Robot Storytime, Wednesday, August 10 @ 10:30






If You're a Robot and You Know It pop-up by David Carter. The motions were a lot of fun and the moms played along beautifully.
Swing Otto, Swing! early reader by David Milgrim. Used the clothesline for this one. Hung an Otto robot on it and two monkeys.  A silly little story, but it does give us the up down whoopsie concept.
Rolie Polie Olie by William Joyce. Wonderful readaloud -- the words roll off your tongue.

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