Deborah Orr-At Blackshear Li bray in Austin, TX, presenting the Big Book story time, "The Little Cornbread Girl."
Hello Family and Friends,
I am glad you checked in to the Outreach library. Remember, when you check in and like the site, you are checking in to the Outreach library. So check in now! I am your Outreach Librarian Author. Sharing information on behalf of myself and Outreach Productions. Outreach Productions is a non-profit started by my self and others librarians, storytellers, and community artists, to promote reading through the arts. For instance, in the picture, I am presenting my big book story time, The Little Cornbread Girl.
After the story time there are several crafts that the children and adults can make. This helps them remember the story and plant seeds of creativity in their imagination. We want parents, teachers and librarians to come to the Outreach library for sharing. If you are a teacher of home, school, or day care you will be able to come here to get information for lesson plans. We also want you to share your ideas.
If you go to Summer Reading 2020 we are posting different story-times starting the first week in July, please enjoy and share. As you know the theme this summer is, Imagine A Story ,our focus is Fairy and Folktales!
So please click on the Summer Reading 2020 and enjoy the different books and crafts we have put together for you. Earlier in the year I mentioned my own Author site (deborraut.com) with all the changes that came with COVID-19 it is still being constructed and should be ready in the late fall. When you order one of my three books below and send in a short review, you will receive free books under our topic Fairy and Folktales!
I am glad you checked in to the Outreach library. Remember, when you check in and like the site, you are checking in to the Outreach library. So check in now! I am your Outreach Librarian Author. Sharing information on behalf of myself and Outreach Productions. Outreach Productions is a non-profit started by my self and others librarians, storytellers, and community artists, to promote reading through the arts. For instance, in the picture, I am presenting my big book story time, The Little Cornbread Girl.
After the story time there are several crafts that the children and adults can make. This helps them remember the story and plant seeds of creativity in their imagination. We want parents, teachers and librarians to come to the Outreach library for sharing. If you are a teacher of home, school, or day care you will be able to come here to get information for lesson plans. We also want you to share your ideas.
If you go to Summer Reading 2020 we are posting different story-times starting the first week in July, please enjoy and share. As you know the theme this summer is, Imagine A Story ,our focus is Fairy and Folktales!
So please click on the Summer Reading 2020 and enjoy the different books and crafts we have put together for you. Earlier in the year I mentioned my own Author site (deborraut.com) with all the changes that came with COVID-19 it is still being constructed and should be ready in the late fall. When you order one of my three books below and send in a short review, you will receive free books under our topic Fairy and Folktales!
Mumba Tales by-Deborah Orr-About the stories. Mumba Monkey lives in a magical rain forest.After it rained long and hard for a couple of days, strange things would happen. Some of the changes were scary, like snakes being able to walk and run; and monkeys being able to speak and read the language of man. The first story out of the series is Mumba and the Spider. The Spider is after Mumba Monkey, but Mumba persuades the Spider to go after the Caterpillar.
Crafts for this story include:
- Mask or sack design
- Puppet patterns
The Little Cornbread Girl- by Deborah Orr-
About the story: An easy reader for child and parents to read while sitting around waiting for some good ole cornbread, or even cookies. In the story Ma and Pa decide to make the cornbread into the shape of a little girl but once the cornbread girl is ready she jumps from the pan saying, ‘Run, run, around the world, you can't catch me I'm the Cornbread Girl."
Crafts for this story include:
- Puppet patterns
- Mask or sack design
Crafts for this story include:
- Start your own beautiful junk box.
- Make a puppet doll (instructions in the book).