Tip of the Week
Singing with your baby is one of the best ways to help him or her learn to speak- it slows down language so he or she can hear all the parts of words.
If You’re Ready for a
Story
If you’re ready for a story clap your hands (clap clap)
If you’re ready for a story clap your hands (clap clap)
If you’re ready for a story, if you’re ready for a story
If you’re ready for a story clap your hands (clap clap)
If you’re ready for a story stomp your feet (stomp stomp)
If you’re ready for a story stomp your feet (stomp stomp)
If you’re ready for a story, if you’re ready for a story
If you’re ready for a story stomp your feet (stomp stomp)
If you’re ready for a story wave hello (hi everyone)
If you’re ready for a story wave hello (hi everyone)
If you’re ready for a story, if you’re ready for a story
If you’re ready for a story wave hello (hi everyone)
Big Big Big
This is big big big, this is small small small
This is short short short, this is tall tall tall
This is fast fast fast, this is slow slow slow
This is yes yes yes, this is no no no
ABCs
Open/Shut Them
Open shut them, open shut them
Give a little clap clap clap clap
Open shut them, open shut them
Put them in your lap lap lap
Creep them crawl them, creep them crawl them
Right up to your chinny chin chin
Open wide your little mouth- but do not let them in!
Group Reading- Dear Zoo by Rod Campbell
Wheels on the Bus
The wheels on the bus
go round and round
Round and round,
round and round
The wheels on the bus
go round and round
All through the town
(Repeat with kids on
the bus go up and down, grown-ups on the bus go shh shh shh, etc.)
Tony Chestnut
Toe, knee, chest, nut
Nose, eye, love you
Toe, knee, nose
Toe, knee, nose
Toe, knee, chest, nut
Nose, eye, love you
That’s what toe,
knee, nose
Head and Shoulders Baby
Head and shoulders
baby 1, 2, 3
Head and shoulders
baby 1, 2, 3
Head and shoulder,
head and shoulders
Head and shoulders
baby 1, 2, 3
Hands are Clapping
Hands are clapping, clap clap clap
Hands are clapping, clap clap clap
Hands are clapping, clap clap clap
Clap your hands my darling
Toes are tapping, tap tap tap
Toes are tapping, tap tap tap
Toes are tapping, tap tap tap
Tap your toes my darling
Book #2- Can You Say It Too? Cheep! Cheep! by Sebastian Braun
Hello Everybody
Well hello everybody can you clap your hands
Clap your hands, clap your hands
Well hello everybody can you clap your hands
Clap your hands
[repeat with touch noes, stomp feet, etc.]
from Jbrary
These are the Toes of My Baby
These are the toes of my baby,
These are the toes of my guy (or gal)
These are her feet and her tiny knees
I can’t help it I’ll give them a squeeze
And he’s got two arms just for hugging
And hands that clap and wave
That really draws me in (big smooch!)
But it’s his eyes, ears, nose and his chin
from Jbrary
Bumping Up and Down
Bumping up and down
in my little red wagon
Bumping up and down
in my little red wagon
Bumping up and down
in my little red wagon
Won’t you be my
darling?
One wheel’s off and
the axel’s broken
One wheel’s off and
the axel’s broken
One wheel’s off and
the axel’s broken
Won’t you be my
darling?
Doggie’s Got a Flea
1, 2, 3 doggie’s got
a flea
1, 2, 3 now it’s on
me
It’s on my nose, it’s
on my toes
It’s on my ear, it’s
over here! (tickle)
from Jbrary
Bubbles in the Air
There are bubbles in the air, in the air
There are bubbles in the air, in the air
There are bubbles in the air, there are bubbles in the air
There are bubbles in the air, in the air
There are bubbles way up high, way up high
There are bubbles way up high, way up high
There are bubbles way up high, way up high in the sky
There are bubbles way up high, way up high
There are bubbles way down low, way down low
There are bubbles way down low, way down low
There are bubbles way down low, and they tickle on your toes
There are bubbles way down low, way down low
from Jbrary
Bubbles
Goodbye Song
Storytime is over now, over now, over now
Storytime is over now- see you next time!
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