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Artist Alma Woodsey Thomas is the first African-American woman to be included in the White House's permanent art collection. Her colorful works of Abstract Art use simple lines and vibrant colors to paint a picture. At this Artful Pages Project: Abstract Art, we will look at many of her works of art and use her techniques to create works of art. Please register one spot per child. Grades 1-3

Wednesday, February 11, at 10 AMCelebrate Valentine's Day with special holiday books and crafts. Ms. Jocelyn from the Coordinated Family and Community Engagement (CFCE) Program will join us for books, dancing, bubbles, and a craft!No registration is required. Please bring your SAILS Library card so your child can take storytime books home.Seekonk Library storytimes focus on talking, singing, reading, writing, and playing- important principles for your child’s reading readiness.

Let it rip at Beyblade Club!Kids in grades 1–5 are invited to battle by launching their Beyblades into a stadium to see who comes out on top. Join us for free play and friendly competition! Bring your own Beyblades and stadiums or use the library’s limited supply. Come battle some Beyblades and meet some new friends! Grades 1-5This is a drop-in program; no registration required.

As the days grow shorter and the pace of life slows, Seekonk Public Library invites you to embrace the art of “Creative Wintering.” Join us on Wednesday, January 28, February 4, or February 11 at 6 PM at Seekonk Library for hands-on sessions designed to nurture creativity and calm. Each week will feature a different sample project, exercise or medium as a prompt for your creativity. Space is limited. Each session is separate; register for one or more dates in the online Events Calendar.

Babies, Books, and Belly Time Ages 0-18Thursday, February 5, 12, at 10:00 AMBaby Storytime is a program designed for infants ages 0–18 months. Bring a small blanket for your baby to sit on and enjoy a short story followed by music, fingerplays, and movement activities. After storytime, stay for a relaxed play session. Babies can enjoy belly time, which is great for building neck and shoulder strength, crawling through a tunnel, exploring toys, and looking through board books. No registration is required. Just bring your SAILS Library card if you’d like to borrow storytime books to take home.At Seekonk Library, our storytimes are built around five key early literacy practices: talking, singing, reading, writing, and playing, all essential for helping your child get ready to read.

Ready to join the revolution? Seekonk Public Library’s winter reading challenge for adults, Reading the Revolution, will be hosted January 2 – February 28. In the spirit of the country’s 250th anniversary, this winter theme invites you to start the year with the revolutionary act of reading, sharing reviews and completing challenge activities. Whether you’re a history lover or always looking to expand your reading, this challenge is for you. Choose any title you want or use suggestions featured in the MA250 Reading the Revolution book lists. This season’s challenge is only for adults, but related teen and children’s titles are provided so they can read along with you.Participate your way:Use the Beanstack app or visit seekonkpl.beanstack.org to register and make updatesPrefer offline? Paper logs will be available at the Research Help Desk starting January 2Participated in previous challenges? Use your existing Beanstack loginThe more you read, the more chances to win! All adults who stay active in the challenge will be entered in a final prize drawing.Online registration opens December 1 at seekonkpl.beanstack.orgSpread the freedom gained through reading with ‘Reading the Revolution!’

Pick up a kit in the children’s room MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. Bring storytime home with one of our early literacy kits for toddlers and preschoolers! Each kit includes 5-6 books and 5 early literacy and fine motor activities based on the theme of the week.Support your child’s early literacy with the 5 principles we use to create storytime at the library; talk, read, sing, write, and play! Toddler kits are recommended for ages 2-3 who appreciate shorter stories and simple fine motor tasks. Preschool kits are recommended for ages 3-5 and include longer stories and slightly more advanced fine motor practice. SAILS card is required to check out books.

Kid Librarian of the Month Ages 7-12Stop by the Children’s Room MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY to fill out an application for the chance to become the Kid Librarian of the Month.As a Kid Librarian, you will receive an official t-shirt and be in charge of creating a book display with a theme of your choice. You will also make a sign to accompany the display. If needed, the Kid Librarian can ask the Librarian for assistance setting up the display.The Kid Librarian of the Month will be selected during the second week of each month, and their display will be showcased for the rest of the month. If chosen, you will be contacted by email or phone.All applications will remain on file.

Find the “good things” with children’s author and illustrator, Emely Varosky! Come and meet Emely at the library for an interactive reading of her book Strange Wild Beings. After the reading, we’ll complete a craft based on the characters from the book, Skoshie and Friends, an octopus, a cat, and a dragon who look for the “good things” as they adventure together! Best for families with children ages 4 and up. Please register all attendees.

Do you want to get more out of your smartphone or tablet? Bring them to our monthly Library Tech Class. In each session we will provide an introduction to the most useful tools and tips for your mobile device to help getting started. How easy is it to turn your ideas into images with AI? We'll look at the capabilities of free AI image generators and discuss the controversy around use.For more information or for help with registration, call Adult Services at 508-336-8230 x56130 or email library@seekonkpl.org.

Get up close to animals of all kinds with the help of Dave Marchetti! You will learn about the animals Dave presents, then get a chance to touch and hold many of the animals, further enhancing the experience. The hands-on nature of the show truly forms lasting memories!Please register all attendees.

Get Ready for a Spectacular Science Show!Experience the excitement as science comes to life in this high-energy performance! Watch foggy dry ice storms, see giant beach balls float through the air, and be amazed by sizzling, shivering scissors and bubbly, hands-on fun. It’s a thrilling, educational adventure that will leave you wide-eyed with wonder! All ages. Please register all attendees.

Catch up on popular and award-nominated movies with us! Watch this DVD release for FREE at Seekonk Public Library:Thursday, February 19 at 5:30 PMSummary - “Trying to leave their troubled lives behind, twin brothers return to their hometown to start again, only to discover that an even greater evil is waiting to welcome them back.”Action, Horror, ThrillerRated RRuntime: 2 hours 8 minutesNote: This film contains mature content intended for adult audiences.

Ready to join the revolution? Seekonk Public Library’s winter reading challenge for adults, Reading the Revolution, will be hosted January 2 – February 28. In the spirit of the country’s 250th anniversary, this winter theme invites you to start the year with the revolutionary act of reading, sharing reviews and completing challenge activities. Whether you’re a history lover or always looking to expand your reading, this challenge is for you. Choose any title you want or use suggestions featured in the MA250 Reading the Revolution book lists. This season’s challenge is only for adults, but related teen and children’s titles are provided so they can read along with you.Participate your way:Use the Beanstack app or visit seekonkpl.beanstack.org to register and make updatesPrefer offline? Paper logs will be available at the Research Help Desk starting January 2Participated in previous challenges? Use your existing Beanstack loginThe more you read, the more chances to win! All adults who stay active in the challenge will be entered in a final prize drawing.Online registration opens December 1 at seekonkpl.beanstack.orgSpread the freedom gained through reading with ‘Reading the Revolution!’

Children and their caregivers are invited to explore a variety of toys and sensory-rich materials designed to encourage play and support the development of motor skills, memory, communication, and problem-solving. This program welcomes children of all abilities in a fun, friendly, quiet environment. All ages.

Don’t throw away your shot! Join us at Seekonk Public Library for a special screening of the award-winning musical Hamilton on Saturday, February 21 at 1 PM. This movie is rated PG-13 with a runtime of 2 hours 40 minutes.Hamilton presents the tale of American Founding Father Alexander Hamilton through a groundbreaking fusion of hip-hop, jazz, R&B, and Broadway. This filmed version of the original Broadway production captures the energy, passion, and innovation that made Hamilton a cultural phenomenon. With a diverse cast and electrifying performances, Hamilton tells the story of America then—through the lens of America now—bringing history to life for a new generation. Relive the revolutionary spirit in a modern telling of the story of one of America’s most remarkable figures. This program is free and open to the public. For planning purposes and to receive important program updates, please register in the online Events Calendar

Pick up a kit in the children’s room MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. Bring storytime home with one of our early literacy kits for toddlers and preschoolers! Each kit includes 5-6 books and 5 early literacy and fine motor activities based on the theme of the week.Support your child’s early literacy with the 5 principles we use to create storytime at the library; talk, read, sing, write, and play! Toddler kits are recommended for ages 2-3 who appreciate shorter stories and simple fine motor tasks. Preschool kits are recommended for ages 3-5 and include longer stories and slightly more advanced fine motor practice. SAILS card is required to check out books.

**Please Note: February meeting takes place on a MondayFebruary Selection: Sociopath: A Memoir by Patric GagneEmail nonfictionspl@gmail.com for more information.

Starting with storyboarding, independent filmmaker Nicola McEldowney (Nicola Rose, Magnetosphere) will walk us through all the steps to making an independent film. She’ll show brief clips from her own filmography as examples of finished products, and she’ll allow participants time to ask questions and even make their own storyboards and share ideas. This workshop is preceded by our February 3 screening of Nicola’s brand new film Magnetosphere, a family-friendly coming-of-age story with an uplifting message, so make sure to join us for both of these events!This 1-hour event is free and open to grades 6 through adult. Space is limited and registration is required at seekonkpl.org/events.For more information, call Adult Services at the library at (508) 336-8230 or email teens@seekonkpl.org.

How is your view of American history different based on what you know today versus what you learned in school? Join us at The Seekonk Public Library on Wednesday, February 25 at 6 PM for Revolution Remix: Craft and Conversation, a welcoming, open discussion for history lovers, casual readers, movie watchers and anyone willing to share. We will enjoy select excerpts from the movie Hamilton, the groundbreaking Broadway musical, and chat about books from the library’s Reading the Revolution Winter Challenge. No participation in the library’s reading challenge is required—all are encouraged to join in. Bring your creativity for a handmade craft inspired by the era for a relaxed way to connect with the stories and ideas of the time. This program is free and open to the public. For planning purposes and to receive important program updates, please register in the online Events Calendar.

Pick up a kit in the children’s room MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. Bring storytime home with one of our early literacy kits for toddlers and preschoolers! Each kit includes 5-6 books and 5 early literacy and fine motor activities based on the theme of the week.Support your child’s early literacy with the 5 principles we use to create storytime at the library; talk, read, sing, write, and play! Toddler kits are recommended for ages 2-3 who appreciate shorter stories and simple fine motor tasks. Preschool kits are recommended for ages 3-5 and include longer stories and slightly more advanced fine motor practice. SAILS card is required to check out books.

Kid Librarian of the Month Ages 7-12Stop by the Children’s Room MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY to fill out an application for the chance to become the Kid Librarian of the Month.As a Kid Librarian, you will receive an official t-shirt and be in charge of creating a book display with a theme of your choice. You will also make a sign to accompany the display. If needed, the Kid Librarian can ask the Librarian for assistance setting up the display.The Kid Librarian of the Month will be selected during the second week of each month, and their display will be showcased for the rest of the month. If chosen, you will be contacted by email or phone.All applications will remain on file.

Ages 3-5At preschool storytime, children ages 3-5 are encouraged to engage with stories, sing songs, and participate in activities to spark curiosity and promote a love of books! Younger siblings are welcome too.We will apply the five key principles of early literacy- reading, talking, singing, writing, and playing- to develop prereading skills in a fun, interactive environment. Registration is NOT required, but please bring your SAILS library card so you can bring home more books to keep building those early literacy skills.

This book group meets on the first Monday of the month at 6:30 PM in the Large Meeting Room. New members are welcome. For more information, contact ddziedzic@comcast.nethttps://seekonkpl.org/fiction-book-discussion/

Paws to Read at the Library!Help your child build reading skills and boost confidence by signing up for Paws to Read! During this special program, children can reserve a 15-minute one-on-one session to read aloud to Gizmo and Pepe, two lovable Chihuahua/Pomeranian mix therapy dogs.Reading to animals has been shown to improve reading fluency and confidence, especially for struggling readers. Each private session is led by Sandra Healey and her therapy dogs, Gizmo and Pepe. Space is limited, so be sure to register early.Children should bring a book they are comfortable reading, or arrive a few minutes early to choose one from the children’s room.

Let's read, play, and learn together! This weekly storytime is designed for children 18 – 36 months old. The storytime will include reading a few books, followed by music, activities, movement, and yes, even bubbles!No registration is required. Please bring your SAILS Library card so your child can take storytime books home.Seekonk Library storytimes focus on talking, singing, reading, writing, and playing- important principles for your child’s reading readiness.

Babies, Books, and Belly Time. Baby Storytime is a program designed for infants ages 0–18 months. Bring a small blanket for your baby to sit on and enjoy a short story followed by music, fingerplays, and movement activities. After storytime, stay for a relaxed play session. Babies can enjoy belly time, which is great for building neck and shoulder strength, crawling through a tunnel, exploring toys, and looking through board books. No registration is required. Just bring your SAILS Library card if you’d like to borrow storytime books to take home.At Seekonk Library, our storytimes are built around five key early literacy practices: talking, singing, reading, writing, and playing, all essential for helping your child get ready to read.

**Please note: Meetings are for TAB members only. To join, visit seekonkpl.org/teens and download the TAB application. Email the finished application to teens@seekonkpl.org or turn it in at the Research Help Desk in the library.Your opinion matters! If you’re in grade 6 through 12, then you have a chance to make a difference at your library by joining the Teen Advisory Board (TAB). During the school year, we will meet once a month at 3:30 PM to share ideas about upcoming programs and discuss how we can make the most out of the library’s services for tweens and teens. This is an opportunity to practice leadership, collaboration, and civic engagement and to take an active role in shaping the library’s impact on your community. Becoming a member of the board requires a commitment to attend meetings regularly.For more information, call Adult Services at the library at (508) 336-8230 or email teens@seekonkpl.org.

We're celebrating Read Across America Week with fast, fun, Minute to Win It challenges for families of all ages - with a Dr. Seuss twist! Stop by to compete with family and friends in quick challenges to beat the clock and earn bragging rights! This is a drop in event.

Pick up a kit in the children’s room MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. Bring storytime home with one of our early literacy kits for toddlers and preschoolers! Each kit includes 5-6 books and 5 early literacy and fine motor activities based on the theme of the week.Support your child’s early literacy with the 5 principles we use to create storytime at the library; talk, read, sing, write, and play! Toddler kits are recommended for ages 2-3 who appreciate shorter stories and simple fine motor tasks. Preschool kits are recommended for ages 3-5 and include longer stories and slightly more advanced fine motor practice. SAILS card is required to check out books.

Kid Librarian of the Month Ages 7-12Stop by the Children’s Room MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY to fill out an application for the chance to become the Kid Librarian of the Month.As a Kid Librarian, you will receive an official t-shirt and be in charge of creating a book display with a theme of your choice. You will also make a sign to accompany the display. If needed, the Kid Librarian can ask the Librarian for assistance setting up the display.The Kid Librarian of the Month will be selected during the second week of each month, and their display will be showcased for the rest of the month. If chosen, you will be contacted by email or phone.All applications will remain on file.

Ages 3-5In celebration of our Annual Boston Bruins Pajama Drive, March 9 will be Pajama Storytime! We will have Pajama stories, songs, and activities. Drop in for some fun and don’t forget to wear your PJs! At preschool storytime, children ages 3-5 are encouraged to engage with stories, sing songs, and participate in activities to spark curiosity and promote a love of books! Younger siblings are welcome too.We will apply the five key principles of early literacy- reading, talking, singing, writing, and playing- to develop prereading skills in a fun, interactive environment. Registration is NOT required, but please bring your SAILS library card so you can bring home more books to keep building those early literacy skills.

In celebration of our Annual Boston Bruins PJ Drive, March 3 will be PJ Storytime! We will have Pajama stories, songs, and activities. Drop in for some fun and don’t forget to wear your PJs!No registration is required. Please bring your SAILS Library card so your child may take storytime books home.Seekonk Library storytimes focus on talking, singing, reading, writing, and playing- important principles for your child’s reading readiness..

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In celebration of our Annual Boston Bruins PJ Drive, March 4 will be PJ Storytime! We will have a Pajama story, songs, and bubbles. Drop in for some fun and don’t forget to wear your PJs!No registration is required. Please bring your SAILS Library card so your child may take storytime books home.Seekonk Library storytimes focus on talking, singing, reading, writing, and playing- important principles for your child’s reading readiness.

Let it rip at Beyblade and Builders Club!Kids in grades 1–5 are invited to battle by launching their Beyblades into a stadium to see who comes out on top. Channel your inner engineer or architect to build a Lego creation, on your own or with a friend. We supply the Legos, you supply the imagination! Join us for free play and friendly competition! Bring your own Beyblades and stadiums or use the library’s limited supply. Come battle, build, and meet some new friends! Grades 1-5This is a drop-in program; no registration required.

Join us in the meeting room to meet, play, and learn with other homeschool families! Activities and games for kids of all ages will be provided. Educators will have the opportunity ask reference questions or share resources with other home educators. This is a drop in event.

Pick up a kit in the children’s room MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. Bring storytime home with one of our early literacy kits for toddlers and preschoolers! Each kit includes 5-6 books and 5 early literacy and fine motor activities based on the theme of the week.Support your child’s early literacy with the 5 principles we use to create storytime at the library; talk, read, sing, write, and play! Toddler kits are recommended for ages 2-3 who appreciate shorter stories and simple fine motor tasks. Preschool kits are recommended for ages 3-5 and include longer stories and slightly more advanced fine motor practice. SAILS card is required to check out books.

Kid Librarian of the Month Ages 7-12Stop by the Children’s Room MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY to fill out an application for the chance to become the Kid Librarian of the Month.As a Kid Librarian, you will receive an official t-shirt and be in charge of creating a book display with a theme of your choice. You will also make a sign to accompany the display. If needed, the Kid Librarian can ask the Librarian for assistance setting up the display.The Kid Librarian of the Month will be selected during the second week of each month, and their display will be showcased for the rest of the month. If chosen, you will be contacted by email or phone.All applications will remain on file.

Ages 3-5At preschool storytime, children ages 3-5 are encouraged to engage with stories, sing songs, and participate in activities to spark curiosity and promote a love of books! Younger siblings are welcome too.We will apply the five key principles of early literacy- reading, talking, singing, writing, and playing- to develop prereading skills in a fun, interactive environment. Registration is NOT required, but please bring your SAILS library card so you can bring home more books to keep building those early literacy skills.

Do you want to get more out of your smartphone or tablet? Bring them to our monthly Library Tech Class. In each session we will provide an introduction to the most useful tools and tips for your mobile device to help getting started. Did you know you can use your library card to get thousands of FREE ebooks, audiobooks, magazines and movies? Join Librarian Michelle Gario in this 90 minute session for an introduction on getting started with apps Libby, Hoopla and Kanopy. You must bring your Seekonk library card and password (pin) for this program. You must bring your own device; make sure the device is fully charged. Space is limited; registration is required.

Let's read, play, and learn together! This weekly storytime is designed for children 18 – 36 months old. The storytime will include reading a few books, followed by music, activities, movement, and yes, even bubbles!No registration is required. Please bring your SAILS Library card so your child can take storytime books home.Seekonk Library storytimes focus on talking, singing, reading, writing, and playing- important principles for your child’s reading readiness.

Babies, Books, and Belly Time. Baby Storytime is a program designed for infants ages 0–18 months. Bring a small blanket for your baby to sit on and enjoy a short story followed by music, fingerplays, and movement activities. After storytime, stay for a relaxed play session. Babies can enjoy belly time, which is great for building neck and shoulder strength, crawling through a tunnel, exploring toys, and looking through board books. No registration is required. Just bring your SAILS Library card if you’d like to borrow storytime books to take home.At Seekonk Library, our storytimes are built around five key early literacy practices: talking, singing, reading, writing, and playing, all essential for helping your child get ready to read.

It’s an early release day, and the children’s room has a craft for you to welcome Spring! Swing by the children's room and get crafting! We’ve got everything you need to make your very own Spring creation. All supplies are provided, drop in and let your imagination do the rest! All ages.

Catch up on popular and award-nominated movies with us! Watch this highly-regarded new release for FREE at Seekonk Public Library:One Battle After AnotherThursday, March 19 at 5PMRuntime: 2 hours 41 minutesRated R.Action, Thriller, CrimeSummary - When their evil enemy resurfaces after 16 years, a group of ex-revolutionaries reunite to rescue one of their own's daughter.Note: This film contains mature content intended for adult audiences. Register in the calendar at seekonkpl.org/events for planning purposes and to receive important program updates.

Children and their caregivers are invited to explore a variety of toys and sensory-rich materials designed to encourage play and support the development of motor skills, memory, communication, and problem-solving. This program welcomes children of all abilities in a fun, friendly, quiet environment. All ages.

Pick up a kit in the children’s room MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. Bring storytime home with one of our early literacy kits for toddlers and preschoolers! Each kit includes 5-6 books and 5 early literacy and fine motor activities based on the theme of the week.Support your child’s early literacy with the 5 principles we use to create storytime at the library; talk, read, sing, write, and play! Toddler kits are recommended for ages 2-3 who appreciate shorter stories and simple fine motor tasks. Preschool kits are recommended for ages 3-5 and include longer stories and slightly more advanced fine motor practice. SAILS card is required to check out books.

Kid Librarian of the Month Ages 7-12Stop by the Children’s Room MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY to fill out an application for the chance to become the Kid Librarian of the Month.As a Kid Librarian, you will receive an official t-shirt and be in charge of creating a book display with a theme of your choice. You will also make a sign to accompany the display. If needed, the Kid Librarian can ask the Librarian for assistance setting up the display.The Kid Librarian of the Month will be selected during the second week of each month, and their display will be showcased for the rest of the month. If chosen, you will be contacted by email or phone.All applications will remain on file.

Ages 3-5At preschool storytime, children ages 3-5 are encouraged to engage with stories, sing songs, and participate in activities to spark curiosity and promote a love of books! Younger siblings are welcome too.We will apply the five key principles of early literacy- reading, talking, singing, writing, and playing- to develop prereading skills in a fun, interactive environment. Registration is NOT required, but please bring your SAILS library card so you can bring home more books to keep building those early literacy skills.

Many illustrators, including Lois Ehlert, use Collage Art to create interesting pages in their picture books. In this Artful Pages Project, we will examine a few of these artists' books, then tear apart magazines and books to create our own Collage Art. Please register.

Tiny Hands Workshop is a hands-on workshop designed to support early childhood development! Kids will explore stations set up around the room, perfect for practicing fine motor skills. These activities lay the foundation for pre-literacy abilities and school readiness. This program is in association with P.A.C.E., Inc. Child Care Works.Please register all attending.

This session requires registration and attendance on the first event date, March 11.

Babies, Books, and Belly Time. Baby Storytime is a program designed for infants ages 0–18 months. Bring a small blanket for your baby to sit on and enjoy a short story followed by music, fingerplays, and movement activities. After storytime, stay for a relaxed play session. Babies can enjoy belly time, which is great for building neck and shoulder strength, crawling through a tunnel, exploring toys, and looking through board books. No registration is required. Just bring your SAILS Library card if you’d like to borrow storytime books to take home.At Seekonk Library, our storytimes are built around five key early literacy practices: talking, singing, reading, writing, and playing, all essential for helping your child get ready to read.

Title and start time to be determined based on availabilityDetails will be posted.

Pick up a kit in the children’s room MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. Bring storytime home with one of our early literacy kits for toddlers and preschoolers! Each kit includes 5-6 books and 5 early literacy and fine motor activities based on the theme of the week.Support your child’s early literacy with the 5 principles we use to create storytime at the library; talk, read, sing, write, and play! Toddler kits are recommended for ages 2-3 who appreciate shorter stories and simple fine motor tasks. Preschool kits are recommended for ages 3-5 and include longer stories and slightly more advanced fine motor practice. SAILS card is required to check out books.

Kid Librarian of the Month Ages 7-12Stop by the Children’s Room MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY to fill out an application for the chance to become the Kid Librarian of the Month.As a Kid Librarian, you will receive an official t-shirt and be in charge of creating a book display with a theme of your choice. You will also make a sign to accompany the display. If needed, the Kid Librarian can ask the Librarian for assistance setting up the display.The Kid Librarian of the Month will be selected during the second week of each month, and their display will be showcased for the rest of the month. If chosen, you will be contacted by email or phone.All applications will remain on file.

Ages 3-5At preschool storytime, children ages 3-5 are encouraged to engage with stories, sing songs, and participate in activities to spark curiosity and promote a love of books! Younger siblings are welcome too.We will apply the five key principles of early literacy- reading, talking, singing, writing, and playing- to develop prereading skills in a fun, interactive environment. Registration is NOT required, but please bring your SAILS library card so you can bring home more books to keep building those early literacy skills.

Let's read, play, and learn together! This weekly storytime is designed for children 18 – 36 months old. The storytime will include reading a few books, followed by music, activities, movement, and yes, even bubbles!No registration is required. Please bring your SAILS Library card so your child can take storytime books home.Seekonk Library storytimes focus on talking, singing, reading, writing, and playing- important principles for your child’s reading readiness.

Babies, Books, and Belly Time. Baby Storytime is a program designed for infants ages 0–18 months. Bring a small blanket for your baby to sit on and enjoy a short story followed by music, fingerplays, and movement activities. After storytime, stay for a relaxed play session. Babies can enjoy belly time, which is great for building neck and shoulder strength, crawling through a tunnel, exploring toys, and looking through board books. No registration is required. Just bring your SAILS Library card if you’d like to borrow storytime books to take home.At Seekonk Library, our storytimes are built around five key early literacy practices: talking, singing, reading, writing, and playing, all essential for helping your child get ready to read.

**Please note: Meetings are for TAB members only. To join, visit seekonkpl.org/teens and download the TAB application. Email the finished application to teens@seekonkpl.org or turn it in at the Research Help Desk in the library.Your opinion matters! If you’re in grade 6 through 12, then you have a chance to make a difference at your library by joining the Teen Advisory Board (TAB). During the school year, we will meet once a month at 3:30 PM to share ideas about upcoming programs and discuss how we can make the most out of the library’s services for tweens and teens. This is an opportunity to practice leadership, collaboration, and civic engagement and to take an active role in shaping the library’s impact on your community. Becoming a member of the board requires a commitment to attend meetings regularly.For more information, call Adult Services at the library at (508) 336-8230 or email teens@seekonkpl.org.

Pick up a kit in the children’s room MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. Bring storytime home with one of our early literacy kits for toddlers and preschoolers! Each kit includes 5-6 books and 5 early literacy and fine motor activities based on the theme of the week.Support your child’s early literacy with the 5 principles we use to create storytime at the library; talk, read, sing, write, and play! Toddler kits are recommended for ages 2-3 who appreciate shorter stories and simple fine motor tasks. Preschool kits are recommended for ages 3-5 and include longer stories and slightly more advanced fine motor practice. SAILS card is required to check out books.

Kid Librarian of the Month Ages 7-12Stop by the Children’s Room MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY to fill out an application for the chance to become the Kid Librarian of the Month.As a Kid Librarian, you will receive an official t-shirt and be in charge of creating a book display with a theme of your choice. You will also make a sign to accompany the display. If needed, the Kid Librarian can ask the Librarian for assistance setting up the display.The Kid Librarian of the Month will be selected during the second week of each month, and their display will be showcased for the rest of the month. If chosen, you will be contacted by email or phone.All applications will remain on file.

Ages 3-5At preschool storytime, children ages 3-5 are encouraged to engage with stories, sing songs, and participate in activities to spark curiosity and promote a love of books! Younger siblings are welcome too.We will apply the five key principles of early literacy- reading, talking, singing, writing, and playing- to develop prereading skills in a fun, interactive environment. Registration is NOT required, but please bring your SAILS library card so you can bring home more books to keep building those early literacy skills.

Paws to Read at the Library!Help your child build reading skills and boost confidence by signing up for Paws to Read! During this special program, children can reserve a 15-minute one-on-one session to read aloud to Gizmo and Pepe, two lovable Chihuahua/Pomeranian mix therapy dogs.Reading to animals has been shown to improve reading fluency and confidence, especially for struggling readers. Each private session is led by Sandra Healey and her therapy dogs, Gizmo and Pepe. Space is limited, so be sure to register early.Children should bring a book they are comfortable reading, or arrive a few minutes early to choose one from the children’s room.

Let's read, play, and learn together! This weekly storytime is designed for children 18 – 36 months old. The storytime will include reading a few books, followed by music, activities, movement, and yes, even bubbles!No registration is required. Please bring your SAILS Library card so your child can take storytime books home.Seekonk Library storytimes focus on talking, singing, reading, writing, and playing- important principles for your child’s reading readiness.

Babies, Books, and Belly Time. Baby Storytime is a program designed for infants ages 0–18 months. Bring a small blanket for your baby to sit on and enjoy a short story followed by music, fingerplays, and movement activities. After storytime, stay for a relaxed play session. Babies can enjoy belly time, which is great for building neck and shoulder strength, crawling through a tunnel, exploring toys, and looking through board books. No registration is required. Just bring your SAILS Library card if you’d like to borrow storytime books to take home.At Seekonk Library, our storytimes are built around five key early literacy practices: talking, singing, reading, writing, and playing, all essential for helping your child get ready to read.

Join us in the meeting room to meet, play, and learn with other homeschool families! Activities and games for kids of all ages will be provided. Educators will have the opportunity ask reference questions or share resources with other home educators. This is a drop in event.

Pick up a kit in the children’s room MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. Bring storytime home with one of our early literacy kits for toddlers and preschoolers! Each kit includes 5-6 books and 5 early literacy and fine motor activities based on the theme of the week.Support your child’s early literacy with the 5 principles we use to create storytime at the library; talk, read, sing, write, and play! Toddler kits are recommended for ages 2-3 who appreciate shorter stories and simple fine motor tasks. Preschool kits are recommended for ages 3-5 and include longer stories and slightly more advanced fine motor practice. SAILS card is required to check out books.

Ages 3-5At preschool storytime, children ages 3-5 are encouraged to engage with stories, sing songs, and participate in activities to spark curiosity and promote a love of books! Younger siblings are welcome too.We will apply the five key principles of early literacy- reading, talking, singing, writing, and playing- to develop prereading skills in a fun, interactive environment. Registration is NOT required, but please bring your SAILS library card so you can bring home more books to keep building those early literacy skills.

Let's read, play, and learn together! This weekly storytime is designed for children 18 – 36 months old. The storytime will include reading a few books, followed by music, activities, movement, and yes, even bubbles!No registration is required. Please bring your SAILS Library card so your child can take storytime books home.Seekonk Library storytimes focus on talking, singing, reading, writing, and playing- important principles for your child’s reading readiness.

Babies, Books, and Belly Time. Baby Storytime is a program designed for infants ages 0–18 months. Bring a small blanket for your baby to sit on and enjoy a short story followed by music, fingerplays, and movement activities. After storytime, stay for a relaxed play session. Babies can enjoy belly time, which is great for building neck and shoulder strength, crawling through a tunnel, exploring toys, and looking through board books. No registration is required. Just bring your SAILS Library card if you’d like to borrow storytime books to take home.At Seekonk Library, our storytimes are built around five key early literacy practices: talking, singing, reading, writing, and playing, all essential for helping your child get ready to read.

Pick up a kit in the children’s room MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. Bring storytime home with one of our early literacy kits for toddlers and preschoolers! Each kit includes 5-6 books and 5 early literacy and fine motor activities based on the theme of the week.Support your child’s early literacy with the 5 principles we use to create storytime at the library; talk, read, sing, write, and play! Toddler kits are recommended for ages 2-3 who appreciate shorter stories and simple fine motor tasks. Preschool kits are recommended for ages 3-5 and include longer stories and slightly more advanced fine motor practice. SAILS card is required to check out books.

Greg starts with a brief description of his latest children’s book and song, EVERYBODY NEEDS SOMEONE, then turns the pages of the book while he sings the song! The show continues with children’s themed songs, funny skits, spoken word segments, and other interactive fun. Dancing and singing are strongly encouraged! All ages.Please register all attendees.

Do you want to get more out of your smartphone or tablet? Bring them to our monthly Library Tech Class. In each session we will provide an introduction to the most useful tools and tips for your mobile device to help getting started. Did you know you can use your library card to get thousands of FREE ebooks, audiobooks, magazines and movies? Join Librarian Michelle Gario in this 90 minute session for an introduction on getting started with apps Libby, Hoopla and Kanopy. You must bring your Seekonk library card and password (pin) for this program. You must bring your own device; make sure the device is fully charged. Space is limited; registration is required.

Happy Earth Day!We are celebrating Earth Day with Creepy Crawly Creatures! Join Hands on Nature for an opportunity to discover some fascinating local bugs - such as beetles, worms, slugs, ladybugs, and caterpillars! Kids will gain a better understanding and appreciation of their importance to our lives and their role in our ecosystem. If the weather is nice, we will end with a BUG HUNT outside to discover more insects! All ages.Please register a spot for all attendees.

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Gravity Games brings you a variety of hands-on challenges to test your mind, creativity, and balance! Build and launch a catapult to hit the target, design the ultimate paper airplane to see how far it can fly, take on oversized Connect 4 and giant Jenga, and guide Sphero bots through a maze. There are two sessions to register for. Pick what time is best for you! All ages. Please register a spot for all attendees.