Create woven bookmarks inspired by different Hispanic/Latin countries and territories, in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.
If you have a disability and may require special accommodations in order to fully participate in this program, please contact us at (203)265-6754. Advance notice is required to arrange for some accessibility needs.
Ages 3-5 | Registration Required
Books, puppets, and songs will reinforce your child's pre-reading skills through repetition and rhyme. A craft is included that will help kids develop their fine motor skills.
Playmates by Robert B. Parker
The Choate Mentorship Project intends to strengthen the foundational learning practices of students in public middle schools.
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Create woven bookmarks inspired by different Hispanic/Latin countries and territories, in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.
This program is presented in partnership with the Spanish Community of Wallingford.
If you have a disability and may require special accommodations in order to fully participate in this program, please contact us at (203)265-6754. Advance notice is required to arrange for some accessibility needs.
Birth - Age 5 | Registration Required
Join Miss Kari at this active, early literacy enriched story time where we will explore books, songs, and rhymes for all ages. Make sure to wear your pj's for added fun!
The Wallingford Public Library Play Readers perform dramatic readings of comedies and dramas, monologues, scenes from William Shakespeare’s plays, and short plays of Thornton Wilder and Eugene O’Neill. Members of the group select plays and cast roles for members. You may join the WPL Play Readers as a spectator or participant.
No registration required.
Learn how to needle felt by hand and create a small, decorative pumpkin. Needle felting uses a barbed needle to mat fibers together, typically in wool.
If you have a disability and may require special accommodations in order to fully participate in this program, please contact us at (203)265-6754. Advance notice is required to arrange for some accessibility needs.