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PEEPER POWER
PUPPET BOOK
 The PEEPER POWER puppet connection is now on the market. It
is a copyrighted book by Mary Jo for anyone looking for a quick
puppet.
Peepers are so powerful and they will help each one of you find a
new and exciting way to add characters to your storytelling.
Make them a house using an empty peanut butter jar or an empty
chip can.
The puppets were created by Hoby Ford from Weaverville, NC.
INVITE me to your area and we will share some new and innovative
ways to use the Peepers and other puppets in your classroom or
library. All children should enjoy the power of PUPPET PLAY.
ORDER
the book on line from our catalog. It come with the book,
one pair of PEEPERS and the famous scrunche! WHAT
A BARGAIN FOR JUST $10.
Classroom Connections:
COMING SOON
Recommended Reading:
Mary Jo has prepared of list of seasonal reading suitable
for growing readers.
Read one of these great books with your child
today
Winter |
Spring |
Summer |
Fall
Story Game:
Use the story game link as a creative and educational tool
to help any child write their own story.
Click here for the Story Game
Story Record:
Record your special stories and how they can be used in
your curriculum. Put in a computer folder and
create a hard copy
for your files.
Click here for the Story Record
Story Rug:
The story rug is a wonderful place to invite children to
share a story, song, poem, finger play or circle time activity.
You can contact Flagship Carpets - the Carpets that teach!
800-848-4055 Ellijay, GA
Story Wall:
Just like a word wall children should be exposed to a STORY
WALL. Using Velcro loop material (available on the resource page)
pictures and words can be added to the STORY WALL so the children
can recognize character names, words from the story that match
pictures and view the front cover of the book.
Make a colored copy of the front jacket of your favorite book.
Laminate the cover and add a piece of Hook Velcro to the back. Put
the book cover on your story wall and then add other words,
characters, pictures etc. and encourage the children to retell the
story.
This is a great on going year round activity that can be changed
as you introduce new literature to the children.
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