Get ready for wild adventure with a whale, a snail, and Miss Laura! We’re sharing “The Snail and the Whale,” written by Julia Donaldson, illustrated by Axel Scheffler, and published by Macmillan Publishers.
Happy Mother’s Day! Let’s celebrate all the special moms, parents, caregivers, and families of all kinds. Join Miss Jessica for some rhymes all about family!
Join Miss Marianna as she shares “Always In My Heart” by Andi Landes, illustrated by Jaqueline East and published by Silver Dolphin Books. This sweet story explains love in a way that will speak to little ones.
Does your room look like its lived in by pigs? It’s probably time to clean up! Join Miss Amy for the tale of “Jillian Jiggs” by Phoebe Gilman, published by Scholastic! There are so many games to be played and crafts to be made, but when mom says it’s time to tidy, you need to… Continue Reading Storytime: Jillian Jiggs with Amy
Stomp along to this elephant tune with Miss Stephanie. There is lots of actions that you can follow along with too!
Are you a little nervous when the lights go out at night? Join Miss Laura for “The Darkest Dark,” written by none other than Chris Hadfield (yup, the Canadian Astronaut!) and Kate Fillion, illustrated by the Fan Brothers, and published by Tundra Books. Discover the beauty of the dark and be inspired by the magic… Continue Reading Storytime: The Darkest Dark with Laura
Every baby loves being rocked back and fourth to this timely rhyme! Grab your little one and join in. Forgot the words to a rhyme baby loved? Send Sarah an email and we’ll make a video for you! Email Sarah here: spoland@innisfilidealab.ca.
3, 2, 1, blastoff! Head out on a space adventure with Miss Jessica during today’s rhymes and songs.
Young drivers are introduced to the ins and outs of hauling, beeping, and repairing – get ready for a fun ride with Miss Marianna as she shares “My Truck is Stuck!” by Kevin Lewis and illustrated by Daniel Kirk!
A little friend wants a snack in “If You Give A Mouse A Cookie” by Laura Numeroff, illustrated by Felicia Bond, and published by Scholastic. Favourite read alouds are great for picture walks, which help to develop early literacy skills! Can your child retell you their favourite story just by looking at the pictures?