Perry
Public Library Storytime
Making
Pizza!
Stories we
shared:
Let’s Make
Pizza: by Mary Hill
Pete's a
pizza: by William Steig
Hi Pizza
Man! by Virginia Walker
Other yummy
books you may enjoy sharing:
Huggly’s
Pizza: by Tedd Arnold
Pizza
Counting: by Christina Dobson The
Little Red Hen Makes a Pizza: by Philemon Sturges
The Pizza that we Made: by Joan Holub
Ord Eats A Pizza: by Irene Trimble
Mrs. Hippo’s Pizza Parlor: by Vivian
French Pizza Pat: by Rita Gelman
TMNT Pizza Party: by Eleanor
Hudson Curious George and the
Pizza: by Margaret Rey
Princess and the Pizza: by Mary Auch
Pizza: by Elaine Landau
Pizza the Size of the Sun: by Jack Prelutsky
Pizza Man: by Marjorie Pillar
Lunch: by
Denise Flemming If
You Give a Mouse a Cookie: by Laura Numeroff
Eating the
Alphabet: by Lois Ehlert The
Very hungry caterpillar: by Eric Carle
Growing
vegetable soup: by :Lois Ehlert Pickle
things: by Marc Brown
If you give a
moose a muffin: by L. Numeroff Don't Forget the
Bacon: by Pat Hutchins
Mouse Mess: by Linnea
Riley Where are you
Little Green Dragon? by K. Baumgart
Appples and pumpkins: by Anne
Rockwell Pancakes, crackers, and pizza: by
Marjorie Eberts
Mealtime: by Maureen Roffey
Berenstain Bears and too much junk food: by S. Berenstain
Eat up Gemma: by Sarah
Hayes Vegetable soup: by
Jeanne Modesitt
Mrs. Pig's bulk buy: by Mary Rayner
Me and my veggies: by Isaac Whitlatch
Apple Bird: by Brian Wildsmith
This is the way we eat our lunch: by Edith Baer
D.W. the picky eater: by Marc
Brown Stone Soup: by Marcia
Brown
Peas: by Nicholas
Heller
Mealtime: by Stephen Shott
Cloudy with a chance of meatballs: by Judi
Barrett What's for lunch: by John Schindel
Potluck: by Anne
Shelby Who
put the pepper in the pot? by Joanna Cole
Eat your peas Louise: by Pegeen
Snow What food is this? by Rosemarie
Hausherr
Valerie and the silver pear: by Benjamin
Darling Anno's faces: by Mitsumasa Anno
Popcorn book: by Tomie Depaola
Blueberry Bears: by Eleanor Lapp
Jamberry: by Bruce Degen
Green Eggs and Ham: by Dr. Seuss
Songs and
rhymes to share:
Pan Pizza Hot
Five Fat Sausages
(clap hands alone or with a
partner) Five
fat sausages (hold up 5 fingers)
Pan Pizza
hot (clap
hands)
Sizzling in the pan (wiggle fingers)
Pan Pizza
cold (tap
knees)
All of a sudden (spread arms wide)
Pan Pizza in
the pot (clap
hands)
One went BANG! (clap hands loudly)
Nine days
old (tap
knees)
Four fat sausages....
Some like it
hot (clap
hands)
Three fat sausages...
Some like it
cold (tap
knees)
Two fat sausages...
Some like it
in the pot (clap
hands)
One fat sausage...
Nine days
old (tap
knees)
Now there are no more sausages
Sizzling in the pan! (hold out empty hands)
I Wish I Were
a Pepperoni Pizza
(Sing to the Oscar Mayer Wiener
song) The
Pizza Man
I wish I were
a pepperoni
pizza
(sing to The Muffin Man song)
That is what
I’d tuly like to
be
Oh do you know the pizza man, the pizza man, the pizza man
‘Cause if I
were a pepperoni
pizza
Oh do you know the pizza man,
Everyone
would be in love with
me!
Who makes it fresh and hot?
Pizza Hut
P-I-Z-Z-A
(clap your
hands)
Pizza
Hut (make a roof with your
arms) I know a food
that starts with P
Pizza Hut (make a roof with your
arms) And pizza is
its name-o
Kentucky Fried Chicken (flap your arms like a
chicken) P-I-Z-Z-A, P-I-Z-Z-A,
P-I-Z-Z-A
And a Pizza Hut (make a roof with your
arms) And pizza is its name-o
Mc Donald's (make an “M” shape in the air with your
hand)
Mc Donald's (make an “M” shape in the air with your
hand)
Kentucky Fried Chicken (flap your arms like a chicken)
And a Pizza Hut (make a roof with your arms)
Hello, My
Name is Joe
Hello, my
name is Joe and I work down at the Pizza Factory
I have a house, and a dog, and a family
Now one day the cook said to me,
"Hey Joe, do you mind stirring the sauce with your right
hand?" (make stirring motions with right hand - continue
throughout rhyme)
I said, "Sure."
Hello, my
name is Joe and I work down at the Pizza Factory
I have a house, and a dog, and a family
Now one day the cook said to me,
"Hey Joe, do you mind chopping the veggies with your left
hand?" (make chopping action with left hand )
I said, "Sure."
Hello, my
name is Joe and I work down at the Pizza Factory
I have a house, and a dog, and a family
Now one day the cook said to me,
"Hey Joe, do you mind opening the trash can with your right
foot?" (tap right foot, continuing with hand motions)
I said, "Sure."
Hello, my
name is Joe and I work down at the Pizza Factory
I have a house, and a dog, and a family
Now one day the cook said to me,
"Hey Joe, do you mind opening the door with your left foot?"
( kidk left foot, continuing with hand motions)
I said, "Sure."
Hello, my
name is Joe and I work down at the Pizza Factory
I have a house, and a dog, and a family
Now one day the cook said to me, "Hey Joe, do you mind licking
some stamps with your tongue?" I said "Sure."
(now talk with tongue sticking out)
Hello, my
name is Joe and I work down at the Pizza Factory
I have a house, and a dog, and a family
Now one day the cook said to me, "Hey Joe, are you busy?"
I said, "Yeah, I'm a little busy right now."
Plant a Pizza in the Garden !
Try something
different in the garden this year. Everyone will enjoy growing
a pizza garden.
This garden is
even shaped like a pizza. In your garden area, mark off a
circle by putting a stake upright in the ground. Attach a 3
and a half foot piece of string to the stake. Keeping the
string tight, walk around in a circle and mark the ground to
show the garden's border. Divide the circle into six equal
wedges.
In your pizza
garden plan to grow three vegetables and three herbs.
In one of each
wedge plant 2 or 3 oregano plants. parlsey plants, and basil
plants.
Onions
can be planted from seeds or sets. Select red, white or yellow
for your garden. You can plant up to 30 onion sets in your
garden.
Plant 1 or 2
pepper plants in your garden. Plant any green, sweet, bell
type of pepper. If you like hot, spicy pizza, plan to also
grow a hot pepper variety.
The final wedge
will be planted with 1 or 2 tomato plants. A paste tomato
variety, such as Roma, is recommended for your pizza garden.
Roma has small, oblong tomatoes with a thick meaty flesh.
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