Learn Together

Rhyming words promote language development! Reading stories with rhyming words helps children expand their vocabulary and builds memorization skills.

Materials

  • Computer, tablet, or phone to watch the video
  • A comfortable place to sit together

Imagine Together

Join Actor Tovah Feldshuh as she reads her favorite book Me I Am!, written by Jack Prelutsky.

Three very different children reveal their individual personalities in a series of mini-adventures. Readers meet a mischievous tomboy who would rather roller-skate than wear a frilly dress, an inquisitive nature-loving boy, and an artistic ballerina who puts her own spin on Swan Lake. Finally, in a wild and funny climax, the three collide — only to discover a world full of unique and special “ME’s.”

This empowering celebration of individuality and diversity is just right for any young child discovering his or her own self — and the fun of being ME!

Did you enjoy today’s special storytime Saturday? Continue reading together with CMOM’s All the Way to K and Beyond book list or CMOM’s recommended books on race and racism that helps promote important conversations, especially for young children.