Our story this week is "Lizzie and the Last Day of School" written by Trinka Hakes Noble.  "Lizzie loves school more than anything. After starting first grade, she mistakenly thinks it will last a full year and is dismayed when it ends in June. Luckily her first grade teacher applies to teach summer school"
Our Every Child Ready to Read is Letter Knowledge.  Each page shows how each letter is different and how each letter combined with other letters forms each word. 
Please join us for this cute story.  Call 705-295-6814 for more information.

Tuesday June 14 10 a.m.
Pre School Story Time
Cost: $2.00 Per Child
Our Story this week is "Saturday is Dadurday" by Robin Pulver. For Mimi, the best day of the week is always Saturday, the day she gets to spend with just her Dad. But when Dad's work takes him away from Mimi one Saturday, 'Dadurday' is ruined. Can Mimi find a way to save 'Dadurday' and still make it special for her and her Dad?
Although this book is more vocabulary skill the words are in different places on the page making your child more aware of the letters and how each word is read from left to right.
Please join us for this wonderful story, silly songs and a fun Father's Day Craft.

Our story this week is "Doorknob the Rabbit and the Carnival of Bugs" written by SerWacki.  Doorknob the Rabbit knows what he likes: his cozy home, his rubber duck collection, and his pet flower, Sibbly. He does not like bugs. But, when thousands arrive on his doorstep late one night, Doorknob does his best to be a gracious host. Until things get out of hand. Waaay out of hand. Before long, Doorknobœs neat and quiet home has become a rumpus room for a carnival of bugs! Can Doorknob get rid of his unwelcome six-legged guests?.
Our Every Child Ready to Read theme is Letter knowledge. Letter knowledge enables a child to recognize all the letters of the alphabet, in both capital letter and lowercase form, and to know the names and sounds of each. It is often assumed that if children can recite all the letters of the alphabet, like they do in the alphabet song, then they know their letters. However, the skill of letter knowledge involves much more than that. To know and understand letters, children must also learn to recognize them individually and out of order, as well as embedded within words.
Please join us for our story, silly songs and fun craft.
For further information please call: 705-295-6814.