Story Videos by Mr. Loren

A Plump and Perky Turkey, by Teresa Bateman

This fun story illustrated byJeff Shelly, presents a silly tale of a turkey's unknowingly escape from becoming Thanksgiving dinner by entering an art contest. A cute story perfect for four year olds and up.

SPILT MILK, by Charles G. Shaw

This is the popular children's book provides excellent opportunities for language, and promotes wonderful opportunities for creativity, imagination, and exploring the world around (and above) us. An "every season" theme, providing a creative way for children to explore art, perception, the perception of others',  while  developing a love for the environment.

SILLY SALLY, by Audrey Wood

A fabulous children's book that introduces many academic concepts and opportunities to explore learning...in a silly way. Join Sally as she meets various animals and a new friend, all the while language, rhyming, prepositions, and vocabulary are introduced. And for a finale, try reading the book upside down with your child!

THE SNOWY DAY, by Jack Ezra Keats

This classic story, presented through clear and delightful illustrations delivers a warming tale of a boy who is off to explore his neighborhood on a snowy day. What child doesn't enjoy a day filled with snow? (Or the possibility of a day that filled with snow!) Through this story, children can recreate Peter's experiences. No snow? No problem: art material, mud, sand...it's all perfectly exciting in a child's world.

TEN RED APPLES, by Pat Hutchins

Counting, farm animals, repetition, predicting, clues, AND all presented through colorful illustrations by award-winning author and illustrator, Pat Hutchins. We love this story because it presents fabulous opportunities for interaction, language, and cognitive development. An essential book for any children's library...and therapeutic and classroom setting!