Showing posts with label Story Time - Trains. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Story Time - Trains. Show all posts

Monday, February 7, 2011

Chugga Monday

I am super excited to say that my Toddler Story Time is starting to pick up more and more!!! It is still a pretty small group, but I'm seeing a couple of regulars come in!!! How exciting!!!!!

Today's story time was all about Trains! There are so many cute picture books about trains, and I found a couple good ones that were perfect for my toddlers!!

Opening Song: If You're Happy and You Know It from Favorite Children's Songs CD.


Book: Chugga-Chugga Choo-Choo by Kevin Lewis


Song: I've Been Working on the Railroad from 101 Toddler Favorites.


Book: I Love Trains by Philemon Sturges


Rhyme: Hickory Dickory Dock

Rhyme: Itsy Bitsy Spider

Interactive Playtime

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

Chugga-chugga Tuesday

After noticing that I have never done a train specific story time (well, during the life of my blog, anyway), I decided it was about time! I found some great train books out there (which are listed in our catalog as under the subject "railroads trains juvenile fiction", NOT "trains juvenile fiction" as I had assumed. After searching for "trains juvenile fiction" and finding only about 12 books, I figured there was a problem).

Anyway, here are the books that I chose for today's story time!

The Goodnight Train by June Sobel


Dinosaur Train by John Steven Gurney


Clickety-Clack by Rob and Amy Spence


And, as always, it's FMRNS!!! WHOOOOOOOT!!!!! A and I were lucky enough to be able to get together a couple times this past week to have Bonus Night of FMRNS! We watched The Pink Panther Strikes Again, from 1976 with Peter Sellers, Herbert Lom and Lesley-Anne Down. We also watched True Grit, from 1969 with John Wayne, Glenn Campbell and Kim Darby (not to mention Robert Duvall and Dennis Hopper) - the only western on the list.

This evening, A and I are going to watch a silent film from 1927 called Metropolis. It's been a while since we watched a silent film (the last one was Nosferatu, from 1922 based on the Dracula story), so I am excited!!