Today we learn about how even though we are all unique and different, in many ways we are also the same! We read Everybody by Elise Gravel and Same, Same but Different by Jenny Sue Kostecki-Shaw. Activity Break your students into groups of 4 and provide them with a list of questions. Find out all … Continue reading Same But Different, Different But Same Storytime
Today we read the beautiful book Bird, Butterfly, Eel by James Prosek. This will give us a great introduction to the subject of both life cycles and migration. For a follow-up activity, download the amazing activity guide booklet available at the National Environmental Education Foundation website.
I am so happy to welcome our students and teachers back to the library space! To help celebrate the start of this new school year, I am reading ‘If You take A Mouse to School’ by Laura Numeroff and illustrated by Felicia Bond.
It’s May! A month when most of us start planting our gardens in Ottawa. Today we read; Flower Garden by Eve Bunting, illustrated by Kathryn Hewitt Daisy’s Garden by Mordicai Gerstein and Susan Yard Harris Dinosaur Garden by Liza Donnelly Want to know more about starting a garden? Here is a great video by a … Continue reading Glorious Gardens Storytime
Today’s wonderful story is Bee Love (Can Be Hard) and is written by former Supreme Court Justice, NFL Pro, and grandfather, Alan Page. It is co-written by his daughter and school teacher Kamie Page. And the artwork is by illustrator David Geister. For more bee stories, check out this storytime video;
To help add to the fun of Generations Day, here is a very funny story called Grandpa’s Teeth by Rod Clement!
Today we read It’s Earth Day by Mercer Mayer and The Earth Book by Todd Parr
Today we read Ocean Soup written by Meeg Pincus and illustrated by Lucy Semple
Izzy the Whiz and Passover McClean by Yael Mermelstein and Carrie Hartman You can also check out last year’s Passover storytime!
Today I read my first-ever book in French to help celebrate La Fête de la Francophonie!