Waldo is hiding at Desert Broom Library the entire month of January. Find the hidden Waldos in new locations within the branch every day. Check out 3 books from any of the library sections where you found Waldo and get a free book of your choice. Play once a day but as many times as you like for the entire month.
"Caught between Two Worlds" photography exhibit by Elizabeth Pineda
Originally from Mexico City, Elizabeth Z. Pineda’s photography focuses on controversial issues, giving voice to those who often exist in society's shadow. Caught between Two Worlds captures double-exposed images of immigration in the US fusing landscape and people, asking the viewer to carefully examine not just the images, but the issue itself.
Join us for a First Friday reception from 6:30-8:00 pm February 1, 2019. The reception is supported by the Friends of the Phoenix Public Library.
Get help searching and applying for jobs online and through our posted jobs. Also get assistance writing or improving your resume. You are also free to sit in on a class that is in session. No registration is required!
Babies (accompanied by a favorite adult) enjoy songs, activities to promote movement, rhymes, books and playtime in each lively session. Babies and caregivers also are introduced to Baby Sign Language, a wonderful way to grow babies' communication skills. BabyTime gives your baby the opportunity to hear lots of language while you get to know other families with young children. What is your child learning? Hearing stories and rhymes helps your baby develop language skills. Using sign language speeds babies' language development and improves parent/child communication. #pplstorytime #babytimewithsigntorytime
#babytimewithsign
Space
is limited; free tickets will be handed out 30 minutes prior to program.
Storytimes at Agave Library are supported by a grant from First Things
First Phoenix North Region.
Babies (0-12 months accompanied by a favorite adult) enjoy songs, activities to promote movement, rhymes, books and playtime in each lively session. Babies and caregivers also are introduced to Baby Sign Language, a wonderful way to grow babies’ communication skills. BabyTime gives your baby the opportunity to hear lots of language while you get to know other families with young children. What is your child learning? Hearing stories and rhymes helps your baby develop language skills. Using sign language speeds babies’ language development and improves parent/child communication.
Space is limited; free tickets will be available before the program begins.
Babies (accompanied by a favorite adult) enjoy songs, activities to promote movement, rhymes, books and playtime in each lively session. Babies and caregivers also are introduced to Baby Sign Language, a wonderful way to grow babies’ communication skills. BabyTime gives your baby the opportunity to hear lots of language while you get to know other families with young children. What is your child learning? Hearing stories and rhymes helps your baby develop language skills. Using sign language speeds babies’ language development. #pplstorytime #babytimewithsign
Three to five-year-olds (accompanied by a favorite adult) enjoy stories, games and activities designed to nourish the skills that lead to success in school – persistence, flexibility and problem-solving. What is your child learning? Your preschooler is learning about the world and how to master emotions and desires. By teaching her how to focus, take turns and think creatively, you will get her ready for school. This program includes basic concept knowledge (colors, numbers, letters) as well as structured activities. #pplstorytime #preschoolprep
Two-year-olds (accompanied by a favorite adult) enjoy interactive stories, songs and games that encourage emerging language skills in a session dedicated to active toddlers. Children and caregivers also practice Baby Sign Language, a great way to help young children develop communication skills. What is your child learning? Your toddler learns nine new words a day! Hearing stories, songs and rhymes helps develop your child's vocabulary. Using sign language will speed your toddler’s language development by 6-12 months! #pplstorytime #toddlertimewithsign
Babies (accompanied by a favorite adult) enjoy songs, activities to promote movement, rhymes, books and playtime in each lively session. Babies and caregivers also are introduced to Baby Sign Language, a wonderful way to grow babies’ communication skills. BabyTime gives your baby the opportunity to hear lots of language while you get to know other families with young children. What is your child learning? Hearing stories and rhymes helps your baby develop language skills. Using sign language speeds babies’ language development and improves parent/child communication. #
Two-year-olds (accompanied by a favorite adult) enjoy
interactive stories, songs and games that encourage emerging language skills in
a session dedicated to active toddlers. Children and caregivers also practice
Baby Sign Language, a great way to help young children develop communication
skills. What is your child learning? Your toddler learns nine new words a day! Hearing stories, songs and rhymes helps develop your child's vocabulary. Using sign language will speed your toddler's language development by 6-12 months! #pplstorytime #toddlertimewithsign
lstorytime
#toddlertimewithsign
Space is limited; free tickets will be handed out 30 minutes prior to program.
Storytimes at Agave Library are supported by a grant from First Things First Phoenix North Region.
Babies (13-24 months accompanied by a favorite adult) enjoy songs, activities to promote movement, rhymes, books and playtime in each lively session. Babies and caregivers also are introduced to Baby Sign Language, a wonderful way to grow babies’ communication skills. BabyTime gives your baby the opportunity to hear lots of language while you get to know other families with young children. What is your child learning? Hearing stories and rhymes helps your baby develop language skills. Using sign language speeds babies’ language development and improves parent/child communication.
Space is limited; free tickets will be available before the program begins.
Share books, stories,
songs, rhymes, and music in a fun interactive program that builds early
literacy skills. This program is designed for children birth to five years old
accompanied by a favorite adult. What is your child learning? Children who love
books and stories, and have opportunities to engage in active storytelling,
become more successful readers.
Comparta libros, cuentos,
canciones, rimas y música en un divertido programa interactivo que desarrolla
las habilidades de alfabetización temprana. Este programa está diseñado para
niños de cero a cinco años acompañados de un adulto favorito. ¿Que está
aprendiendo su niño? Los niños que aman los libros y las historias, y tienen la
oportunidad de participar en la narración activa, se convierten en lectores más
exitosos
Share books, stories, songs, rhymes, and music in a fun interactive program that builds early literacy skills. This program is designed for children birth to five years old accompanied by a favorite adult. What is your child learning? Children who love books and stories, and have opportunities to engage in active storytelling, become more successful readers. #pplstorytime #familystorytime
This is an adaptive storytime in a smaller group setting to help children with special needs join in library programs. Storytime includes music, movement, repetition, visual schedules, basic ASL, and hands-on learning activities. Families will also have the opportunity to stay and play. Parent or caregiver must attend with child. Limited group size.
Share songs, rhymes and music in a fun, fast-moving interactive program that builds early literacy skills. This program is designed for children birth to age 5 accompanied by a favorite adult. What is your child learning? Children who love books and stories, and have opportunities to engage in active storytelling, become more successful readers. #pplstorytime
Think your kids are too young to learn to code? Think again! Did you know that children can learn the foundations of coding and computer commands before they can write or spell? Simple Logic and Sequencing can be taught to children as young as 4, preparing them for more advanced knowledge at an earlier age. Join us for fun activities, apps and games to teach your child the fundamentals of the coding language. Ages 4-7
Children ages 0-18 can enjoy a healthy meal and educational activity Tuesday thru Saturday at the Desert Sage library. Meals are provided by the St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance.
Explore! Create! Have fun! Each week brings a new topic such as mazes, magnets, slime, catapults, and more. Creative kids can drop-in anytime between 3:30 and 4:15 pm to do hands-on projects and experiments. Bring a friend and make new discoveries each week. Supported by the Friends of Phoenix Public Library, Agave Chapter.
Children ages 0-18 can enjoy a healthy meal and educational activity Tuesday through Saturday at the Harmon Library. Meals are provided by the St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance.
Children ages 0-18 can enjoy a free, healthy meal and educational activity Tuesday thru Saturday. Meals are provided by St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance. #kidscafe
Children ages 0-18 can enjoy a healthy meal and educational activity Tuesday thru Saturday at the Acacia Branch library. Meals are provided by the St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance.
