Current Status: The Library is Open.
Now open for browsing, computer use, and curbside pickup. Welcome back to 4422 Walbert!
The main entrance to the library is the same. Our 24-hour book drop is open. It is located in the back of the building of the new addition- the Northeast corner. Additional parking has been added to the front and side of the building.
COVID-19: We are following the CDC’s recommended guidelines to keep our employees and patrons safe. Masks are required for those who are not fully vaccinated.
Summer Hours Effective July 6, 2021.
Monday-Thursday: 9AM-9PM | Friday: 9AM-6PM | Saturday: summer hours 9AM-1PM
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How It Works
Prepare your child for one of their biggest milestones: kindergarten!
What is 1000 Books Before Kindergarten?
1000 Books Before Kindergarten is a program designed to help parents prepare their children for one of life’s big milestones: kindergarten. Research has shown that children get ready to read years before they begin their formal education. An excellent way to get your child ready to learn is to read to them.
Why should your family participate in 1000 Books Before Kindergarten?
Reading with your child and making it a special time together shows him that reading is valuable and enjoyable. You can start to develop a love of reading in your child from a very young age!
By coming to the library together, you can teach your child an understanding of how the library works, a respectful attitude towards books, and an appreciation for the wide range of stories that can be found at the library.
How does reading 1000 Books help my child?
You are your child’s first teacher and your home is where your child begins to learn. When you talk, sing, read, write, and play you are helping your child get ready to read! Through reading aloud, a child:
- Develops background knowledge about a variety of topics
- Builds vocabulary
- Becomes familiar with rich language patterns
- Develops familiarity with story structure
- Acquires familiarity with the reading process
- Identifies reading as a pleasurable activity
-Straight Talk About Reading: How Parents Can Make a Difference During the Early Years by Susan Hall and Louisa Moats
