Events Displayed =  276 - 300  out of  752  PREV 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 NEXT Saturday July 6, 2013 Go To Top 10:15 AM  -  11:00 AM Book Swap Bingo - Unearth a Treasure! AFL       Contact: Youth Services   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Bring your books and play bingo to swap your books for books that other children have brought. This is a great way to replenish your home library with books you haven't read while making sure that others get a chance to enjoy the books that you enjoyed reading.     Location: Alexander Family Library     The registration period has not begun.

10:15 AM  -  11:00 AM Explore Art EV       Contact: Jeff Swope   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Watch your child’s imagination and creativity blossom while exploring art at The Library. Children learn about storytelling with color, pattern and texture as they develop fine and gross motor skills through painting, sculpting and drawing. Your refrigerator will never be the same!     Location: Elizabethville Library   10:15 AM  -  11:00 AM Preschool Storytime JOH       Contact: Jeff Swope   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Learn, Explore, Discover! Join DCLS at Storytime and give your child a solid foundation for their future! Storytimes aren’t just entertaining, they’re educational! Attending Storytimes helps your child develop a love of reading and provides early learning skills that will help your child succeed in school and in life. Songs, rhymes and finger plays promote self-expression and creativity, expand vocabulary and heighten phonological awareness. Storytelling fosters both receptive and expressive language, encourages listening and comprehension skills, and models narrative skills and communication. Parents and caregivers learn tips and tricks that they can use at home to continue the learning throughout the day.     Location: Johnson Memorial Library   10:15 AM  -  11:00 AM Preschool Storytime KL       Contact: Jeff Swope   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Learn, Explore, Discover! Join DCLS at Storytime and give your child a solid foundation for their future! Storytimes aren’t just entertaining, they’re educational! Attending Storytimes helps your child develop a love of reading and provides early learning skills that will help your child succeed in school and in life. Songs, rhymes and finger plays promote self-expression and creativity, expand vocabulary and heighten phonological awareness. Storytelling fosters both receptive and expressive language, encourages listening and comprehension skills, and models narrative skills and communication. Parents and caregivers learn tips and tricks that they can use at home to continue the learning throughout the day.     Location: Kline Library   10:15 AM  -  11:00 AM Toddler Storytime ESA (4)       Contact: Jeff Swope   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Learn, Explore, Discover! Join DCLS at Storytime and give your child a solid foundation for their future! Storytimes aren’t just entertaining, they’re educational! Attending Storytimes helps your child develop a love of reading and provides early learning skills that will help your child succeed in school and in life. Songs, rhymes and finger plays promote self-expression and creativity, expand vocabulary and heighten phonological awareness. Storytelling fosters both receptive and expressive language, encourages listening and comprehension skills, and models narrative skills and communication. Parents and caregivers learn tips and tricks that they can use at home to continue the learning throughout the day.     Location: East Shore Area Library   11:15 AM  -  12:15 PM Reader's Theatre Youth Volunteers AFL       Contact: Youth Services Department   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Youth, ages 11 up are invited to perform a Reader's Theater program as part of this year’s Summer Reading Program. What's Reader's Theater? It's a play where you act out a role, but you read your part from the script so you don't need to memorize any words. It's fun! You will need to attend three rehearsal sessions. Then, you will perform for a preschool audience at a special performance. Discover what it is like to be a reading role model.     Location: Alexander Family Library     The registration period has not begun.   11:30 AM  -  12:15 PM Explore Art ESA       Contact: Jeff Swope   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Watch your child’s imagination and creativity blossom while exploring art at The Library. Children learn about storytelling with color, pattern and texture as they develop fine and gross motor skills through painting, sculpting and drawing. Your refrigerator will never be the same!     Location: East Shore Area Library   11:30 AM  -  12:15 PM For Me, For You, For Later KL       Contact: Jeff Swope   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     A special five-week program series for children ages 3 to 5 that focuses on early financial education skills using games, toys and activities that help develop, math and counting concepts. Participants receive a book and other materials to keep. These series are part of the PNC Grow Up Great initiative and are supported by the PNC Foundation.     Location: Kline Library   11:30 AM  -  12:15 PM Toddler Storytime JOH       Contact: Jeff Swope   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Learn, Explore, Discover! Join DCLS at Storytime and give your child a solid foundation for their future! Storytimes aren’t just entertaining, they’re educational! Attending Storytimes helps your child develop a love of reading and provides early learning skills that will help your child succeed in school and in life. Songs, rhymes and finger plays promote self-expression and creativity, expand vocabulary and heighten phonological awareness. Storytelling fosters both receptive and expressive language, encourages listening and comprehension skills, and models narrative skills and communication. Parents and caregivers learn tips and tricks that they can use at home to continue the learning throughout the day.     Location: Johnson Memorial Library Sunday July 7, 2013 Go To Top 1:30 PM  -  2:15 PM Stuffed Animal Sleepover ESA       Contact: Jeff Swope   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     You can't sleep over at the library, but your favorite stuffed animal can! Children can bring their favorite stuffed animal (only one per child please) to the library the day before this program and come back to pick their furry friend up the next day at this program. Wait until you see what your favorite friend was up to during thier night at the library.     Location: East Shore Area Library     The registration period has not begun.   2:30 PM  -  3:30 PM Reader's Theatre Youth Volunteers ESA       Contact: Youth Services Department   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Youth, ages 11 up are invited to perform a Reader's Theater program as part of this year’s Summer Reading Program. What's Reader's Theater? It's a play where you act out a role, but you read your part from the script so you don't need to memorize any words. It's fun! You will need to attend three rehearsal sessions. Then, you will perform for a preschool audience at a special performance. Discover what it is like to be a reading role model.     Location: East Shore Area Library Monday July 8, 2013 Go To Top 10:15 AM  -  11:00 AM Born To Read MOM       Contact: Jeff Swope   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Baby, You are Born to Read! It's never too early to discover the joy of reading with your baby! Early literacy and language skills begin with Mother Goose rhymes, great picture books, play time, and songs you'll sing all day! Join us and experience the magic that happens when babies meet books! For Moms, Dads, Grandparents and Caregivers of walkers.     Location: Madeline L. Olewine Memorial Library   10:15 AM  -  11:00 AM Toddler Storytime ESA (1)       Contact: Jeff Swope   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Learn, Explore, Discover! Join DCLS at Storytime and give your child a solid foundation for their future! Storytimes aren’t just entertaining, they’re educational! Attending Storytimes helps your child develop a love of reading and provides early learning skills that will help your child succeed in school and in life. Songs, rhymes and finger plays promote self-expression and creativity, expand vocabulary and heighten phonological awareness. Storytelling fosters both receptive and expressive language, encourages listening and comprehension skills, and models narrative skills and communication. Parents and caregivers learn tips and tricks that they can use at home to continue the learning throughout the day.     Location: East Shore Area Library

10:15 AM  -  11:30 AM Learn and PLay ND       Contact: Jeff Swope   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Engage your child in play that helps strengthen motor skills, social skills, and encourages early literacy. During each session a different community resource professional will be available to answer parenting questions. Children get a chance to play together and parents get a chance to share experiences and concerns.     Location: Northern Dauphin   11:30 AM  -  12:15 PM Tasty Tales MOM       Contact: Jeff Swope   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Explore the world of healthy eating (and cooking) with books, rhymes, songs and, of course, food! Each week, we'll explore a different type of food or meal and how to prepare it together. We'll even toss in some math and science activities and listen to stories that relate to the food we're learning about. It all adds up to a delicious time for everyone. Children or parents with a food allergy should call Youth Services Programming & Outreach at 566-0949 x 217 for more information.     Location: Madeline L. Olewine Memorial Library   11:30 AM  -  12:15 PM Toddler Storytime ESA (2)       Contact: Jeff Swope   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Learn, Explore, Discover! Join DCLS at Storytime and give your child a solid foundation for their future! Storytimes aren’t just entertaining, they’re educational! Attending Storytimes helps your child develop a love of reading and provides early learning skills that will help your child succeed in school and in life. Songs, rhymes and finger plays promote self-expression and creativity, expand vocabulary and heighten phonological awareness. Storytelling fosters both receptive and expressive language, encourages listening and comprehension skills, and models narrative skills and communication. Parents and caregivers learn tips and tricks that they can use at home to continue the learning throughout the day.     Location: East Shore Area Library   2:00 PM  -  2:45 PM World Beats MOM       Contact: Jeff Swope   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Musical instruments from around the world introduce children to music, folklore, and cultural traditions that highlight the differences and the similarities we all share. Each week a different culture will be explored through story and song.     Location: Madeline L. Olewine Memorial Library   5:00 PM  -  5:45 PM World of Play MOM       Contact: Jeff Swope   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Who doesn't enjoy a good game?  Using ancient and modern toys from various countries around the world, your child will practice hand-eye coordination, control, and cooperation in this fun and engaging program.  They will also get a chance to make their own toys to take home and share with their world.     Location: Madeline L. Olewine Memorial Library   6:00 PM  -  6:45 PM Try Tie Dye - Deep Down Design JOH       Contact: Youth Services Department   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     What says summer more than bright colors and fun? Bring a t-shirt (you must bring your own t-shirt, there will not be any available at the programs) and your imagination to make your own summer statement. If you want you can bring a different dye-able item such as a pillowcase, canvas bag, etc.     Location: Johnson Memorial Library     The registration period has not begun.   6:00 PM  -  7:30 PM Paws2Read ESA (2) - Register Here       Contact: Youth Services Department   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Join certified therapy dogs for a fun session of reading. These dogs and their owners love to be read to. This is a special program that encourages children who may be reluctant readers to read to the easiest and most willing audience, a dog. Each child will have an opportunity to read to the dog for about 15 minutes. Registration for this program is by appointment. Please contact Youth Services Programming & Outreach at 566-0949 ext 217 to schedule a time.     Location: East Shore Area Library     The registration period has not begun. Tuesday July 9, 2013 Go To Top 10:15 AM  -  11:00 AM Born To Read ESA (1)       Contact: Jeff Swope   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Baby, You are Born to Read! It's never too early to discover the joy of reading with your baby! Early literacy and language skills begin with Mother Goose rhymes, great picture books, play time, and songs you'll sing all day! Join us and experience the magic that happens when babies meet books! For Moms, Dads, Grandparents and Caregivers of walkers.     Location: East Shore Area Library   10:15 AM  -  11:00 AM Parachute Adventure: Rhythm, Rhyme & Movement MRL       Contact: Jeff Swope   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Your child’s learning skills will reach new heights with this special Storytime that uses a parachute to get preschoolers working their minds and bodies. Featuring stories, songs, rhymes, and fun activities designed to help children develop crucial learning skills.     Location: McCormick Riverfront   10:15 AM  -  11:00 AM Toddler Storytime AFL (1)       Contact: Jeff Swope   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Learn, Explore, Discover! Join DCLS at Storytime and give your child a solid foundation for their future! Storytimes aren’t just entertaining, they’re educational! Attending Storytimes helps your child develop a love of reading and provides early learning skills that will help your child succeed in school and in life. Songs, rhymes and finger plays promote self-expression and creativity, expand vocabulary and heighten phonological awareness. Storytelling fosters both receptive and expressive language, encourages listening and comprehension skills, and models narrative skills and communication. Parents and caregivers learn tips and tricks that they can use at home to continue the learning throughout the day.     Location: Alexander Family Library   11:30 AM  -  12:15 PM Born To Read ESA (2)       Contact: Jeff Swope   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Baby, You are Born to Read! It's never too early to discover the joy of reading with your baby! Early literacy and language skills begin with Mother Goose rhymes, great picture books, play time, and songs you'll sing all day! Join us and experience the magic that happens when babies meet books! For Moms, Dads, Grandparents and Caregivers of walkers.     Location: East Shore Area Library   11:30 AM  -  12:15 PM Toddler Storytime AFL (2)       Contact: Jeff Swope   566-0949   youthprogram@dcls.org     Learn, Explore, Discover! Join DCLS at Storytime and give your child a solid foundation for their future! Storytimes aren’t just entertaining, they’re educational! Attending Storytimes helps your child develop a love of reading and provides early learning skills that will help your child succeed in school and in life. Songs, rhymes and finger plays promote self-expression and creativity, expand vocabulary and heighten phonological awareness. Storytelling fosters both receptive and expressive language, encourages listening and comprehension skills, and models narrative skills and communication. Parents and caregivers learn tips and tricks that they can use at home to continue the learning throughout the day.     Location: Alexander Family Library

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