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Summer Reading Coming Soon!Children’s programming will take a break in May as we work hard to get everything around for summer reading.
We are going to have a blast in June and July. Summer reading participants will learn all about different continents and countries. We’ll learn about different traditions. We’ll meet new animal friends. By the end, we’ll make the world a little smaller! This year, we’ll use Beanstack, courtesy of the Friends of the Syracuse Public Library, to track summer reading; however, paper will be available for those without smartphones. Stay tuned for more details! If you’d like to help support summer reading, the library has a wish list on Amazon at https://a.co/dg0Iwoi. |
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Going to the LibraryThere is still some summer left! Use this guide from PBS Kids to make the most of your visits to the Syracuse Public Library.
From what to do before, during, and after visiting the library, this guide gets kids involved in reading. |
2024 Reading Prompts for Children!Adults shouldn't have all the fun, so there are now reading prompt bookmarks for children! A limited supply is available in the children's department for you to pick up during your next library visit. You can also click the button below and print your own.
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Homeschool Class 2023-24Thank you for a great 2023-2024 School Year! StorytimeStoryTime is on break until Summer Reading starts in June! |
Note: Art Club is Full!Art ClubChildren, ages 6-11, will explore paper mache during SPL’s new art club and make piggy banks. Interested children will need to commit to attending each club meeting at 4 p.m. every Monday, starting March 4. Each meeting features a new step in the paper mache process, so shouldn’t be missed. Interested parties should contact Miss Megan in person at the library or by emailing her at mdaumen@syracuse.lib.in.us or calling (574) 457-3022, ext. 2006. Alternative art supplies will be available for younger children to use. (Note: Art Club will not meet Monday, April 8 and 15.) |
TALK: Text and Learn for Kindergarten is a text messaging service. It sends developmentally leveled activity suggestions based on the five Every Child Ready to Read practices to parents and caregivers with children 5 and
under. TALK: Text and Learn for Kindergarten sends two text messages each week suggesting activities that parents and caregivers can easily incorporate into daily routines with their children. The service also notifies parents of free activities and services at the library. TALK is available to parents and caregivers in Michigan and Indiana with children ages 5 and under, and officially launched in Syracuse in January 2024. Parents can sign up by texting TALK to 75547 or visiting www.textandlearn.org. |
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