Join story time weekdays at 10AM CST on Facebook Live. This program will feature librarians and Chicago notables reading their favorite children’s books. Want to understand why children want to read and re-read the same book over and over again? This article does a good job explaining why reading the same book multiple times is actually good for early literacy and child development in general.Ĭhicago Public Library is launching Live From the Library: A Daily Story Time for Kids of Chicago. Para mas informacion contacte Natalia RuizĬonéctate con nosotros por Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest e Instagram. Los Tres Cerditos, retold by Patricia Seibert read in Spanish

Tejedora del arcoiris, by Linda Elovitz Marshall Oso pardo, oso pardo, ¿qué ves ahí? by Author Bill Martin Jr., Illustrator Eric Carle, and translator Teresa Mlawerīuenas Noches Luna, by Margaret Wise Brown Nadie Como Tú, by Linda Kranz, Translation by Teresa Mlawer How Do Dinosaurs Say Good Night? by Jane Yolen & Mark Teague, read aloud by Megan Dionesotes, Glenview Public Safety DispatchĬorduroy’s Birthday, by Don Freeman & Lisa McCue, read by Ronanīeing Small (Isn’t So Bad After All), by Lori Orlinsky, Children’s Book AuthorĮscuchar a nuestros educadores leer historias en voz alta Read along with our Director of Education and learn how powerful your voice is and the importance to say something. Want to participate? Send your videos to Something by Peter H. We’ve invited local celebrities, including elected officials, first responders, children’s authors, and even young Museum guests to read their favorite stories. To view activity videos and to download PDFs of activities you can do at home, visit our Home Zone. We’re Going on a Bear Hunt, by Michael Rosen and Helen Oxenburyĭon’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus, by Mo WillemsĬheck back for new stories to be posted soon! The Long and Short of It, by Cheryl Nathan and Lisa McCourt The Duckling gets a Cookie? By Mo Willems Not Norman: A Goldfish Story, by Kelly Bennett If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, by Laura Numeroff Go, Go, Grapes!: A Fruit Chant, by April Pulley Sayre To download a PDF for a related activity click here. Where the Wild Things Are, by Maurice Sendack Think Big, by Liz Garton Scanlon & Vanessa Brantley Newton

Round is a Tortilla, A Book of Shapes by Roseanne Thong, Illustrated by John Parra Iggy Peck Architect, by Andrea Beaty, illustrated by David Roberts Hear our educators read your favorite stories aloud.

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