Storytime was a repeat of last year's bear storytime, so I don't have a lot new to write about. We read Blueberries for Sal, the classic by Robert McCloskey. I love that book. Some of the kids enjoyed it, but it was too long for the younger ones.
Luckily, I got them back with Dinosaur vs. the Library, by Bob Shea. This new book was a hoot to share. Dinosaur roars at everything, everywhere he goes, and pretty soon he has all his friends (the cow, the chicks, the owl), and all the kids, roaring along with him. Dinosaur wins!
But then he goes to the library. Can he use his "library roar"? Can he not roar at all during storytime? He can! Library wins (and so does Dinosaur.)
We went on a "Bear Hunt," which was another good story activity for holding the attention of the younger set.
Our craft was a paper bag bear puppet with blueberries.
A paper bag puppet is nothing new, but I thought it was fun to give him some blueberries.
The library has lots of unsharpened pencils, and they make good small stamps. Use the eraser end to do your stamping. I had a couple different shades of washable blue ink stamp pads.
Most of the bears ended up with blueberries everywhere! Messy bears!
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