- Children watch others become engaged in a storytime and learn from each other.
- They are exposed to a wide variety of authors and writing styles.
- They learn vital school readiness skills - sitting still for a period of time, how to pay attention to an adult other than a parent, how to take turns, and how to be reasonably quiet.
More surprisingly perhaps, storytimes are also helpful to parents and caregivers.
Attending a library storytime ensures that a trip to the library will be fun and something special to look forward to. While you're at the library, allow your child to check out some books as a special take home treat.- Adults learn songs and rhymes to support their child's learning.
- Fun, engaging, and educational ways of reading to a child are modeled.
- They offer an opportunity to meet and connect with other parents and caregivers.
We are excited to welcome you and your child to a new session of storytimes beginning on August 24! For full details about all of our programs, please click on the following link:
http://gailbweb.gailborden.info/evanced/lib/eventcalendar.asp
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