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Oct 02 6:00 p.m.

Event
Merchantville

(K) La Hora del Cuento (Spanish Story Time) @ Market Off Centre

Join Diana Grajales for a late-night story time at the Merchantville Market Off Centre! While you're there, make a craft, get a library card, and learn about everything the library has to offer! Market Off Centre runs 5-8pm next to The Station coffee shop and story time starts at 6pm.

For both English and Spanish speakers age 0-5. Join us for a fun and interactive Spanish Story Time! Children and their families will enjoy and learn through imitation of songs, rhymes, verses, stories, movements and hand-on activities while celebrating the Spanish language and Latin American culture. This program will contribute to the integral development of children, cultivating growth in imagination and meaningful exploration.

Ven y disfruta de una divertida e interactiva hora del cuento en Español! Los niñas y sus familias disfrutarán y aprenderán a través de la imitación de caciones, rimas, versos, cuentos, bailes y actividades prácticas mientras celebramos el idioma Español y la cultura Latino Americana. Este programa contribuirá al desarollo integral de Los niños, cultivando el crecimiento de la imaginación y la exploración significativa.

Registration is encouraged but not required. Please contact Mr. Tate at tpotts@camdencountylibrary.org or the Merchantville Library at 856-665-3128 with questions.

Event Type(s):

Cultural, Outdoors, Outreach, Stories

Audience(s):

Family, Children, Young children (0-5 years), Babies (0-1), Toddlers (1-2), Preschool, School age children, PreK-Kindergarten

Oct 07 6:30 p.m.

Event
Merchantville

(F) Spooky Movie Snack & Craft (The Nightmare Before Christmas Sing-Along Edition)

Oct 10 11:00 a.m.

Event
Merchantville

(K) Saturday Stories with Mr. Tate

Oct 14 6:00 p.m.

Event
Merchantville

(K) La Hora del Cuento (Spanish Story Time)

For both English and Spanish speakers age 0-5. Join us for a fun and interactive Spanish Story Time! Children and their families will enjoy and learn through imitation of songs, rhymes, verses, stories, movements and hand-on activities while celebrating the Spanish language and Latin American culture. This program will contribute to the integral development of children, cultivating growth in imagination and meaningful exploration.

Ven y disfruta de una divertida e interactiva hora del cuento en Español! Los niñas y sus familias disfrutarán y aprenderán a través de la imitación de caciones, rimas, versos, cuentos, bailes y actividades prácticas mientras celebramos el idioma Español y la cultura Latino Americana. Este programa contribuirá al desarollo integral de Los niños, cultivando el crecimiento de la imaginación y la exploración significativa.

Registration is encouraged but not required. Please contact Mr. Tate at tpotts@camdencountylibrary.org or the Merchantville Library at 856-665-3128 with questions.

Event Type(s):

Cultural, Stories

Audience(s):

Family, Children, Young children (0-5 years), Babies (0-1), Toddlers (1-2), Preschool, School age children, PreK-Kindergarten

Oct 24 2:30 p.m.

Event
Merchantville

(K) Early Chapter Book Club

Grades K-2, with a caregiver. Join Mr. Tate for a monthly book club! Each session will start with a guided discussion of that month's book, followed by a themed activity or craft, and a snack. This month's book is Eerie Elementary: The School Is Alive! by Jack Chabert. Registration opens on September 26. After registering, you can pick up your book from the Merchantville Public Library anytime during open hours (if you would like to pick up your book from a different branch, please reach out to Mr. Tate by email). Registration is required.

Starting in September, Early Chapter Book Club will be meeting on the last Saturday of the month at 2:30pm (October's meeting will be on 10/24 due to Halloween).

Event Type(s):

Arts and Crafts, Book Chat

Audience(s):

Children, School age children, PreK-Kindergarten, Elementary

Oct 24 2:30 p.m.

Event
Downtown Camden

(F) Who is Who? Latino, Hispanic, or Latin American? And why does it matter?

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