Youth Library Programs
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At the Punxsutawney Memorial Library, we work to provide an area for children, tweens, and teens with resources that will prepare them for their academic and professional careers. Stop by and check out one of our many youth library programs, play with toys and get creative in our active learning spaces, or just hangout in a relaxed environment.
Nina Test, Youth Services Coordinator |
1000 Books Before Kindergarten
Reading Challenge
Sign-up your child(ren), pick up your reading logs, and get to reading! The goal is simple: read through 1000 books before their first day of Kindergarten! This is a great way to incorporate reading with parents and grandparents. This initiative also promotes skill development during critical learning years. If you're new to the program and want to sign up, stop by the library and we will give you all the information needed.
Reading Challenge
Sign-up your child(ren), pick up your reading logs, and get to reading! The goal is simple: read through 1000 books before their first day of Kindergarten! This is a great way to incorporate reading with parents and grandparents. This initiative also promotes skill development during critical learning years. If you're new to the program and want to sign up, stop by the library and we will give you all the information needed.
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Programs are free and available for youth 18 months-18 years old. Programs are In Person, but Virtual Story Times will also be posted here.
Register here or ask for a paper form at the front desk. Wee Group: Tuesdays @ 11 am Pre-K Group: Tuesdays @ 1:30 pm Elementary Group: Wednesdays @ 4 pm Tweens/Teen Group: Mondays @ 4 pm If you have any questions, please email Nina: nina@punxsutawneylibrary.org
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