September 2019
Play and Learn the Alphabet
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 is what kids know about reading and writing before they can read and write. Try This– Dress-up is a fun and inexpensive way to introduce your child to storytelling. Provide old clothes and other household props to help act out favorite stories- or make up make up his/her own. …
Find out more »October 2019
Toronto Branch Book Club
Ready to discuss this month's book selection? Did you like the book? Did you connect to the characters? We want to know what you think. And if you're just now thinking of joining the group, give us a call to learn more. 740.537.1262.
Find out more »Social Security
Tri-State Financial Services registered representative Suzanne Kresser will be at the library branches to present information about social security including: getting the most out of your benefits, understanding the value of social security, different types of social security benefits, taxation of social security benefits, and recent developments. Register in advance by calling 537.1262.
Find out more »Story Hour
Story Hour is for parent/caregiver and children ages 2-6. Enjoy books, rhymes, play, and a simple art project with a Halloween theme! Registration required by calling or visiting the library at 740.537.1262. 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…
Find out more »Play and Learn the Alphabet
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 is what kids know about reading and writing before they can read and write. Try This– Dress-up is a fun and inexpensive way to introduce your child to storytelling. Provide old clothes and other household props to help act out favorite stories- or make up make up his/her own. …
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