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Books Shared:

​Mary Wears What She Wants
​Negley, Keith

Zoe Gets Ready
​Murguia, Bethanie Deeney

Pink Is For Boys
​Pearlman, Robb

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Literacy Tip:

Repeating songs and stories allows children to recall and repeat, which helps develop listening, speaking, and social communication. The Hello and Goodbye Songs are listed in the column to the right and each week, the books, songs and activities are posted with the intention of allowing you to repeat and enhance the things we do in storytime.

Songs & Activities:

Action Rhyme
Hats & Earmuffs
Hats & earmuffs go on my head,
Pajamas are what I wear to bed.
Pants & shorts around my hips,
Shirt is buttoned, jacket zipped.
Check the weather for the day,
​Go outside ready to play!

Action Rhyme
This is the Suitcase that Jack Packed
(Adapted by Erin Lassiter for KidsSoup.com)
Based on the Mother Goose Rhyme "This is the House That Jack Built")
(Search for images on the Internet to match the clothing in the rhyme or use an actual suitcase and clothes)
This is the suitcase that Jack packed.

This is the jacket, folded and flat,
That lay in the suitcase that Jack packed.

These are the pants, bent at the knee,
That lay on the jacket, folded and flat,
That lay in the suitcase that Jack packed.

These are the shirts, one, two, and three,
That lay on the pants, bent at the knee,
That lay on the jacket, folded and flat,
That lay in the suitcase that Jack packed.

These are the socks, all rolled up like a ball,
That lay on the shirts, one, two, and three,
That lay on the pants, bent at the knee,
That lay on the jacket, folded and flat,
That lay in the suitcase that Jack packed.

This is the hat, all crumpled and small,
That lay on the socks, all rolled up like a ball,
That lay on the shirts, one, two, and three,
That lay on the pants, bent at the knee,
That lay on the jacket, folded and flat,
That lay in the suitcase that Jack packed.

Craft
Decorate a shirt, pants, shorts, and/or skirt shape with markers, stickers, pom poms, yarn, buttons, etc. Hang with clothespins on a piece of yarn or twine, like a clothesline.

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