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Learn about community helpers through play! See how firefighters, police officers, doctors, dentists, and mail carriers help us every day.
Corning Incorporated sponsored this blog post. The opinions, activities, and text are all mine. We are constantly in the car on errands or running around town visiting parks and exploring the area where we live.
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One of my favorite themes to teach in preschool is Community Helpers. February is Community Helpers month in my class and I thought I'd sha...
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Each month we change our dress up center based on a different theme. This month is the Vet center. We use stuffed animals, leashes, bowls,...
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I spoke a little bit about our new storytime mascot, Applesauce, on my last post here at the ALSC blog. Today I want to spend a little bit of time talking about why I decided to get a storytime mascot — to create a storytime tradition at my library. My library is a medium sized public library, just two towns away from a library school, and it’s located in a very urban area. All of this, I believe, leads to a lot of job roll-over and changes in our staffing. Since I’ve been at the library, *SIX* different librarians/library assistants have been in charge of storytime duties. When I took over storytime in the fall of 2009, I wanted to first get my bearings, build our attendance numbers, and then I wanted to re-assess what was needed. Once I accomplished those first goals, I really found that what my community...
