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March 2019
Toddler Time
Toddler Time aims to introduce toddlers ages 18 to 36 months to literacy and encourage positive brain and motor development. Each gathering consists of books, music or movement activities, and a craft. Toddler Time can expand toddlers’ vocabulary, help them play with letters and sounds, improve their ability to describe things or tell stories, and encourage an understanding and enjoyment of books and reading. Registration requested. Call the library at (920) 563-7790 or stop by to register.
Find out more »Family Storytime
Family storytime gathers on Tuesday evenings and Wednesday mornings for the purpose of enjoying books and strengthening early literacy skills. Each storytime consists of books read aloud, songs, movement activities, crafts, and more. Registration requested. Call the library at (920) 563-7790 or stop by to register.
Find out more »Family Storytime
Family storytime gathers on Tuesday evenings and Wednesday mornings for the purpose of enjoying books and strengthening early literacy skills. Each storytime consists of books read aloud, songs, movement activities, crafts, and more. Registration requested. Call the library at (920) 563-7790 or stop by to register.
Find out more »Memory Cafe
A family social event presented by the Alzheimer’s Association and Dwight Foster Public Library. Share your stories and socialize with others who have worries about their memory. This program is designed for Individuals with MCI, early to moderate Alzheimer’s or other types of dementia and their care partners as well as those who worry about memory problems. Please note this is not a support group. Call 800.272.3900 to register.
Find out more »Baby Time
Baby Time is a fun time for babies from birth to 18 months and their parents or caregivers. Each gathering consists of rhymes, songs, and a few simple books. Baby Time introduces babies to literacy and encourages talking and positive interactions between the baby and the adult. Registration requested. Call the library at (920) 563-7790 or stop by to register.
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