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</html><description>I&#x2019;m lucky enough to co-present storytime at my location on Fridays. We&#x2019;ve been examining our storytime routine and doing some deep thinking on how we are integrating the five early literacy practices of sing, talk, read, write, and play. We determined we needed to find a way to better incorporate PLAY into our storytime. But how would we do this and where to put it?&nbsp; We like to incorporate a variety of inclusive movement activities. Therefore, we decided on a rotation of three activities &#x2013; parade, follow the leader, and dance. We&#x2019;ve placed this play time strategically between both books and sandwiched it between some breathwork to bring us back.&nbsp; For logistics, we use a portable bluetooth speaker that is synced to my phone. When we do follow the leader and parade, I carry the speaker with me and start the line while my co presenter brings up the end...</description></oembed>
