Join a special event especially for young readers in Kindergarten through 4th grade! This program combines the joy of storytelling with hands-on creativity. Heather Porecca from the Hebron Food Pantry will share a story about food, kindness, community, and helping others. Then partipants will have fun creating a craft based on the story’s message. This special evening program is part of the Community […]
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 […]
