During school closures, let me offer you this read aloud of Inky’s Great Escape by Casey Lyall. It’s a wonderful book of an octopus meeting a friend in the aquarium after retiring from living in the ocean. He wants to escape but his friend doesn’t think he can. Will be make it out? Check out & see. Have your children grab a comfy blanket and listen to me read them this book while you take a well deserved break.
During the school closures, here is a wonderful book called I am Not a Chair, by Ross Burach. Have your children get comfy cozy and watch the read aloud while moms & dads take a break. Enjoy!
During the school closures, here is a wonderful month book using peas in the title, Hap-pea all Year by Keith Baker. Have your children grab a comfy blanket and gather around the laptop while mom & dad take a well deserved break. Enjoy!!
As we live through the school closures, here is another read aloud. The Best Nest by P.D. Eastman is a great story about two birds finding a new home. You can find others at this site. So gather your kids around to watch the read aloud story and take a well deserved break!
During the school closures, here is another read aloud of Douglas, You Need Glasses! by Ged Adamson. Have you children grab a stuffed animal and enjoy the book! While they watch, enjoy a well deserved break.
During school closures, here is a read aloud for your children. Take a coffee break and relax. Have them grab a favorite stuffed animal or blanket, and enjoy the story. It’s just like being at the library except you’re home. Enjoy!
While we’re home during the school closures, here’s a read aloud of Dilly Dally Daisy by Mark Fearing. If you’re a mom or dad, now is a great time to take a coffee break. Have your child grab a favorite stuffed animal and blanket to enjoy the book. It’s almost like being at the library, yet in your own home. Enjoy!
While you’re home with your children, here is a child’s favorite book. Take a coffee or tea break, get them to grab their stuffed animal & comfy blanket and enjoy this read aloud. It’s like the library, but in your own home. Enjoy!
With the school closures happening, here is another read aloud for your children. This is Farmer Duck by Martin Waddell and Helen Oxenbury. When the book is finished, have them think about what might happen next in the book if the story continued. If a first grade or older, have them write it down. If they are preschoolers, simply have them verbalize it to you. I hope you can enjoy a coffee break while they listen. Enjoy!