Children's Programs
Baby Time
(September - April each year)
(Inactive over the summer)
(Inactive over the summer)
Toddler Time
(September - April each year)
(Inactive over the summer)
(Inactive over the summer)
Story Time
(September - April each year)
(Inactive over the summer)
(Inactive over the summer)
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Why Playtime Is Important in Children's Spaces
Play is critical for children's physical, cognitive, and social-emotional development. It helps them explore their world and figure out how things work. They learn important life skills such as problem-solving and cooperation. Children learn through play and playing activates their imaginations. Now, your thinking a library exists for reading and study but quiet play is just as beneficial as active play.
Play is critical for children's physical, cognitive, and social-emotional development. It helps them explore their world and figure out how things work. They learn important life skills such as problem-solving and cooperation. Children learn through play and playing activates their imaginations. Now, your thinking a library exists for reading and study but quiet play is just as beneficial as active play.
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PAWS For Reading
Come meet Radar, our PAWS for Reading dog! Radar visits on scheduled days and loves to sit and listen to the kids as they read him stories. If you read him a bed time story, he may even fall asleep! Registration is required, so please call the library at 814-765-3271. |
Cruise into Kindergarten online game - This will take you to a website with featured links to age appropriate sites and activities for children and adults.
1000 Books Before Kindergarten- A new program open to kids ages birth- start of kindergarten to achieve a goal of reading 1000 books before kindergarten! Stop in for information, registration and a chance to win a prize!
