Spring is a perfect time to borrow a MOBYpack, themed backpacks filled with books and hands-on tools that families can use together to explore the world around them. MOBY stands for “My Own Back Yard,” and each blue backpack has a nature theme, including stars, trees, and insects. To promote literacy, there is also a journal within each […]
Snowy stories can be fun–even if there’s no snow on the ground! On Monday evening (1/6) at 6:30pm, join Kelly Lee, Director of the Attleboro Council on Aging, for a beautiful, winter-based, intergenerational story. Afterward, students will learn some easy, fun ways to show kindness to older adults and learn why it is so important. […]
Attleboro READS! invites local community partners to read a story and answer questions about their work. These events are perfect for kids in grades K-4 and their families. On Monday, November 18, from 6:30-7:30pm, Ben Quelle, director of Attleboro’s Veterans Services office, will visit us to read Veterans: Heroes in Our Neighborhood. Stick around after the reading to make a […]
Halloween is approaching, and the APL is hosting its annual “Trick or Reading” book giveaway! As with all events at the Library, our goal is to share the love of books, and Trick or Reading is a fun way to encourage kids to read during the “spookiest” month of the year. Children from birth through […]
