Tag: reading
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Story Time
Story time can help children build their vocabulary, speaking and storytelling skills, letter knowledge, and love of books. Story time includes… books songs & rhymes finger plays & felt boards […]
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Story Time
Story time can help children build their vocabulary, speaking and storytelling skills, letter knowledge, and love of books. Story time includes… books songs & rhymes finger plays & felt boards […]
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Story Time
Story time can help children build their vocabulary, speaking and storytelling skills, letter knowledge, and love of books. Story time includes… books songs & rhymes finger plays & felt boards […]
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Food for Thought Book Club
Food for Thought book discussion group affords readers an opportunity to come together, talk about books, and express their opinions. The group meets on the 4th Thursday of the month* […]
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Story Time
Story time can help children build their vocabulary, speaking and storytelling skills, letter knowledge, and love of books. Story time includes… books songs & rhymes finger plays & felt boards […]
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Story Time
Story time can help children build their vocabulary, speaking and storytelling skills, letter knowledge, and love of books. Story time includes… books songs & rhymes finger plays & felt boards […]
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Story Time
Story time can help children build their vocabulary, speaking and storytelling skills, letter knowledge, and love of books. Story time includes… books songs & rhymes finger plays & felt boards […]
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Story Time
Story time can help children build their vocabulary, speaking and storytelling skills, letter knowledge, and love of books. Story time includes… Stick around after the stories for…
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History of US Public Libraries
When you search online for “first public library in the United States” you might get conflicting information. Three libraries claim this distinction. All three were established long before 1776. In the 1720s, Philadelphia resident Benjamin Franklin worked in a print shop. He and eleven friends founded the Junto Club in 1727. The purpose of this…
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Easter Eggs
Some authors like to include inside jokes, often called Easter Eggs, in their books. Little things that fans might notice but nobody else will pay the slightest attention to. An author’s nod to an observant reader. A character from a past book may make a cameo appearance in a new novel, or maybe the same…