Library
This fall we're expanding our schedule of programs for children in Kindergarten - 5th Grade, with several new programs, as well as familiar and well-loved programs:
Visit our Kids page to find all the details!
- 5 Fun Websites For Kids And Families
Looking for a few fun websites for your kids during the winter break? Try these suggestions from the Association for Library Service to Children: The Old Farmer's Almanac for Kids - Fun facts about weather, star gazing, puzzles, history, and...
- Coming Soon: Elementary School Kids Club!
APL KIDS CLUB - Coming Soon! Starting in September, kids from Kindergarten - 5th grade can join in the Library's new Elementary School Kids Club, held at the Central Library and the Aurora Hills Branch Library. What will the Kids Club do? Read books...
- Paws-to-read For Reluctant Readers
Steve (in glasses), one of the canine PAL volunteers photo by Andrew Harnik/ExaminerPaws-to-Read is a Library program that invites elementary school aged children to practice their reading skills by reading to trained therapy dogs. Parents can register...
- Fairies, Fables And Funny Folktales For Elementary Schools Kids
Do you love a good story? School-aged children and an accompanying adult are invited to the Columbia Pike Branch Library's Fairies, Fables and Funny Folktales, on Wednesdays from 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Attendees participate in multicultural read-alouds,...
- Wii Gaming Day For Kids At Westover - 1/19/10
Elementary kids in grades 1-5 are invited to play Wii games at the Westover Branch Library on Tuesday, Jan. 19, 3:30-5:30 p.m. No registration is required. For further information call 703-228-5260. For more about Kids programs, visit the Library's...
Library
New Elementary School Age Programs
This fall we're expanding our schedule of programs for children in Kindergarten - 5th Grade, with several new programs, as well as familiar and well-loved programs:- Book Parties - Celebrate your favorite book series with parties in the library. Parties will feature book-related games, trivia, and more!
- Fairies, Fable and Funny Folktales - Storyhour includes multicultural folktales, puppetry, readers' theater and crafts.
- Family Gaming - Have a family game night at the library! Library provides board games, card games, and video games.
- Kids Club - Elementary school kids are invited to come participate in fun activities. Please call for full schedule of activities.
- Afternoon Movies - Cozy up at the library during Winter Break for a special movie showing.
- Paws-to-Read - Children ages 5-12 are invited to read to therapy dogs.
- Storytelling - Come hear holiday stories!
Visit our Kids page to find all the details!
- 5 Fun Websites For Kids And Families
Looking for a few fun websites for your kids during the winter break? Try these suggestions from the Association for Library Service to Children: The Old Farmer's Almanac for Kids - Fun facts about weather, star gazing, puzzles, history, and...
- Coming Soon: Elementary School Kids Club!
APL KIDS CLUB - Coming Soon! Starting in September, kids from Kindergarten - 5th grade can join in the Library's new Elementary School Kids Club, held at the Central Library and the Aurora Hills Branch Library. What will the Kids Club do? Read books...
- Paws-to-read For Reluctant Readers
Steve (in glasses), one of the canine PAL volunteers photo by Andrew Harnik/ExaminerPaws-to-Read is a Library program that invites elementary school aged children to practice their reading skills by reading to trained therapy dogs. Parents can register...
- Fairies, Fables And Funny Folktales For Elementary Schools Kids
Do you love a good story? School-aged children and an accompanying adult are invited to the Columbia Pike Branch Library's Fairies, Fables and Funny Folktales, on Wednesdays from 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Attendees participate in multicultural read-alouds,...
- Wii Gaming Day For Kids At Westover - 1/19/10
Elementary kids in grades 1-5 are invited to play Wii games at the Westover Branch Library on Tuesday, Jan. 19, 3:30-5:30 p.m. No registration is required. For further information call 703-228-5260. For more about Kids programs, visit the Library's...