Grumpy Monkey has been invited to Porcupine’s party. Lead into a dance party with Grumpy Monkey Party Time by Suzanne Lang. Also, try Everybunny Counts by Sandall which invites a whole group game of hide and seek.
Your little bunny audience will be ready to join in on the dancing fun. This one works really well for building vocabulary and sequencing too.Įverybunny Dance by Ellie Sandall would be fun for spring storytimes. Hip Hop Lollipop by Susan Montanari is the story of a little girl who hip-hops her way to bed. It would be fun to make a tinfoil disco ball for your reading area when you enjoy this book.
You’ll definitely want to turn on the music after reading and have a dance party.īear Moves by Ben Bailey Smith is a fun one to pair with How Do You Dance? Children will love to imitate Bear’s moves on the classroom dance floor. This is a great one for recognizing what makes us each unique and using our imagination. You are only limited by your imagination. How Do You Dance? by Thyra Heder showcases lots of dance moves from bopping to stomping. The best part will be sticking out their froggy tounges to catch lunch. Not only will your little froggies be dancing, but they will also want read/sing along. Get ready to do The Hokey Pokey frog style in The Croaky Pokey! by Ethan Long. Each one brings their own moves to the dance party and the kids will love moving grooving with the animals. Join the animals in The More the Merrier by David Martin. Learn about the ways their bodies move.Participate in repetitive lines and singing refrains.The great things about this list are that the kids will: All of these story time books for kids encourage children to get up and wiggle, dance, and play.ġ6 Story Time Books That Invite Children to Move Circle time story time just got more fun with these moving and grooving titles.
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