Story
snack can be a wonderful experience for you, your child, and our class. The
idea is to read a book and bring in a simple snack that is related to a
character or idea in the story. I invite you, a grandparent, or any family
member to share a story snack with our class this year. You can either choose a
book at home with your child or I can help with a suggestion. I’ve listed
possible book titles and suggested snacks. It is best if the snack is a finger
food that can be simply prepared at home with your child the night before you
are to share with our class. We will, of course, consult when the date is
confirmed. I hope you can share a story snack at some point this year. Please
leave a message for me at school, write me a note, or email me if you are
interested. I will get back to you as soon as possible.
Sincerely,
Jodi
Plaisted
Suggested Book Titles and Snacks:
*If You Give a
Moose a Muffin by Laura Numeroff- muffins
*How to Make an
Apple Pie & See the World by Marjorie Priceman- Apples/Apple Pie
*How Pizza Came to
Queens by Dayal Kaur Khalsa- pizza
*The Popcorn Book
by Tomie dePaola- popcorn
*In the Night
Kitchen by Maurice Sendak- breakfast cake/cinnamon rolls
*Mouse and Mole
and the Year-Round Garden by Doug Cushman- vegetables and dip
*The Baker by Eric
Carle- pretzels
*Cookie’s Week by
Cindy Ward- cookies
*St. Patrick’s Day
book- lucky charms
Oh my goodness, I love this! What a great way to integrate the community! Can't wait to try! =)
ReplyDeleteJen @ Simply Kinder
What a great idea....I love to find new ways to involve family members in the classroom...kuddos to you!
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