{"id":14960,"date":"2019-11-19T16:33:37","date_gmt":"2019-11-20T00:33:37","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/pasadena-library.net\/kids\/?p=14960"},"modified":"2019-11-19T16:35:53","modified_gmt":"2019-11-20T00:35:53","slug":"uh-oh-infant-storytime","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/pasadena-library.net\/kids\/2019\/uh-oh-infant-storytime\/","title":{"rendered":"Uh Oh! Infant Storytime"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Books We Shared<\/h4>\n

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Breakfast… Uh-oh! Bathtime… Uh-oh! An adorable toddler finds all kinds of occasions for using the phrase in Rachel Isadora’s Uh-oh!<\/a><\/p>\n

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Kids are little scientists, aren’t they? I remember when all my daughter wanted to do was drop something from her high chair and watch her grandpa pick it up and hand it to her. Then she’d drop it again and laugh while, like a loyal pet, grandpa retrieved the item again. Talk about being wrapped around baby’s little finger! <\/p>\n

In this book by Sarah Weeks and illustrated by Sam Williams, a bunny experiments with gravity and throws things “Overboard!<\/a>”<\/p>\n

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Nursery Rhymes We Shared<\/h4>\n

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Humpty Dumpty<\/strong><\/p>\n

Today, before we did our Letter of the Day, activity, we recited the Mother Goose rhyme “Humpty Dumpty” with a puppet:<\/p>\n

Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall,
\nHumpty Dumpty had a great fall;
\nAll the king’s horses and all the king’s men
\nCouldn’t put Humpty together again.<\/p>\n

Pop Goes the Weasel<\/strong><\/p>\n

We did this rhyme with scarves. I told the kids that their empty hand is the “monkey,” and the hand holding the scarf is the “weasel.”<\/p>\n

All around the cobbler’s bench, the monkey chased the weasel. (Roll your hands, making one “chase” the other round and round. This flips the scarf around in a circular motion.)<\/em>
\nThe monkey thought it all in fun –
\nPop! goes the weasel! (Toss scarf into the air.)<\/em><\/p>\n

A penny for a spool of thread, a penny for a needle, (Roll hands.)<\/em>
\nThat’s the way the money goes –
\nPop! Goes the weasel! (Toss scarf into the air.)<\/em><\/p>\n

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Flannel Boards We Shared<\/h4>\n

Five Pigs So Squeaky Clean<\/strong><\/p>\n

I’m sorry I kept forgetting the lyrics to this one! I kept getting all tongue-tied!<\/p>\n

(Credit: storytimekatie<\/a>)<\/p>\n

Five pigs so squeaky clean
\nCleanest you’ve ever seen
\nWanted to go outside and play
\nOink! Oink!
\nOne jumped into the mud
\nLanded with a big THUD
\nThen there were four clean squeaky pigs!<\/p>\n

(Take a pig and flip it over to show it getting dirty. Repeat the rhyme with one fewer pig mentioned, until there are no more clean pigs)<\/p>\n

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Five Little Monkeys<\/strong><\/p>\n

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(take one monkey away each verse)<\/p>\n

Five little monkeys jumping on the bed
\nOne fell off and bumped his head
\nMama called the doctor
\nAnd the doctor said
\nNo more monkeys jumping on the bed<\/p>\n

Four little monkeys jumping on the bed
\nOne fell off and bumped her head
\nMama called the doctor
\nAnd the doctor said,
\nNo more monkeys jumping on the bed<\/p>\n

Three little monkeys jumping on the bed
\nOne fell off and bumped his head
\nMama called the doctor
\nAnd the doctor said,
\nNo more monkeys jumping on the bed<\/p>\n

Two little monkeys jumping on the bed
\nOne fell off and bumped her head
\nMama called the doctor
\nAnd the doctor said,
\nNo more monkeys jumping on the bed<\/p>\n

One little monkey jumping on the bed
\nOne fell off and bumped his head
\nMama called the doctor
\nAnd the doctor said,
\nNo more monkeys jumping on the bed<\/p>\n

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Letter of the Day<\/h4>\n

Our Letter of the Day was U. We did a big U in the air and talked about U words and the two main U vowel sounds.<\/p>\n

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Action Songs & Bounces We Shared<\/h4>\n

Icky Bicky Soda Cracker<\/strong><\/p>\n

Icky Bicky Soda Cracker
\nIcky Bicky Boo
\nIcky Bicky Soda Cracker
\nUp goes you! (lift baby)<\/p>\n

Icky Bicky Soda Cracker
\nIcky Bicky Boo
\nIcky Bicky Soda Cracker
\nI love you! (give baby a hug)<\/p>\n

Goodbye Babies<\/strong> (song in sign)<\/p>\n

Click here for video:\u00a0 Goodbye Babies (Friends)<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n

Goodbye babies, goodbye babies
\nGoodbye babies, it\u2019s time to say goodbye.<\/p>\n

Peekaboo<\/strong><\/p>\n

Peekaboo, where are you
\nhiding in your… PLACE! PEEKABOO!
\nPeekaboo, I see you
\nand your smiling… FACE! PEEKABOO!<\/p>\n

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Music from CDs We Shared<\/h4>\n

Did you know singing and dancing improve brain function?\u00a0 Here are some of the songs\/dances on CD that we\u00a0used in storytime to power up our early literacy with some great blood flow!<\/p>\n

“Clap Everybody and Say Hello” from Sally Go Round the Sun<\/a> by Kathy Reid-Naiman<\/p>\n

“Pop Goes the Weasel” from Animal Songs and Stories<\/a> by Susie Tallman and friends<\/p>\n

“Ladies Ride” from Wiggleworms Love You<\/a> by Old Town School of Folk Music<\/p>\n

“Goodbye in the Bayou” from Bon Voyage<\/a> by Jazzy Ash<\/p>\n

“Goodbye Song” from Shining Like a Star<\/a> by Laura Doherty<\/p>\n

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Continue the Fun<\/h2>\n

Here are some more books about Uh-ohs, oopses and accidents to check out at your Pasadena Public Library Branch:<\/p>\n

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