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Story times give your child the chance to experience fun activities while building a love of reading and books! Joining your friends and neighbors at story time can also develop social skills in a friendly, welcoming space.
Your Fort Worth Public Library story times are based on the Every Child Ready to Read method that identifies skills that help children learn to read and five practices that enhance those skills: talking, singing, reading, playing and writing!
Baby Story Time is intended for children 0-18 months old and their grown-ups. Join us for stories, songs and activities to build language and learning skills for your baby, in an environment just for them.
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Join us for stories, songs and activities to build early literacy skills. The very best thing you can do to set kids up to be readers is to encourage a love of books and reading! Toddler Story Time is intended for children 18 months-3 years old and their grown-ups.
At Music and Movement, singing songs and practicing movement activities builds language, motor, and social and emotional skills. This story time is intended for children 3-5 years old and their grown-ups.
Join us for stories and activities designed to build reading and school readiness skills. These story times are intended for children 3-5 years old and their grown-ups.
Bring the whole family for stories, songs and activities. These story times are intended for children of all ages and their grown-ups.
Join us for stories, songs, and activities in English and Spanish. Intended for children of all ages and their grown-ups.
Acompáñenos para cuentos, canciones y actividades en inglés y en español. Destinado a niños de todas las edades y a sus adultos.
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Is your child nonverbal? All Fort Worth Public Libraries now use communication boards to help individuals with limited verbal skills. With a communication board, a person can point to pictures or symbols and share what they need, make choices and express how they feel. Visit the front desk at any library and ask to use a communication board to enhance your child's library experience!
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