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Make a Splash - Read







THIS SUMMER - MAKE A SPLASH!

READ!

June 7 - August

Join the Summer Reading Club and read great books, win prizes, and attend our celebration party on July 28 at 7pm.

 

 

Check out our full listing of summer fun here.  Summer fun includes Stories in the Park, Scenes from the Bianchi Playwriting Festival, Poppin-up Puppets, Singing Bowls, Stretching Tubas, Art, Crafts, Magic, Dance, and Music, plus our full lineup of storytimes!

 


Heights Kids - In Your Face Project

Children ages 18 mos. - 11 yrs. created self-portraits

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Drop in for Storytimes!          

Ongoing Storytimes at Lee Road:

Mondays at 11:30 - Story Stop family storytime.  Due to popularity, we're adding a 10:30 Story Stop beginning in June!

Thursdays at 10:30 - Explorastory where children ages 2-5 and caregivers explore stories through Art!  A Reggio Emilia based program.

Calling all Babies, Waddlers, and Young & Restless  for age specific programs during April.  For a complete listing see the calendar.  Next session begins June 7.


 GASP! (Great After School Program)

Monday - Thursday 3:30 - 5:00 through May.  Every day is a new adventure.  What will it be today?  Arts & crafts, music & movement, puzzles & games, storytelling?  Come visit to find out!


Watch Henry and Alice tell a story on YouTube!

 


 

Book FlixBookFlix

As part of our effort to build a community of avid readers, Heights Library now subscribes to Scholastic BookFlix, a new online literacy resource that pairs classic video storybooks from Weston Woods with related nonfiction eBooks from Scholastic to build a love of reading and learning.

This incredibly engaging resource for grades PreK-3 will help early readers develop and practice essential reading skills and introduces students to a world of knowledge and exploration. Try it out now! BookFlix

 


Latest Post: Charlotte's Weblog

Just like children sleepin'
Perhaps a little known fact is that the Native Americans gave every full moon a name. Each month's moon had a name associated with  something important that was happening during that month, for instance July's full moon, which has just passed, was known as the Full Buck Moon to certain...

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Just like children sleepin'
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