Re: Rainbows

[Schultz <dschultz@SUFFOLK.LIB.NY.US>]

Maybe I'm not making myself clear.  I'm going to have a group of between
75 - 90 kids in the room.  A regular story will not cut it.  I can come up
with loads of stories about rainbows but I need something that everyone
can see and be interested in.  I'll check out the Rainbow site that
someone mentioned and maybe I can think of some way to incorporate poetry.
There will be a separate area for art and music.  Any suggestions for cut
and tell or draw and tell stories?

Of course I could always make transparencies from the pages of a book and
read it that way.   However, that may take alot of time and $ which I
don't have.

Thanks again!

Doreen Shultz
Librarian
Mary G. Clarkson School
Bay Shore, NY
dschultz@suffolk.lib.ny.us

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