Kids, Teens, & Family Newsletter
New Newsletter schedule
Starting 9/25, we are switching from a bi-weekly newsletter schedule to once a month. Same great information, less clogging up your inbox! We appreciate your patience with some repeated content as we make the transition.
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Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month
Pick up a To-Go Fiesta Flowers Project starting 9/15 and until supplies last
Best for ages 3-18. Visit your library during open hours to pick up this special family project to make at home! While supplies last.
photograph of three mexican tissue flowers
Enjoy Ms Blanca's English-Spanish mini-early literacy video
Ms. Blanca shares this charming story in both English and Spanish in this encore mini-early literacy class video. Available 9/13-10/15 HERE.
cover of the book De Donde Eres?
Fall Early Literacy & Learning Programs
Read, Sing, Play, Talk, & Write with your little one at the library!
Visit the library starting in October for our self-directed learning opportunities:
Family Fun Spots
Starting October 4. Visit your library's Children's Area any time during open hours to enjoy this fun, self-directed STEM activity ideal for ages 3-6, but all ages and abilities are welcome. Family Fun Spots will feature books, a hands-on activity, and a take-home sheet to extend the learning. The schedule of weekly themes are now available on our web calendar!
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Story Stations

Starting October 4. Best for ages 2-5, but all ages and abilities are welcome. Engage your child with self-directed learning stations that develop the five early literacy practices of Read, Write, Sing, Play, & Talk, plus kindergarten readiness skills. 20-minute walk-in or online appointments are available and are limited to one household at a time.
Story Stations Early Learning activities logo with train
Under the Sea with Pete the Cat

Ride along with Pete and friends as you enjoy undersea adventures in this self-directed program. Based on the book Pete the Cat: Scuba Cat, your stations include a shark feeding game, ocean animals scavenger hunt, fish measuring activity, and other fun learning stations. After the program, pick up your take home packet with playdough, jellyfish in a jar activity instructions, and more!
cover of the book Pete the Cat Scuba Cat
Wheel-y Fun with Daniel Tiger

Join Daniel Tiger and friends for a self-directed activities celebrating things that zoom, vroom, and speed around the room! Based on the book Trolley Ride, your stations include an interactive road trip game, vehicle tangram activity, musical sound station, rhyming puzzle matchup, and more. After the program, pick up your take home packet with a fun rainbow pencil and make-your-own tangrams and rhyme cube activities!
cover of the book Trolley Ride with Daniel Tiger
Space Adventures with PAW Patrol

Join Ryder, Chase, and the rest of the PAW Patrol for an out of this world adventure in this self-directed program. Based on the book Chase's Space Case, your stations include sorting aliens, bubbles, walking across the moon, creating your own unique rubbing of the moon's surface, and writing your own countdown! After the program, pick up your take home packet with mini-bubbles and a craft and other activities!
Cover of the PAW Patrol book Chase's Space Case
Got a teen heading to college?
Paying for College workshop

Teens and their parents both need to understand what it means to pay for college and to make wise decisions to avoid massive school debt. Come ready to learn about the FAFSA, read a college's financial aid offer and plan for all the other expenses college brings.

This is an in-person class at the Savage Library and registration is required.