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STORYTIME OUTLINE

ACTIVITY TITLE/SONG/SCRIPT EARLY LITERACY


ELEMENT
Opening Song If You Are Ready For A Vocabulary, rhythm and
Story rhyme, phonological and
phonemic awareness
Welcome/Talking Point Welcome everyone! I’m so Vocabulary
glad you could join us. This
is going to be a fun
storytime. Caregivers
remember to join in and
participate with us!

Remember that you can


encourage early literacy
even on the go. Talk to your
kids about the sounds you
hear at home or when you
run errands. Helping your
child become more aware of
sounds will help them hear
those sounds in words
which will help them sound
out the words and learn to
read.
Book Clip, Clop by Catherine Vocabulary, phonological
Hnatov awareness, print awareness,
letter knowledge
Song Hockey pokey Vocabulary, rhythm and
rhyme, phonological and
phonemic awareness
Book Zoom, Zoom, Baby by Vocabulary, phonological
Karen Katz awareness, print awareness,
letter knowledge
Song Roly Poly Vocabulary, rhythm and
rhyme, phonological and
phonemic awareness
Talking Point When we talk about shapes Print awareness, letter
with our child, we help knowledge
them recognize shapes.
Children recognize letters
by their shapes, so learning
shapes is a first step to letter
knowledge, which they
need to decode words when
they learn to read

Book My House by Byron Vocabulary, phonological


Barton awareness, print awareness,
letter knowledge
Fingerplay Five fat peas Vocabulary, rhythm and
rhyme, phonological and
phonemic awareness
Book Peek a Moo by Marie Vocabulary, phonological
Torres Cimarusti awareness, print awareness,
letter knowledge
Song Zoom Zoom Zoom Vocabulary, rhythm and
rhyme, phonological and
phonemic awareness
Goodbye Song/Talking We Clap And Sing Vocabulary, rhythm and
Point Goodbye rhyme, phonological and
phonemic awareness
This is the end of our
storytime! I hope you all
had a fun time! I will see
you next storytime.
Caregivers remember that
sharing books with your
child builds their
vocabulary because they get
to hear new words. They
also work on their listening
skills.

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