LEGO® Storytime: Read! Build! Play! @ Your Library

Event Details

Designed for children under the age of five (accompanied by their parents!), this fun hands-on program will spark children's creativity develop fine motor skills provide recognition of shapes/colors and lay the foundation for future readers by increasing children's early literacy skills.

Did you know that play has a direct link to early literacy experiences especially socio-dramatic play? Play allows children to express themselves verbally and make a stronger connection to letters words language and story â€ thus paving the way for future reading skills.

Fun Facts:

Play is a timeless feature of human societies and when combined with 21st Century learning it provides children and adults with opportunities to experiment with their surroundings as a form of problem solving.

Through play children explore and develop their multiple senses which creates more brain synapses. This in turn contributes to a child's overall intelligence. While playing children can stretch and bend reality. All rules can be broken and all kinds of new rules can be invented. When children play with adult family members it creates a stronger bond between them.

Event Type(s): Activities and Crafts

Age Group(s): Infants and Toddlers, Preschoolers

Donna Straitiff

(603) 352-0157

dstraitiff@ci.keene.nh.us