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October News from the Children’s Room

October News from the Children’s Room

Cooler weather is here, and we have cozy and spooky stories, songs, and activities to fit every mood!

Join us for programs at the library or use our Storytime at Home outlines to create your own activities!

Fall Children’s Programs

Looking for free, family-friendly programs? Check out our Events Calendar or the highlights below!

Author Visits with Kim Howard

Saturday, November 8

 

Imagination Session, 10-10:45a (younger children)

Enjoy readalouds, songs, and activities with local picture book author, Kim Howard!

 

Young Writer’s Notebook, 10:45-11:15a (school age children)

School age kids can visit the library to practice your creative writing skills with local author Kim Howard!

Winter Program Preview

Take a leap into the unknown with these programs featuring the mysterious, mythical, and more!
Myths and Mysteries: Dragon Eggs | Monday, December 1, 5-5:30p

Cosmic Adventures: Glow in the Dark Art | Monday, January 12, 5-5:30p

Cosmic Adventures: Oil Pastel Auroras | Wednesday, January 14, 5-6p

Cosmic Adventures: Alien Slime | Monday, January 26, 5-5:30p

Ancient Civilizations: Artifact Dig | Monday, February 9, 5-5:30p

Ancient Civilizations: Mandala Art | Wednesday, February 11, 5-6p

Ancient Civilizations: Writing Workshop | Monday, February 23, 5-5:30p

Storytime at Home

Recreate the fun of storytime anytime with these outlines! Each outline includes songs, rhymes, and books to help you bring storytime to your classroom.

Try at Home

Recreate the fun of library programs anytime with these suggested activities!

Family Literacy Tip

Make Your Own Book: Fold several pieces of paper in half to make a little booklet. Encourage your child to write and/or draw a story. Have them read it to you when they are finished!

Early Literacy Tip

Music encourages children to express themselves through movement and play.

Source: Colorado Libraries for Early Literacy

Read more about the importance of singing with young children

Partner With Us

Outreach Services

PGTPL Youth Services outreach services are available to schools, daycares, community organizations, housing complexes, and other entities within Guilford Township.

Programs and events offered offsite by PGTPL are done free of charge, both for the host who coordinates with us and for the participants themselves.

Contact us with special requests or for more details!

Book Donations

Interested in receiving book donations for your location? Fill out a request form and we’ll reach out to confirm the donations. Books are available to any organizations serving Guilford Township and are yours to keep or distribute as needed.

Donations will be pulled from withdrawn books in good condition. Requests will be considered at our discretion and will depend on available books.

Read More

What are VOX Books? Learn more about this special collection that’s perfect for kids learning to read independently!

October is domestic violence awareness and prevention month. Find recommended books to address this important topic with kids.

Celebrate the power of friendship with this booklist!

Ready to Read: Play: Find out about the importance of play for young children along with tips to incorporate every day.

Don’t freak out! Everyone can find something to love in this list of Not-So-Scary Monster books.



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