Rhyme Time is an interactive program consisting of various, fun skill-building activities such as rhymes, songs, bounces and more. The program incorporates musical instruments, scarves and parachutes.
Did you know that during a 24-hour period, the International Space Station completes 16 orbits of Earth, and that its astronauts see 16 sunrises and sunsets every day?
Worlds collide when we combine a story with a STEM (Science Technology, Engineering, and Math) challenge.
Ages and grades are strictly enforced: to allow each child to feel successful, provide the best experience for all attendees, and offer opportunities for social and emotional growth within peer groups, children who are not in the correct grade or age-group for this program will be turned away at the door.
All children ages 12 and younger must be in the company of a parent/adult care-giver at all times while in the library. Even if the child is attending a program, it is required that the parent/adult caregiver remain in the library building throughout the program.
Children ages 3-13 are invited to stop by the Youth Services area to make a fun craft project! These quick projects will take 10-15 minutes to complete, and we will have a new craft to make each week while you are visiting the library.
All children ages 12 and younger must be in the company of a parent/adult care-giver at all times while in the library. Even if the child is attending a program, it is required that the parent/adult caregiver remain in the library building throughout the program.
Worlds collide when we combine a story with a STEM (Science Technology, Engineering, and Math) challenge.
Ages and grades are strictly enforced: to allow each child to feel successful, provide the best experience for all attendees, and offer opportunities for social and emotional growth within peer groups, children who are not in the correct grade or age-group for this program will be turned away at the door.
All children ages 12 and younger must be in the company of a parent/adult care-giver at all times while in the library. Even if the child is attending a program, it is required that the parent/adult caregiver remain in the library building throughout the program.