Baby Band focuses on developing pre-literacy skills through songs and rhymes; as well as promoting motor skill, emotional, and cognitive development through movement and music exploration. Enter through the Community Room door, as the Library doesn't open until 10 a.m.
Join us for a virtual and silly goat-themed storytime with live baby goats! Watch our storytellers try to read, stretch, sing and dance with these wiggly "kids"!
Join us for a Family Storytime all about worms and the wonderful ways they help our gardens grow. Program limited to the first 30 youth and their adults. In partnership with Kitsap County Public Works who will teach us how worms help make rich soil through compost.
Baby Band focuses on developing pre-literacy skills through songs and rhymes; as well as promoting motor skill, emotional, and cognitive development through movement and music exploration. Participation is limited to the first 20 participants per program. There are two programs each Tuesday, the first from 10:00-10:30, the second from 10:45-11:15.
Baby Band focuses on developing pre-literacy skills through songs and rhymes; as well as promoting motor skill, emotional, and cognitive development through movement and music exploration. Participation is limited to the first 20 participants per program. There are two programs each Tuesday, the first from 10:00-10:30, the second from 10:45-11:15.
Encourage your child’s love of reading with an outdoor, socially-distanced storytime designed to build early literacy skills through stories, songs, rhymes and full-body movement. Downtown Bremerton branch in partnership with Bremerton Parks & Recreation. Storytime cancelations will be posted at krl.org in the case of inclement weather.
Join us at the Village Green Park Pavilion for an outdoor, socially-distanced storytime designed to build early literacy skills through stories, songs, rhymes, and full-body movement. Bring something to sit on, as storytime will be out on the grass
Interactive stories, rhymes and early literacy activities designed to strengthen your preschooler's reading readiness and to promote opportunities for socio-emotional development. Parents and caregivers act as role models by participating along with their children.
