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-Music and Movement with Denya — Everyone is Welcome!
Denya LeVine is back with her multi-cultural, multi-generational Music and Movement program beginning on Friday, September 28th at 11 AM. She'll be here on the last Friday of the month at 11 AM. Bring the whole family and join the fun!
Denya LeVine is back with her multi-cultural, multi-generational Music and Movement program beginning on Friday, September 28th at 11 AM. She'll be here on the last Friday of the month at 11 AM. Bring the whole family and join the fun!
Story Time
This is an opportunity for parents and their little ones to come together for stories, songs, and pre-literacy activities with time afterward for socializing and play. For now this will only be happening at 11 AM on the second Friday of the month but I am always open to adding more programs if there are people who want them. Stop in and discuss it with me!
This is an opportunity for parents and their little ones to come together for stories, songs, and pre-literacy activities with time afterward for socializing and play. For now this will only be happening at 11 AM on the second Friday of the month but I am always open to adding more programs if there are people who want them. Stop in and discuss it with me!
The children's area offers so much:
Books, DVDs, and audiobooks for children of all ages.
Legos and a puppet theater.
Advice on age appropriate materials.
A great destination on a rainy day!
"80% of brain development happens
during the first three years of life.
Seize the opportunity."
Boston Basics uses technology to support and encourage intentional interactions with young children, including reading. The five Boston Basics principles can be accessed at no cost online and include a short culturally respectful video and tips for parents based on ages of their children, between birth and age three. Check out the website here.
Why Reading with Children Matters...
"Reading regularly with a caregiver improves young children's language development, early reading achievement, and school readiness. When adults read with young children and engage them in rich conversations, children develop larger vocabularies, learn to read more easily, and grow stronger emotionally." (Excerpt from NC Early Childhood Foundation, Institute for Child Success - NC Pathways to Grade-Level Reading. Click here for the full report "What Works for Third Grade Reading; New Resource Outlines Research-Based Policies, Practices and Programs.")