“Do you like green eggs and ham?” Follow Sam-I-am as he insists that this unusual treat is indeed a delectable snack to be savored everywhere and in every way! This week, Miss Marianna is sharing Dr. Seuss’ “Green Eggs and Ham!”
We’ve got just the tweetment for a boring day! Toucan explore these bird-tastic quests from the Cornell Lab (or three or four). We’ll sparrow you the details, but they are very egg-citing! Check it out here!
Practice the days of the week with “Today Is Monday” by Eric Carle, published by Scholastic. Each day has a different food for you to enjoy and you can either read or sing along!
This interactive, innovative virtual tour lets you see everything there is to do in Orlando, including the world-famous theme parks and attractions, top hotels, and much more.
On gray days, we all need a little pick me up, and what’s better than a sing along with baby? Join Miss Sarah and Miss Stephanie for some of our favourite rainy songs and don’t forget to check out The Baby Break: https://bit.ly/3et536N
Do you miss designing in the hackLAB? Join our Library programmer, Martin, for an online tutorial to learn how to design your own guitar pick.
Learn the building blocks of computer science with one hour tutorials and activities presented by Hour of Code! Their step-by-step process introduce new blocks of code gradually and is sure to have you creating some awesome games within the hour!
This is one of Miss Laura’s son’s favourite bed time stories! Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site is written by Sherri Duskey Rinker, illustrated by Tom Lichtenheld, and published by Chronicle Books. What books do you love to read before you go to bed?
Little Sister follows the story of Colleen, goth girl turned nun, as she reunites with her estranged family in Asheville, NC. Set during the 2008 Obama/Biden presidential campaign, this quirky dark comedy examines family dysfunction, trauma and politics. This film manages to be relatively fun and lighthearted despite the serious subject matter. Watch now on… Continue Reading Natalie Recommends: Little Sister
Did you know that vocabulary development during the preschool years is an indicator of reading skills and school success in general later on? Check out this article for some tips on how you can expand your child’s vocabulary!