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Storytime is a 30 minute filled with books, songs, and fun, followed by a short, hands-on learning activity.
Storytime introduces basic elements of literacy such as names of letters, numbers, colors, animals and more while it builds language and social skills. 
Storytime features elements of other languages including Spanish, French, and ASL.
This event is for children up to age 5 with an adult caregiver. Materials provided on a first come, first served basis.

Tips for a Successful Storytime Visit

If you or your child is sneezing, coughing, or not feeling well, visit us another day.
Arrive on time so that you don't miss any of the fun.
Participate actively with your child. If it is physically comfortable for you, sit on the floor with your child.
Put your phone away and save adult conversations until after Storytime.
Wait to eat snacks until after Storytime.
If Storytime is not holding your child's attention, step out of the room until they are ready to rejoin the group.
 

Storytime is a 30 minute filled with books, songs, and fun, followed by a short, hands-on learning activity.
Storytime introduces basic elements of literacy such as names of letters, numbers, colors, animals and more while it builds language and social skills. 
Storytime features elements of other languages including Spanish, French, and ASL.
This event is for children up to age 5 with an adult caregiver. Materials provided on a first come, first served basis.

Tips for a Successful Storytime Visit

If you or your child is sneezing, coughing, or not feeling well, visit us another day.
Arrive on time so that you don't miss any of the fun.
Participate actively with your child. If it is physically comfortable for you, sit on the floor with your child.
Put your phone away and save adult conversations until after Storytime.
Wait to eat snacks until after Storytime.
If Storytime is not holding your child's attention, step out of the room until they are ready to rejoin the group.
 

Join us at the library for Baby Time filled with books, songs, and fun. This 30 minute event is for children up to 18 months with an adult. 

Tips for a Successful Baby Time Visit

• If you or your child is sneezing, coughing, or not feeling well, visit us another day.
• Arrive on time so that you don't miss any of the fun.
• Participate actively with your child. If it is physically comfortable for you, sit on the floor with your child.
• Put your phone away and save adult conversations until after Baby Time.
• Wait to eat snacks until after Baby Time.
• If Baby Time is not holding your child's attention, step out of the room until they are ready to rejoin the group.
• Transition your child to different library programs when they are ready.