Monday, String Beans--All You Chicks and Children-Eat it up!

Alice and Joanie B.
were croaking their favorite food song
in celebration of SCCLD'S Focus on Food --

Today is Monday, today is Monday
Monday, string beans

All you hungry children
Come and eat it up.

Tuesday, spaghetti...

Wednesday, ZOOOOP...

Thursday, roast beef. . .

Friday, fresh fish. . .

Saturday, chicken...

what? chicken!? How about tofu instead?

Okay....AHhmmm...

Saturday, tofu chicken...

 

 

 

Sunday, ice cream!
(Yummy, Joanie B's favorite day of the song!)

 

Today is Sunday, today is Sunday
Sunday, ice cream
Saturday, chicken
Friday, fresh fish
Thursday, roast beef
Wednesday, ZOOOOP!
Tuesday, spaghetti
Monday, string beans......



All you hungry children
Come and eat it up!


Today Is Monday

Laurenjoan--Tidbits a la mode:

Today is Monday is a traditional folk song. Eric Carle made a colorful picture book about it titled, Today Is Monday.
Today is Monday is a fun way to sing about food, all while the children are learning the days of the week (hurray for Early Child Literacy in storytime!).
And, SCCLD's Focus on Food is bringing exciting and innovative programs for Adults, Teens, Children -- School-Age kids and even preschoolers and toddlers - to our libraries February through May of 2013. Awesome programs are going on now --

See our brochure for a complete schedule of Focus on Food programs.

And - if you want to sing along with this song - check out these cds:

Today is Monday Song -- sing-along why don't you?

Singing All the Way Home

I like to Sing!

***Notes about the Old Time Photos in this Post

You can research and find a rich collection of photos from the Library of Congress - Prints and Photographs On-Line Catalog and right here on the SCCLD website: http://www.sccl.org/research/genealogy-and-local-history!

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Sources of photos on this page:
http://freepages.history.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~bentleygt/pannal/schools/dig_for_victory.html
http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/index.html