Big Book of Seasons, Holidays, and Weather: Rhymes, Fingerplays, and Songs for Children

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Storytime Training and Resources

Her introduction supports new storytime planners as well as veterans who might need an additional song or poem for a previously planned program. The final pages provide major indexes for authors, titles, and first lines. However, beware that the entries are indexed by 'a,' 'and,' and 'the.

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Organization is alphabetical by animal from 'Alligator' to 'Zebra. Simple musical scores are provided for the songs.

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Read, Rhyme and Romp: I think the comment we receive the most is, "My child loves storytime, and pretends to be the librarian at home. Then they go home and practice what they remember, which is exactly how reading begins.

I think this is always the biggest challenge for libraries. In general, our storytimes are very well attended, sometimes overwhelmingly so. But that's "the choir," the ones who already know how important storytime is. We are anxious to connect with those who aren't as familiar with the joys and rewards of storytime. We present storytimes, or do early literacy training for parents and care providers through these organizations.

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Last year we published a gorgeous early literacy calendar, which we have distributed through all the social service organizations and Central Oregon Pediatrics Association, to at-risk families. We attend Back to School nights at schools to promote library services, including storytimes. We participate in the annual Children's Fair, with a booth that has games and freebies. I'm currently working with the local Early Childhood Wellness program, to create an early literacy television ad that will tie in with their other ads about prenatal wellness and dental care.

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Oh, my goodness, that is so hard to answer. I like any book that gives me the opportunity to invite audience participation and to create smiles and giggles in the audience. She is the author of two collections of folklore, as well as Read, Rhyme and Romp: Heather is also a third generation storyteller.

Storytime has definitely changed over time. How has Deschutes Public Library 's storytime programming accommodated national initiatives along with meeting the needs of its demographic? Tell us about how storytimes at Deschutes are structured. How do you train your youth services staff who do storytime?