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Children's Library Programs and ServicesWelcome to the Fayette County Public Library Children's Department. It is our goal to provide quality services and programs that are welcoming, safe, meaningful and fun. Listed below is helpful information about our services and programs.
Day Cares, summer camps and other groups need to schedule individual tours or story programs with our children's librarian. We cannot accommodate groups at our regularly scheduled public programs. For more information call our children's librarian Ada Demlow at 770-305-5351. * Library Programs, Youth ServicesBaby Time is coming back! Our library expansion is complete and Ms. Jessica and Ms. Charlotte will be ready to dance, sing and share stories with children ages 0-24 months beginning January 18, 2012!
Please download the schedules above for information about our many programs. Always check the current monthly calendar to be sure a program is meeting on a particular day. We also have two additional programs co-sponsored by local community groups. These are listed below: Baby Dayzzz: Parenting and Newborn monthly information group meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 10 a.m. Babies up to six months old are welcome. This group offers support and answers to your newborn questions during the first month. An educational speaker will present a new topic each month. Sponsored by Piedmont Fayette Hospital and Fayette County Public Library. For more information, please call 770-305-5328. Come Read to Felix and Leo: beginning readers through age 11. Check our monthly calendar for dates and times. Give your child the chance to read out loud to our Reading Dog (Leo) or Reading Cat (Felix). Reading Paws is a volunteer organization that brings animals and trained volunteers to schools and libraries to support children and parents in the reading journey. Pre-registration is required for this program. We fill up fast! Check our monthly calendar for dates and times. For more information, please call 770-305-5328. Need help finding books for your children? Check out our Reading Journey Handout* for a list of helpful tools and websites to help guide your elementary students on their reading journeys. Introducing The Children's R.A.C.K. Reading Advice for Caregivers and Kids. When you're in the library, don't forget to browse the "Children's R.A.C.K." located on top of the beginning reader shelves. This new service offers notebooks with booklists and articles to guide the reading journey. Accelerated Reader and Reading Counts information can also be found in the "Children's R.A.C.K." |
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