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December 2019
Story Hour
Story Hour is for parent/caregiver and children ages 2-6. Enjoy books, rhymes, play, and a simple art project. Registration required by calling or visiting the library at 740.282.9782. Early Literacy is what kids know about reading and writing before they can read and write. Try This- Try going on a “walk” through the story where you discuss what you see going on in the illustrations; you can even make up your own story about what is happening in the pictures you…
Find out more »Babygarten
Babygarten is a lap-sit program for parent and/or caregiver with children birth to two. Songs, rhymes, and books are shared to help babies with language development. Registration is not required. Early Literacy is what kids know about reading and writing before they can read and write. Try This- Sing to your baby as you drive around town. Put your own spin on classic favorites like "The Wheels on the Bus" or "Itsy, Bitsy Spider" to introduce new vocabulary and word sounds.
Find out more »Family Movie
It's movie time at the library. While you're at the library, pick out a few books to take home.
Find out more »Story Time
Story Time is for children ages 5-10. Children will listen to stories, sing songs, watch a short film, and complete an art activity. Registration is required by calling or visiting the library at 740.546.3782. Early Literacy is what kids know about reading and writing before they can read and write. Try This- Words are all around us! point out letters or simple words that your child may recognize, such as ones that start with the same letter as his name…
Find out more »Polar Express Night
Wear your pajamas to watch the movie! Register by calling the library at 740.264.6166.
Find out more »January 2020
Play and Learn the Alphabet
Play and Learn the Alphabet is for parent or caregiver and their children two to six years of age. Children play with toys while interacting with other children. Registration is not required so stop in and meet other parents of young children. Here's a tip from the Ohio Department of Education: Young children learn best during playful, everyday activities. Play “I-Spy” in the grocery store together. Choose a color and encourage your child to point out objects that match the…
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