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Program at a glance naugHtY oR niCe Opening Picture Book: Hattie the Bad by Jane Devlin and Joe Berger Song: “I Know a Song That Gets on Everybody’s Nerves,” traditional Picture Book: Froggy Eats Out by Jonathan London and Frank Remkiewicz Movement Activity: “No, No, No, No, Yes, Yes, Yes” by Rob Reid Picture Book: Ivan the Terrier by Peter Catalanotto Movement Activity: “The Grand Old Storyteller,” traditional, with new words by Rob Reid Picture Book/Fingerplay: Ten Naughty Little Monkeys by Suzanne Williams and Suzanne Watts Picture Book: Have You Been Naughty or Nice? by Ethan Long Closing Musical Activity: “Little Bunny Foo Foo,” traditional www.alastore.ala.org 3 17
opening Picture Book 18 // naughty or nice Devlin, Jane. Hattie the Bad. Illustrated by Joe Berger. Dial, 2010. Hattie puts frogs in her parents’ refrigerator and ties her daddy’s car keys to heliumfilled balloons. Her parents claim she was dropped on her head as a baby. Hattie eventually decides to be good. She becomes the perfect child. As she is about to accept the award for “The Best-Behaved Child Ever,” Hattie reverts to her old self and yells, “Underpants” during her acceptance speech. “Hattie the Bad was back (with just a teensy bit of good).” Storytelling Tip: Follow the various font changes to know which words to emphasize. Take advantage of the bold “Bad” and the scripted “good,” and exaggerate these two words when you read them. song “I Know a Song That Gets on Everybody’s Nerves,” traditional. Sing this old camp song to the tune of “John Brown’s Body.” Sing it a few times with the kids, and then do a mock scream and cover your ears. I know a song that gets on everybody’s nerves, I know a song that gets on everybody’s nerves, I know a song that gets on everybody’s nerves And this is how it goes . . . (Repeat.) Picture Book London, Jonathan. Froggy Eats Out. Illustrated by Frank Remkiewicz. Viking, 2001. Froggy and his parents go to a fancy restaurant called Chez Yum. He knocks over a glass of water, hits the waiter with a spoon, hops loudly around the restaurant, and pulls the tablecloth off—and everything on it. The family decides to leapfrog over to Speedy’s diner, where they eat “burgers and flies.” Storytelling Tip: As with all of London’s Froggy books, there are a lot of sound effects written into the text. For example, as Froggy gets dressed, he buttons his shirt—“zut! zut! zut!”—and ties his shoes—“zwit! zwit!” Exaggerate these words and mime most of them, too. The children in the audience will instinctively follow suit. www.alastore.ala.org
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Page 9 and 10: “F” is FoR FunnY (and Fun) aLL
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Page 13 and 14: “F” is for Funny (and Fun) // 5
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Page 29 and 30: 22 // naughty or nice “Little Bun
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