Reading Play
What do children learn from Reading Play?
Early literacy skills are the foundation of all learning, and third grade reading proficiency is a critical benchmark. Until grade three children learn to read, after grade three, children read to learn.
Reading to your child encourages a love of learning. Making reading at bedtime a routine makes bedtime a positive experience for children and parents.
Book Nook Under the Trees
Come relax and curl up with some great books. Grab some shade and share stories as a family. Find some new titles and enjoy some classics.
Come Meet Libby – Worcester’s Mobile Library!
Come on board Libby, the mobile library, and get your free Worcester Public Library card. We have books and movies for all ages and interests. Come learn about our Summer Reading Program.
Go Fish Spelling!
Join staff from the Division of Youth Opportunities to fish for letters and use these letters to make words. You can fish alone or with others, and have fun fishing and making words!
Plush Reading Buddy
Make a small stuffed pal to sit by your side as you read and tell stories. You can make a caterpillar, bunny, or even an octopus.
Write Your Own Story
Telling, drawing, and writing stories is a powerful way for children to share their understanding and become confident readers and writers. Come write your own story and bring it home for your own library!
11:00am - 3:30pm
Literacy Rocks!
Beep, beep. Word construction underway! Join us in the alphabet rock pits as we move letters around to construct words. Use small construction vehicles to transform our letter rock quarry into a busy construction site.
