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COMMUNITY > Library > Children’s Programs

Children’s Programs

Books for Babies
A community-based literacy program focusing on the importance of reading to newborns. Reading kits are provided to all new parents in the community.

Tiny Tots @ Your Library
A parent-child group program is offered at the Fort St. James Bicentennial Library. This program includes rhymes, songs and stories and is designed for children from birth to 36 months and their parents. Two 10-week sessions, Thursdays from 10-11:30, are offered annually. Registration required.

Story Time
A drop-in story time is offered at the Fort St. James Bicentennial Library every Wednesday (year round) from 1:30 to 2:00 p.m. for children ages 3 to 6. Sessions include storytelling, songs, finger rhymes, craft activities, felt board stories and puppet shows.

Summer Reading Program
Every summer in July and August the Fort St. James Bicentennial Library offers the Summer Reading Program for children ages 7 to 12. During 6 sessions over the summer, children participate in reading, craft, and outdoor activities designed around the annually-changing theme.

Teen Summer Reading Program
An online reading program where teens ages 13 to 18 post book reviews and receive feedback and prizes for their participation. To access the Teen Summer Reading Webpage click here or go to http://www.teensrc.ca

For more information on children’s programs, contact Diana Uhrich at the library.