Innholdsfortegnelse for September 2023 i Ladybug Stories, Poems, and Songs Magazine for Young Kids and Children

It’s time for breakfast at Aunt Sue’s farm! “Guess what Socks has for breakfast,” says Aunt Sue. “Oats!” says Kate. The pony eats happily. “Guess what Milly, Molly, and Mandy have for breakfast,” says Kate. “Corn!” shouts Charlie. The hens peck and cluck. “Guess what Clover has for breakfast,” says Max. “Hay,” says Aunt Sue with a laugh. The cow munches and moos. “Guess what Old Spot has for breakfast,” says Aunt Sue. “Turnips!” says Kate. The pig chomps hungrily. “We don’t have to guess what we are having for breakfast,” says Kate with a chuckle. “Pancakes!” says Charlie. “I like our breakfast the best,” says Max.…

Spain Good morning, sleepyhead! It’s breakfast time, and that means chocolate con churros—a cup of thick hot chocolate with churros, or fried sticks of pastry dough, for dunking. Ghana Wander into the kitchen in your p.j.’s and munch on a piece of sugar bread along with your cup of tea. On Saturday, your mom will cook “Tom Brown,” a porridge made from toasted corn. But today, breakfast is quick, because it’s a school day. Vietnam Slurp, slurp! This morning, you eat pho for breakfast, a light noodle soup. As your mom helps you get ready, she drinks Vietnamese iced coffee made with sweet condensed milk. Norway There's a delicious plate of cucumber slices, pickled herring, and brunost—a sweet brown cheese—waiting for you on the kitchen table. There's also plenty of…

Cut out the cards along the black outlines. Place the tube of toothpaste card faceup, about 12 to 15 inches from the edge of a table. Place the rest of the cards facedown, in a pile. Two people can play. Decide which one of you will be the MESSY player and which one will be the TIDY player. The messy player tries to get a squiggly line of toothpaste to reach the edge of the table (to fall on the floor!). The tidy player tries to keep the squiggly line of toothpaste away from the edge of the table (easier to wipe up). Take turns drawing cards from the facedown pile. Join your card to the last bit of toothpaste squiggle already on the table. If you draw a card…

Nathan raced into the kitchen and announced, “My first day was fun. One day of kindergarten is just enough for me!” “Just one day of kindergarten?” asked Mom. “Yes, one day of kindergarten is just enough for me,” said Nathan. “Why don’t you give it another day,” she said, giving him a hug. “OK, but just one more day. Two days of kindergarten are just enough for me!” said Nathan. The next day, Nathan arrived at school and sat beside Katie. He took a bright red crayon out of the box they were sharing and began coloring his dinosaur. Katie looked up and said, “I thought you weren’t coming back.” Nathan smiled and said, “Oh, this is my last day. Two days of kindergarten are just enough for me!” Nathan’s…