Twice a year, I have the fun opportunity to write for the Book to Boogie Blog. This month I write about So Many Feet, which is a great new addition to our book collections about feet and body parts. Use this book with parent/child classes, preschool classes, and kindergarten classes.
Read the full post here.
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Several times a year, I have the wonderful opportunity to write for another blog, Book to Boogie. This month, I wrote about the picture book Jonathan and His Mommy. If you are looking for a book about parent/child relationships, pathways, and locomotor steps, check it out. Read more here.
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Several times a year, I share ideas on the "Book to Boogie" Blog. Here's my latest post, exploring several books with word pairs and opposites. Try out these books in a parent/child class or preschool age creative dance class.
http://www.libraryasincubatorproject.org/?p=17884
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I recently wrote about the book Alphabet Movers for the Book to Boogie Blog project, a component of the Library as Incubator website.
This is a great book to explore during storytime or within a dance class (parent/child or creative movement).
Read more here.
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I am honored to be featured on the Stance on Dance Blog this month. To read the full post, click here.
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I am proud to share my post on the Book to Boogie Blog today. I wrote about the fun and playful picture book Tip Tip Dig Dig by Emma Garcia. It is a great book to explore at a library during storytime, in parent/child dance classes, and in preschool dance classes.
Read the blog here.
The Book to Boogie Series is another great blog to check out. Here is the recent post that explores a favorite of mine, Fortunately by Remy Charlip.
Click here.
How can preschool story times include movement?
The Book to Boogie Project offers more ideas for the intersection of reading and dancing. Maria Hanley's recent post shares ideas to explore with Harold and the Purple Crayon. Check it out!