Ms. Hoshi\u2019s Storytime<\/p>\n
Hello, everyone! Today I will post one of my favorite stories, \u201cOlivia saves the circus\u201d. It was written AND illustrated by Ian Falconer (he\u2019s very talented)! I know that the children in Ms. Mimi\u2019s class can \u201cread along\u201d a bit with me. I wonder if the other classes know this book well, also? You may want to invite your brothers or sisters to watch with you…<\/p>\n
CLICK HERE TO WATCH: OLIVIA SAVES THE CIRCUS<\/a><\/p>\n It seems that Olivia enjoyed doing (or enjoyed making stories about) many activities. Can you list some of the adventures which she said she did?<\/p>\n Activities for you and your family.<\/p>\n When I was a child in Pittsburgh, we had a large flood, and everyone needed to stay indoors for a two weeks. My mother, Aunt, and I played games for the whole week! I loved it, and still enjoy \u201cGame Night\u201d. I hope that you and your family will open up the closet, and try some of these games together this week.<\/p>\n \u201cSpoons\u201d, good for four people, ages 3 (with assistance) and up. You\u2019ll need a deck of cards, and one less spoon than the total number of players.<\/p>\n Family Card Games: How to Play Spoons<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n