Monster storytime

If You're A Monster And You Know It by Rebecca Emberley & Ed Emberley Book Summary: Children will stomp their paws, twitch t...

The final week of our summer story times brought the theme of Things that go bump in the night. What goes bump in the night? Monsters! I wanted some fresh ideas for this one since I did a friendly monster theme around Halloween. Not that I don't love Big Green Monster, but new things are fun too. I found a Flannel Friday post by Cate at Storytiming for a book called Bedtime little monsters by Emma Harris. Cate gave the overall idea of the book, all of the monsters run and hide at bedtime and…

BoomLearning.com - Amazing authors make awesome learning content! This is a fun, interactive activity meant to accompany the "Go Away Big Green Monster" song found here: https://youtu.be/MxMnXHWprM4 (but it can also accompany the book). First, students will add each part of the monster's head. Then they will make each part go away by dragging it off the screen. Perfect for using during special education instruction or speech therapy remote learning sessions! My apologies for the sloppy…

Books about monsters for kids

*AttaGirl Funnies by Angela Furgal AKA Fairy Funtastic* If you see this pinned somewhere else...know that you saw it here first! My...

I don’t generally plan a halloween storytime, unless a school specifically asks for it — most of the classes I visit don’t have a Halloween celebration. Instead, I plan a monster…

The Noisy Monster Song is ideal for toddlers who want to make lots of noise! It's also brilliant for encouraging movement and finding a steady beat.

From Preschool Education: Fun Monster Songs for Kids!

Things around MPL have been a bit CRAZY since summer began! As I write this, summer is already OVER and the kids have gone back to s...