Story Time
CMOM’s story time is not only a chance to enjoy a good book; there are activities before, during and after the reading to help reinforce what has been read and create a fun atmosphere that will help develop a continued love of reading. Story times are 11:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. This special programming is included with your general admission.
Why are we interested in story time? Listening to a story and participating in discussions offer wonderful benefits:
- Increases a child’s attention span
- Enhances visual discrimination skills
- Practices auditory processing
- Examines social situations and behaviors
- Instills a love of books
Story Times Titles
December 30 – January 4
- Morning session: I am a Kindness Hero by Jennifer Adams
- Afternoon session: Happy New Year! by Emery Bernhard
January 6 – 11
- Morning session: Max by Rachel Isadora
- Afternoon session: Maybe by Kobi Yarnada
January 13 – 18
- Morning session: Of Thee I Sing by Bartak Obama
- Afternoon session: Beautiful Day! Petite Poems for All Seasons by Rodoula Pappa
January 20 – 25
- Morning session: I am a Rainbow by Dolly Parton
- Afternoon session: Blue: The Many Ways I Feel by Nancy Johnson James
January 27 – February 1
- Morning session: It Starts with ME! by Dr. Bernice King
- Afternoon session: Oddbird by Derek Disierto
February 2 – 8
- Morning session: The Story of Zachary Zween by Mabel Watts
- Afternoon session: Li’l Dan the Drummer Boy by Romare Bearden
February 10 – 15
- Morning session: I Have a Superpower by Stephen Curry
- Afternoon session: Cupig, the Valentine’s Day Pig by Claire Tattersfield
February 17 – 22
- Morning session: PoPo’s Lucky Chinese New Year by Virginia Loh-Hagan
- Afternoon session: Alone Like Me by Rebecca Evans
February 24 – March 1
- Morning session: Why Not? by Kobi Yarnada
- Afternoon session: The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein
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