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In-Person: Zero to Five Storytime
No Registration Required
Tuesday
August
16
10:15​am
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Children's Area)
Event Category: Storytime
From the rhythm and repetition of nursery rhymes to the use of picture books, songs and flannel board stories, your child will be encouraged to develop early literacy skills.
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In-Person: Zero to Five Storytime
No Registration Required
Tuesday
August
23
10:15​am
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Children's Area)
Event Category: Storytime
From the rhythm and repetition of nursery rhymes to the use of picture books, songs and flannel board stories, your child will be encouraged to develop early literacy skills.
Learn more >
In-Person: Zero to Five Storytime
No Registration Required
Tuesday
August
30
10:15​am
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Children's Area)
Event Category: Storytime
From the rhythm and repetition of nursery rhymes to the use of picture books, songs and flannel board stories, your child will be encouraged to develop early literacy skills.
Learn more >
In-Person: Zero to Five Storytime
No Registration Required
Tuesday
September
6
10:15​am
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Children's Area)
Event Category: Storytime
From the rhythm and repetition of nursery rhymes to the use of picture books, songs and flannel board stories, your child will be encouraged to develop early literacy skills.
Learn more >
In-Person: Zero to Five Storytime
No Registration Required
Tuesday
September
13
10:15​am
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Children's Area)
Event Category: Storytime
From the rhythm and repetition of nursery rhymes to the use of picture books, songs and flannel board stories, your child will be encouraged to develop early literacy skills.
Learn more >
In-Person: Zero to Five Storytime
No Registration Required
Tuesday
September
20
10:15​am
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Children's Area)
Event Category: Storytime
From the rhythm and repetition of nursery rhymes to the use of picture books, songs and flannel board stories, your child will be encouraged to develop early literacy skills.
Learn more >
In-Person: Zero to Five Storytime
No Registration Required
Tuesday
September
27
10:15​am
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Children's Area)
Event Category: Storytime
From the rhythm and repetition of nursery rhymes to the use of picture books, songs and flannel board stories, your child will be encouraged to develop early literacy skills.
Learn more >
In-Person: Zero to Five Storytime
No Registration Required
Tuesday
October
4
10:15​am
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Children's Area)
Event Category: Storytime
From the rhythm and repetition of nursery rhymes to the use of picture books, songs and flannel board stories, your child will be encouraged to develop early literacy skills.
Learn more >
In-Person: Countdown to Kindergarten
Our Prized Pets
Registration Required
Monday
October
10
10:15​am
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Children's Area)
Event Categories: Education & Learning; Arts & Crafting
Learn about pets through stories, rhymes and activities designed to help preschoolers develop the necessary skills to become readers and succeed in kindergarten. Recommended for ages 4-5.
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In-Person: Zero to Five Storytime
No Registration Required
Tuesday
October
11
10:15​am
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Children's Area)
Event Category: Storytime
From the rhythm and repetition of nursery rhymes to the use of picture books, songs and flannel board stories, your child will be encouraged to develop early literacy skills.
Learn more >

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