Play and Learn the Alphabet is an hour of playtime that incorporates letter-learning toys for parent or caregiver and their children ages two to six. Registration is not required. Early Literacy Tip-Playing: Play is one of the best ways for children to learn language and literacy skills. They learn about language through playing as the […]
Play and Learn is for parent or caregiver and their children birth to four. Toys at these play sessions promote alphabet knowledge and other early literacy skills. Early Literacy Tip– When you’re playing with your baby, have fun using different noises for toys, like trucks, baby dolls or animals. Hearing different noises and experiencing various […]
Play and Learn is for parent or caregiver and their children birth to four. Toys at these play sessions promote alphabet knowledge and other early literacy skills. Early Literacy Tip– When you’re playing with your baby, have fun using different noises for toys, like trucks, baby dolls or animals. Hearing different noises and experiencing various […]
Spend time together watching a family movie. Browse the shelves and take home some books when you're done. Reserve a spot and find out what's playing by calling the library at 740.537.1262.
Due to a rainy forecast, StoryWalk was moved to this new date! Join us at Steubenville Beatty Park on May 14 from 1:00-3:00 pm for the first StoryWalk of the season! We’ll read the new StoryWalk book, make some springtime crafts, and eat some snacks! Each month a new book begins at the park. Pages […]
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Take your family to the library to watch a family movie. When it's done, browse the shelves and take home some books. To register and find out what's playing call 740.282.9782.
During your visit to the library pick up a Grab-and-Go bag with the book The Mixed-up Chameleon by Eric Carle!
During your visit to the library pick up a Grab-and-Go bag with the book The Mixed-up Chameleon by Eric Carle!
Tot Time is for parent or caregiver with children ages two to four. This interactive program lasts approximately 45 minutes and offers stories, songs, finger plays, rhymes, an introduction to the alphabet, a simple craft, and play. Registration is not required. Did You Know? Singing develops language skills. It slows down language so children can hear […]