" and "eyeballs!" Some of the kids dressed in costume to celebrate Halloween, and we passed out some treat bags for anyone interested.
In Preschool Story Hour, we also read a few more favorites!
by Dan Santat by Nicola Smee
We will see you next week! We will be talking more about sequencing, and learning one of my favorite storytime songs, "Going to the Moon." Check out the video below to get a sneak peak!
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