Join us for Hora de Cuentos, a special storytime in Spanish at the Main Branch! All families are warmly welcomed, no matter the language spoken at home. There will be plenty of fun for everyone.
Saturday, February 7, at 10:30 am
We will read books, sing songs, and have fun. This program is open to all children ages 2-7 years with an adult. It will last for approximately 30 minutes and is limited to 20 children. Registration is required. You can register at the Youth Services Desk, or by calling us at 610.258.2917 x 306.
Hora de Cuentos
Sábado, 7 de febrero 10:30am
¡Únete a nosotros para una hora de cuentos muy especial en español!
Vamos a leer libros, cantar canciones, y divertirnos.
Abierto a todos los niños de 2-7 años con un adulto.
Aproximadamente 30 minutos
Limite 20 niños
Es necesario estar registrado.
Por favor, pregunte en el Youth Services Desk para inscribirse.
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Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
It's a Whale of a Tale, it's a Big Blue Whale!
If you missed preschool storytime this week, here is what we talked about:
Whales! What's the first sound you hear in the word, whale? /w/ What is a whale? Where do whales live? What else do you know about whales?
Let's sing our Little Bird Song: Way up in the sky, the little birds fly. While down in the nest, the little birds rest. Shhh! They're sleeping. With a wing on the left and a wing on the right, the little birds sleep all through the night. Shhh! They're sleeping. THEN! Up comes the sun, the dew goes away! Good morning! Good morning! The little birds say! (repeat a little faster)
It's Storytime! Your ears are to listen! Your eyes are to look! Now let's get together and read a great book! Here is the book, and here is the (cover). When you open it up, there's a lot to discover!
Blue Whale: The World's Biggest Mammal by Molly Smith. The kids loved learning all about where blue whales live, what they eat, and how they breathe!
Whales! What's the first sound you hear in the word, whale? /w/ What is a whale? Where do whales live? What else do you know about whales?
Let's sing our Little Bird Song: Way up in the sky, the little birds fly. While down in the nest, the little birds rest. Shhh! They're sleeping. With a wing on the left and a wing on the right, the little birds sleep all through the night. Shhh! They're sleeping. THEN! Up comes the sun, the dew goes away! Good morning! Good morning! The little birds say! (repeat a little faster)
It's Storytime! Your ears are to listen! Your eyes are to look! Now let's get together and read a great book! Here is the book, and here is the (cover). When you open it up, there's a lot to discover!
Blue Whale: The World's Biggest Mammal by Molly Smith. The kids loved learning all about where blue whales live, what they eat, and how they breathe!
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
WHO WAS ... BOOK GROUP!
The Palmer Branch offers children ages 7-12 years old a non-fiction book club that meets 4 times a year on selected Tuesday evenings from 6:00-7:00pm. The group will be discussing the book, "Who Was Eleanor Roosevelt" by Gare Thompson on
Tuesday, November 4 at 6:00pm.
The first 10 children who sign up AND attend the discussion will receive a free copy of the book.
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