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Rhymes, songs, bounces, and books for the whole family! Build a foundation for lifelong reading and learning with us at Storytime.
Rhymes, songs, bounces, and books for the whole family! Build a foundation for lifelong reading and learning with us at Storytime.
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Rhymes, songs, bounces, and books fill the Library Meeting Room for ages 1–3.
Rhymes, songs, bounces, and books fill the Library Meeting Room for ages 1–3.
Rhymes, songs, bounces, and books fill the Library Meeting Room for ages 1–3.
Intermediate ESL book club reads The Rosie Project, meets at Pleasanton Library tables, led by Roberta Linsky, books provided, limited to 10 participants, for ages 18 and up.
Weekly ESL book club at Pleasanton Library’s Literacy Table discusses Girl in Translation with conversation practice and vocabulary building, led by Fernando Lopez, 18+, limited to ten.
Gentle stories, songs, and lap bounces for infants in Pleasanton Library’s Meeting Room, followed by playtime and new‑friend introductions; registration required, ages 1 and under.
Movement, guitar sing‑along music, and engaging stories fill Pleasanton Library’s Children’s Area for families, ages 2 and up.
Kids in grades 1‑5 read aloud for 25 minutes with Valley Humane Society’s certified Canine Comfort teams at Pleasanton Library for ages 6–10.
High intermediate ESL learners discuss Matt Haig’s The Midnight Library, practice conversation and new vocabulary in Pleasanton Library’s CCC Room, led by Carla Passero, ages 18+.
Longer picture books, songs, and literacy activities for preschoolers at San Ramon Library, San Ramon, ages 3–5.
Storytime at San Ramon Library features books, songs, fingerplays, movement and a 15‑minute play session, for ages 1–5.
Stories, songs, and fingerplays in the Picture Book Area at Dublin Library, for ages 3–12, with optional ASL interpreter on request.
Storytime with music, fingerplays, action rhymes, and felt board activities, followed by a craft session, at Dougherty Station Library, for ages 1–5.
Pleasanton Library closed Friday for building maintenance and staff development; regular hours resume Saturday, ages 18 and up.
Low‑intermediate ESL Book Club meets at Pleasanton Library’s Literacy Table to discuss Patricia MacLachlan’s More Perfect Than the Moon, practicing vocabulary and conversation, ages 18+.