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Read Miss Lou Ellen's book reviews
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And read the story
written by our
Reading
Round Up group
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The
Growing Room
In the Growing Room you will find juvenile material in fiction,
non-fiction, audios, videos, magazines, biographies, and computers
with games and internet access.
Please read our
Children's Policy.
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Programs
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Character Kids | Family Night
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Guidelines
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Fun and Games
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American Girl Club
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October is Felicity, a colonial
girl growing up in 1776.
Each month explore America through the eyes of a
different American Girl.
Every 3rd Tuesday at 3:30pm
K-5 and up welcome
Bring your dolls and books. Dress up from the time
period (if you want to!) Watch the movies. and learn.
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Character Kids
Character Kids
is a fun, interactive time for children age K5 - 4th grade. We'll learn a
different character each month and explore ways in which these characters
are used through every walk of life. A craft, snack and other activities
will be included to enhance character development in your child.
2nd &
4th Mondays of the month at 3:30 p.m.
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Storytime
A
storytime for kids of all ages. Includes stories, songs, and more.
Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m.
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Toddler Time
Toddler Time
is a lap-sit storytime for children ages three and under. It focuses on stories, finger plays, action songs, and rhymes that are shared
with the toddlers and the adults who bring them. During each program,
toddler's will be introduced to first Spanish words, focusing on numbers &
colors. The goal is to develop and nurture a child's love of books, and
to prepare children for a family storytime experience.
1st & 3rd
Fridays
of the month at 10 a.m.
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Storytime Guidelines
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Arrive
early! We begin each program right on time, and you do not want to
miss any fun!
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Visit the
restroom before storytime begins.
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Please be
considerate. Take crying or disruptive children out of the story
room.
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Listen,
listen, listen! Parents and children should be as quiet as possible
while the storyteller is speaking. Each storytime incorporates
fingerplays, songs, and movement, so you'll have plenty of time to
shake out your sillies!
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Parents
should sit with children under three to prevent distractions.
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Enjoy
yourselves. Each program is designed to introduce kids to the
pleasures of reading. Books and libraries are fun!
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