Children's Library Programs
Learn more about our storytime programs below!
Journey to the North Pole at the Library (All Ages)
Thursday, December 11th (6:00—8:00 PM)
Join us for a magical evening as we bring the holiday spirit to life with a screening of The Polar Express (2004, G, 1h40m)!
Tickets:
- cost $0 but are required for entry (limited to 150 people)
- are limited to 5 per party
- are available at the front desk beginning on November 20th
Early Literacy Classes (Ages 3+)
1st Friday of the Month (20-minute sessions starting at 10:00 AM)
Is your child ready to start learning to read on their own, but you’re not sure how best to teach them? Then sign-up for one of our early literacy classes! Taught by Katy Farr, an Orton-Gillingham trained educator with over 40 years of teaching experience, these classes will assess where your child is on their reading journey and help them take the next step. Parents will also learn the best methods for helping their child become an independent, successful reader.
Register your child by calling (770) 305-5337 or email Katie Rees.
CAREing PAWS (1st Grade+)
Luna- 1st & 3rd Saturdays of the month (11:00 AM—12:00 PM)
Gracie- 2nd Saturday of the month (11:00 AM—12:00 PM)
Is your child struggling to read? Then check out CAREing PAWS! These sessions are a part of the R.E.A.D. (Reading Education Assistance Dogs) program which aims to improve a child’s reading and communication skills by allowing them to read out loud to a registered therapy dog.
Register your child by calling (770) 305-5337 or email Katie Rees.
Click here to learn more about CAREing Paws.
Chess Club (All Ages)
2nd Saturday of the month (10:00—11:30 AM)
Do you love chess, but have no one to play with? Then check out your local library’s chess club! There are no age or skill restrictions for this program. The only requirement is a love of the game! A chess coach will be present to teach beginners how to play and to offer insights on how to improve your game to more advanced players. FCPL will provide chess sets, but attendees are welcome to bring their own sets if they would like.
Crochet Club (Ages 7+)
3rd Saturday of the Month (2:00—3:30 PM)
Whether you’re just starting out or you’ve been crocheting for years, our crochet club is the perfect place to practice your craft! Learn the basics of crochet from one of our volunteers or find a new project to work on from one of our resource books.
Registration is only required if you do not own a crochet hook. To register, call (770) 305-5337 or email Katie Rees.
Crochet Club will not be held in December due to the holidays.
storytimes
BabyTime (Ages 0—2)
Wednesdays (10:00—11:00 AM)
This engaging storytime is designed to spark joy and foster early literacy skills in your littlest learners. We kick things off with open playtime, giving you and your little ones a chance to socialize and enjoy our fun selection of toys. Following play, our storytime will include lap bounces, reading a book, singing songs with movement, using egg shakers, and more.
Preschool Storytime (Ages 3—5)
Tuesdays (10:00—11:00 AM)
Dive into a world of imagination and wonder at our storytime for preschoolers and their caregivers! This program is designed to bring stories to life with engaging tales, dynamic activities, and colorful crafts that captivate young minds, encourage a love for reading, and ignite creativity!
Story Adventures (Ages 5+)
Thursdays (4:00—5:00 PM)
Step into a realm of imagination and excitement with our storytime session created just for elementary-aged students! Each week, we set off on a magical voyage brimming with stories, activities, and crafts. Whether your kiddo is an eager reader or simply enjoys a fun time with other children their age, there's something here for everyone!
Group programs are scheduled as staffing and time allow.
Please email us at library@fayettecountyga.gov for more information.
1,000 Books Before Kindergarten
reading challenge
Embark on an exciting literary journey with your little one with this engaging reading challenge!
Designed to foster a lifelong love for reading, this initiative encourages parents and caregivers to read 1,000 books with their child before they start kindergarten. This engaging program boosts language skills and cognitive development, but it also sets the stage for academic success.
Join us today and open the door to endless possibilities and wonder!
Sign up now by vising the children's department of the library or get started on Beanstack today!
