Longer, more complex stories and movement activities promote language and listening skills, enhance age-appropriate motor skills, expand imaginations and inspire a child's curiosity about the world. Weekly themes explore more complex topics, introduce new vocabulary and reinforce early literacy skills. Typically 25-30 minutes.
Longer, more complex stories and movement activities promote language and listening skills, enhance age-appropriate motor skills, expand imaginations and inspire a child's curiosity about the world. Weekly themes explore more complex topics, introduce new vocabulary and reinforce early literacy skills. Typically 25-30 minutes.
Longer, more complex stories and movement activities promote language and listening skills, enhance age-appropriate motor skills, expand imaginations and inspire a child's curiosity about the world. Weekly themes explore more complex topics, introduce new vocabulary and reinforce early literacy skills. Typically 25-30 minutes.
Hear about progress and discoveries happening around the world surrounding early detection, risk reduction, clinical trials, treatments and the pursuit of a cure for Alzheimer's disease. Presented by Alzheimer's Association Part of the Living Well Series Registration required. Register online
How do we know what Wooly Mammoth, T-Rex and Megatherium looked like if we have never seen one alive? Explore the world of Paleo-art and create your own pre-historic masterpiece Tickets available 30 minutes prior to program, available in-person only
Join us for a STEAM challenge! Each week we will have a different challenge for you to work on. What will you make? Come & Go
Find out what we can learn about the past with archeology. Participate in activities on cave art from the Chauvet Cave, ancient Greek amphoras, Cuniform writing and pot shards Tickets available 30 minutes prior to program, available in-person only
A storytime for families featuring stories, songs and movement activities inspired by a weekly theme. Family Storytime combines elements of Toddler Time and Preschool Storytime to promote language and listening skills, enhance motor skills, expand imaginations and inspire a child's curiosity about the world. Typically 25-30 minutes.
Learn how to use the mouse and keyboard, navigate your computer, print documents, where information is stored on your computer, how to save files and about local and remote storage. For those with little or no computer experience Tickets available 30 minutes prior to program, available in-person only
Recognize the difference between healthy, unhealthy and abusive relationships, from friendships to dating. Maintain safe relationships and help friends recognize red flags and avoid toxic relationships. Your questions are welcome. Presented by Hope’s Door New Beginning Center
Discuss and explore the use of DNA in genealogy research with the Genealogy Friends of North Texas
Read and discuss great fiction and non-fiction books Fuzz: When Nature Breaks the Law by Mary Roach
