Library Story Time and
Special Program
Information
Days and Times:
Tuesday, March 11
RT Jones Public Library - Family Story Times - 10:30 am & 3:30 pm
Rose Creek Public Library - Family Story Time - 10:30 am
Wednesday, March 12
Gilmer County Public Library - Family Story Time - 10:00 am
Pickens County Library - Lapsit Story Time - 10:30 am & Family Story Time - 3:00 pm
RT Jones - Lapsit Story Time* - 10:30 am
Woodstock Public Library - Lapsit Story Times* - 10:30 am & 11:30 am
Thursday, March 13
Ball Ground Public Library - Family Story Time - 10:30 am
Hickory Flat Public Library - Family Story Times - 10:30 am
Woodstock Public Library - Family Story Times - 10:30 am & 3:30 pm
Saturday, March 15
RT Jones Public Library - Family Story Time - 10:30 am (bilingual story time)
Themes
Cherokee County - Happy Being Green
Gilmer County - Leprechaun Magic
Pickens County - Lucky to Be You
All story times begin promptly at scheduled time; please arrive early to avoid any disruption.
*Woodstock and RT Jones Lapsit story times will be limited to the first 15 children (plus their caregiver) to arrive and the doors to the program will be closed when the program begins. Lapsit story times are designed for children, ages 1 to 3 only with participating adults. These programs feature books, songs, rhymes, and activities that encourage early literacy.
Family story times are designed for families with children of all ages. Children must be accompanied by a participating adult. These programs feature stories, music, rhymes and a free craft activity. Saturday story times are typically a repeat of that week's story times.
Special Library Programs:
Warriors Program
Wednesday, March 12 @ 4:00 pm Hickory Flat Public Library
If your kids love the Warriors series by Erin Hunter they will love this program. We will have games and activities based on the series, including Pass the Prey and being sorted into clans! Registration is required; for ages 9-12.
LEGO Club
Sunday, March 16 @ 3:00 pm Woodstock Public Library
The LEGO Club has a different theme each month. Children can work alone or in teams to make their special creation, which will be displayed in the library until next month's meeting. All ages are invited; 9 and under with an adult.
Reading Dogs
Call your local Cherokee and Pickens County Public Libraries to reserve your spot for one of our Reading Dog programs.
Ball Ground Public Public Library March 10, 24
Hickory Flat Public Library March 11, 18, 25
Pickens County Public Library March 10, 24
Rose Creek Public Library March 12, 19, 26
RT Jones Library March 17
Woodstock Public Library March 12, 19
These 10-15 minute programs encourage children 6 years of age and older to read by providing a non-judgmental, furry listener who won't laugh if you make mistakes or stumble over a word. Parents can register their child two weeks ahead for one session by calling the corresponding library. Children are asked to select their own reading material before their scheduled session.
Special Program
Information
All story times begin promptly at scheduled time; please arrive early to avoid any disruption.
Warriors Program
Wednesday, March 12 @ 4:00 pm Hickory Flat Public Library
If your kids love the Warriors series by Erin Hunter they will love this program. We will have games and activities based on the series, including Pass the Prey and being sorted into clans! Registration is required; for ages 9-12.
LEGO Club
The LEGO Club has a different theme each month. Children can work alone or in teams to make their special creation, which will be displayed in the library until next month's meeting. All ages are invited; 9 and under with an adult.
Reading Dogs
Call your local Cherokee and Pickens County Public Libraries to reserve your spot for one of our Reading Dog programs.
Ball Ground Public Public Library March 10, 24
Hickory Flat Public Library March 11, 18, 25
Pickens County Public Library March 10, 24
Rose Creek Public Library March 12, 19, 26
RT Jones Library March 17
RT Jones Library March 17
Woodstock Public Library March 12, 19
These 10-15 minute programs encourage children 6 years of age and older to read by providing a non-judgmental, furry listener who won't laugh if you make mistakes or stumble over a word. Parents can register their child two weeks ahead for one session by calling the corresponding library. Children are asked to select their own reading material before their scheduled session.
