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County library offers kindergarten-readiness programs
Parents and caregivers concerned about getting their children ready for kindergarten can turn to the Tuscarawas County Public Library System for help. Early literacy skills are incorporated into everything the library does, from story time to crafts, programs and more.
“It’s easy to underestimate the number of skills kids are expected to know before entering kindergarten,” children’s services manager Mary Smrek said. “The library can help children get a jump start on skills for success with our kindergarten-readiness series.”
The monthly kindergarten-readiness programs will be held Saturdays at 2 p.m. at the Tuscarawas Main Library in New Philadelphia. Geared toward age 3-5, each session will explore strategies and share tips to help parents and caregivers prepare their children for school success.
The first program was held Oct. 15. Programs are planned for Nov. 19 and Dec. 10. Registration is required and can be done by visiting www.tusclibrary.org or by calling 330-364-4474 ext. 247.