title: Seasonal Storytime Crafts: Prek-1
author:  Kathryn Totten 
description: Following five very brief stories for oral telling, the author then presents suggestions for 48 themed storytimes, 4 for each month, that include books, fingerplays, rhymes, a song, and a craft. The activities are designed to be assembled in 5 to 10 minutes. Many of the crafts require some preparation time by the presenter, such as copying, cutting, gluing, and taping. This book extends the author's Storytime Crafts (Alleyside, 1998), but it is not as extensive as Martha Seif Simpson and Lynne Perrigo's StoryCraft (McFarland, 2001). Libraries in which story and craft programs are popular should find some useful ideas here, particularly among novice programmers.<BR><I>Kathryn Kosiorek, Cuyahoga County Public Library, Brooklyn, OH</I><BR>Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information, Inc.
zlib_text: > > _Christ’s Entry into Brussels_
  
  > (In the year 2000 and something, or thereabouts)
  
  > DIMITRI VERHULST
  
  > _Translated from the Dutch by David Colmer_
  
  > > > > > > > > > > > ![](Images/image00060.jpeg)
  
  > > _For Chris, Gerard & Lieven_
  
  > > > > La la la lala la la la la la la
  
  > lalala lalala la la la la la la
  
  > > Contents
  
    1. Title Page
    2. Dedication
    3. First Station 
    4. Second Station 
    5. Third Station 
    6. Fourth Station 
    7. Fifth Station 
    8. Sixth Station 
    9. Seventh Station 
    10. Eighth Station 
    11. Ninth Station 
    12. Tenth Station 
    13. Eleventh Station 
    14. Twelfth Station 
    15. Thirteenth Station 
    16. Fourteenth Station 
    17. About the Author
    18. ALSO BY DIMITRI VERHULST FROM PORTOBELLO BOOKS
    19. Copyright 
  
  > > _First Station_
  
  > People claim that starting a story with a description of the weather shows a
  > distinct lack of craft and I see where they’re coming from. But that doesn’t
  > mean I have a better alternative – and believe me, I’ve 