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October
2010

Full Hunter's Moon
(Native Amer. northern & eastern parts of the United States)

The animals were fat from summer grazing, and with winter coming, it was time to hunt. Also known as "Indian Summer," a warm time that was appreciated before winter's blasts.

Sunday	Monday	Tueday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
National Apple Month National Stamp Collecting Month	National Popcorn Month Pizza Festival Month	National Clock Month	Visit A to Z Kids Stuff Bats (School-Age)	Halloween Safety Tips Parent Bulletin Board Flyer	1 Fire Prevention Week-Preschool Fire Prevention Week-School Age World Vegetarian Day Colorado becomes a State-1876	2 Frugal Day (1st Saturday of Oct)
3	4 Child Health Day (1st Monday in October)	5 World Teachers' Day	6	7 The rose became the USA National flower in 1986	8	9
10 National Children's Day (2nd Sunday in Oct)	11 Thanksgiving Day in Canada (2nd Monday in October) Columbus Day (observed) Captain Charles Yeager breaks the sound barrier-1947	12	13 Farmer's Day	14	15 National Grouch Day National Poetry Day	16 World Food Day Sweetest Day (3rd Saturday in October)
17	18 Alaska Day (transfer of the territory and the raising of the US. flag at Sitka in 1867)	19 Star Spangled Banner First Sung-1814	20	21 National Fruit Day	22 National Nut Day	23 1st person to go over Niagara Falls-Anna Edson Taylor-1901
24 United Nations Day	25 International School Library Day (4th Monday) Pablo Picasso's Birthday Born in Spain in 1881	26	27 Detective/ Mystery Day	28 Dedication of the Statue of Liberty-1886	29	30
31 National Magic Day-Halloween Nevada becomes a State-1864

Poems

Hickory, dickory, dock rhyme color page

BACK TO SCHOOL©
By Kimberly M. Hutmacher

Puzzles, blocks, and loads of toys,
Circle time for the girls and boys.
Crayons, scissors, and new books,
Cubbyholes, cots, and new coat hooks.
Paper, pencils, paints, and glue,
It’s back to school for all of you!

After reading the poem have the children complete the illustration for the poem. Click here for a printer friendly version of the poem "Back To School." A new window will open

	Poetry Play For Preschoolers By Kimberly M. Hutmacher
	A wonderful collection to introduce young children to poetry. Ages: 3 to 6

	Children's Poetry Party By Kimberly M. Hutmacher
	This ebook provides lessons and activities to get children excited and inspired to try their hands at different forms of poetry. Age: 7 +

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