Meet Finn the Reading Dog. Okay, Finn won’t read to you but you can read to Finn! If you sign for for this, you’ll: a. Get your own ten minute one-on-one reading session with Finn b. Get to pet and bond with a truly caring canine c.
Storytime with Mr. Mark – ages 3 and overWhen we had storytime outsideThe wintry winds would always stingBut at Indoor StorytimeMy gosh, it’s always spring!Five Best Reasons Storytime is More Fun Inside:5. You won’t sit on a rock4. An acorn won’t drop on your head3.
Toy Time – Ages 1 – 5There’s nothing that’s more funThan to play with toys, it’s trueFor every girl and boyAnd maybe adults too!At Toy Time kids will:a. meet like-minded toddlersb. build with blocksc. play with trainsd. participate in obstacle courses and paradese.
Enjoy a storytime Featuring Pie to celebrate Pi Day! Note: There will be optional pie for attendees to enjoy after Storytime. Join Ms. Casey on Saturday morning for a family-friendly storytime featuring books, rhymes, and activities. For families with children of all ages.
Sing songs, listen to stories, and act out rhymes at this storytime for the youngest of library visitors. There will be toys available after storytime ends. Ages Birth-2 years, older siblings welcome. The Winter session is indoors in the Storytime Room, with windows open to increase air circulation and followed by play time.
Junior LEGO League – Ages 4 and overKids will create innovative LEGO projectsYou could create most anythingWhen you put LEGOs togetherLike a Cosmic LEGO-fyerOr something even better!If you attend this activity you’ll get to:a. build rocketsb.
Turn small bundles of yarn into a cute bird! Available beginning Wednesday, March 18 while supplies last. For ages 8-adult. Questions? Contact Casey at cpetipas-haggerty@minlib. net or 978-897-1010 x106.
For Ages 24-35 Months Led by First Connections In this group, we will get messy with art and sensory materials! Experience with sensory materials helps children develop their motor and problem-solving skills, and promotes their creativity and emotional regulation.
Storytime with Mr. Mark – ages 3 and overWhen we had storytime outsideThe wintry winds would always stingBut at Indoor StorytimeMy gosh, it’s always spring!Five Best Reasons Storytime is More Fun Inside:5. You won’t sit on a rock4. An acorn won’t drop on your head3.
Toy Time – Ages 1 – 5There’s nothing that’s more funThan to play with toys, it’s trueFor every girl and boyAnd maybe adults too!At Toy Time kids will:a. meet like-minded toddlersb. build with blocksc. play with trainsd. participate in obstacle courses and paradese.
Celebrate the first day of Spring and a Maynard Public School’s Early Release day with a simple flower-themed craft. Drop-in, no registration needed. Ages 2-18 Questions? Contact Casey at cpetipas-haggerty@minlib. net
With assistance from guest artist Cindy Kennelly, who created fantastic artwork based on book covers for the Stories in Fiber art exhibit, Wendy Valentine will facilitate this hands-on workshop for children ages 3-12 where we will be creating collages from fabric and other materials.