Table of contents for Crash course in storytime fundamentals / Penny Peck.

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Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: Storytime
What is storytime?
Why We Do Storytime
Research
Storytime Format
Physical Environment
Preparation
Scheduling
Lapsit
Toddler Time
Preschool Storytime
Getting Started
Publicity
Free Places to Advertise Storytime
Flyers in Other Languages
Who can do storytime?
Chapter 2: Storytime for Babies
Lapsit
Format
Sign Language
Scheduling
Registration
Songs and Rhymes
Tickle Rhymes
Bouncing Rhymes
Body Rhymes
Lullabies
Books for Very Young Children
Board Books
Picture Books
Mother Goose
Resources for Baby Storytimes
Websites on Baby Storytimes
Books for Babies
Board Books
Picture Books
Mother Goose
Chapter 3: Toddler Storytime
Totally Nonstop Toddlers¿TNT
Format
Scheduling
Registration
Holding the Attention of Your Audience
Rapport With the Audience
Age Appropriate Materials
Audience Participation
Choosing the Picture Books
Different Types of Books
Cumulative Stories
Circular Stories
Participation Stories
Concept Books
Creative Dramatics
Resources for Toddler Storytimes
Websites on Toddler Storytimes
Books for Toddlers
Cumulative Stories
Circular Stories
Creative Dramatic Stories
Concept Books
Participation Stories
Chapter 4: Preschool and Family Storytime
Family Storytime
Preschool Storytime
Themes
Multicultural Themes
Diversity at All Storytimes
Authenticity
Choosing Books for Preschoolers
Kindergarten Readiness
Behavior Skills
Motor Skills
Factual Knowledge
Reading Readiness Skills
Kindergarten Checklist
Basics of Self-Control
Things They Need to Know
Motor Skills
Reading Readiness
Resources for Preschool Storytimes
Websites on Preschool Storytimes
Kindergarten Readiness Websites
Books for Preschoolers
Chapter 5: Music, Songs, and Fingerplays
Songs an Essential Part of Storytime
Opening Songs
Closing Songs
¿Get Ready to Listen¿ Songs
Stretch Songs
Fingerplays
Fingerplays for All Ages
Counting Fingerplays
Repetition
Resources for Songs and Fingerplays
Professional Reading on Music at Storytime
Websites on Songs and Fingerplays
CDs
Songs Done as Picture Books
Chapter 6: Bilingual Storytime
What is Bilingual Storytime
Need for Bilingual Storytime
Scheduling
Nonenglish Storytimes
Bilingual Storytime Format
Partner-Style Storytime
Using Bilingual Books
Using Two Books
Code Switching
Music, Puppets, and Extras
Outreach to Nonenglish Speakers
Outreach
Publicity
Resources for Bilingual Storytimes
Websites on Bilingual Storytimes
Bilingual Spanish/English Books
Chapter 7: Crafts at Preschool Storytime
Why We Do Crafts
Crafts and Parents
Crafts and the Child
Crafts and the Storytime Presenter
Set Up for Arts and Crafts
Crayons
Paperbag and Stick Puppets
Masks
Resources for Arts and Crafts
Arts and Crafts Websites
Arts and Crafts Books
Chapter 8: Storytelling, Puppets, and Props
Storytelling
Big Books
Musical Instruments
Games and Dances
Puppets
Puppet CoHost
Puppet Shows
Puppets During Songs and Rhymes
Visuals with Flannel or Velcro
Flannelboards
Apron Figures
Toys
DVDs
Resources for Puppets and Props
Books on Storytelling and Puppetry
Flannelboard and Puppetry Websites
Chapter 9. Special Issues at Storytime
Behavior
Assisting Parents
Dialogic Reading
Research
Preliteracy Skills
Print Motivation
Phonological Awareness
Vocabulary
Narrative Skills
Print Awareness
Letter Knowledge
Dealing With Disruptions
Disruptions by Parents
Disruptions by Children
Positive Steps
Set Expectations
Volunteers Can Help
Dealing With Success
Crowd Control
Adding More Sessions
Limiting the Size of the Group
Parents an Important Audience
Resources for Parents and Preliteracy
Parenting Books on Literacy
Websites on Preliteracy and Parenting
Chapter 10. Using Volunteers at Storytimes
Recruiting Volunteers
Screening Volunteers
Training Volunteers
Outreach
Headstart Programs
Reach Out and Read
Storytimes at Daycare Centers and Preschools
Storytimes at Schools
Storytime Bags
Teen Volunteers
Helping at Storytime
Reading Buddies
Resources on Using Volunteers
Books on Using Volunteers in the Library
Websites on Library Volunteers
Conclusion
Appendix
Themed Preschool Storytime Outlines
Bibliography
Index

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Storytelling -- United States.
Children's libraries -- Activity programs -- United States.
Libraries and preschool children -- United States.