Bedtime

For Parents & Caregivers: We ask "what" questions and open-ended questions during storytime because it helps develop narrative skills.
Article: April Kindergarten Skills Development

Storytime Books
The Noisy Way to Bed
Time for Bed
Star Shapes
Don't Let the Pigeon Stay Up Late

Rhymes

Music CDs: "Five Little Joeys" Dance Party; "Wimoweh" Whaddaya Think of That?

Bedtime Storytime Booklist

Sleepy Nights!

For Parents & Caregivers: Why are you so important?
· You know your child best.
· Children learn by doing things – and they love doing things with you!
Take every opportunity you have to read, talk, and play with your child.
Article: Providing a Literacy-Rich Home Environment

Storytime Books
There’s an Alligator Under My Bed
Star Shapes
Don’t Let the Pigeon Stay Up Late
Time for Bed

Rhymes

Music CDs: “Five Little Joeys” Dance Party; “Good Night” , “Sleep, Baby, Sleep” & “Twinkle, Twinkle” Wee Sing Children’s Songs and Fingerplays; and “Wimoweh” Whaddaya Think of That?

Bedtime Booklist

Bedtime

For Parents & Caregivers: Children learn letters in stages:
1. the names of letters
2. recognize the shapes of different letters
3. match the letters with their sounds
Article: Letter Sounds

Storytime Books
Time for Bed
Little Donkey Close Your Eyes
Asleep, Asleep
When the Moon is High


Rhymes

Music CDs: "Five Little Joeys" Dance Party. "Good Night" & "Sleep, Baby, Sleep" Wee Sing Children's Songs and Fingerplays.

Bedtime Storytime Booklist