Preschool Storytime
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Join us for stories, songs, movement and activities to build early literacy skills for preschoolers. This program is designed to give children tools to grow and a place to practice! Ages: 3-5.
Join us for stories, songs, movement and activities to build early literacy skills for preschoolers. This program is designed to give children tools to grow and a place to practice! Ages: 3-5.
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Stories, songs, movement and activities build early literacy skills for preschoolers in the Kings Park Library meeting room, ages 3–5.
Stories, songs, and fingerplays for ages 3–5 take place in the Centreville Library lobby; space limited, arrive 15 minutes early for a ticket.
Stories, songs, movement, and early literacy activities for preschoolers at Sherwood Regional Library’s Sherwood Meeting Room, for ages 3–5.
Books, songs, rhymes, and movement activities build language and pre‑literacy skills at Reston Regional Library, ages 3–5 with adult, registration required.
Songs, lapsit bounces, stories, and playtime help babies develop literacy and social skills in the library meeting rooms, for ages birth‑18 months with caregiver.
Rocks and fossils spotlight, geologists answer questions, participants explore fossils, rocks, minerals, and identify brought‑in specimens at Kings Park Library — for ages 5–10.
Operation EarthWatch in the Lower Level Conference Room at Mary Riley Styles Public Library offers grades K‑5 and caregivers hands‑on monthly activities, for ages 5–11.
Stories, songs, and rhymes lead into playtime to build literacy skills, held in Burke Centre Library meeting rooms 116 and 117, for ages 18–36 months with caregiver.
Stories, songs and rhymes fill Pohick Meeting Rooms 1 and 2, limited to 20 children with an adult, tickets at the information desk, for ages 3–5.
Fall Storytime (Lower Level Conference Room, Mary Riley Styles Public Library) — Storytime for ages 2–4; pick one per week, ticket at children's desk.
Practice speaking, reading, and writing English with a volunteer partner in the Burke Centre Library study room, registration opens two weeks prior, for ages 18 and up.
Small group English conversation with a library volunteer at Centreville Regional Library, requiring basic English skills; registration required, adults only, students limited to one session weekly.
Virginia Opera presents operatic and musical‑theater selections, diverse composers, styles, and languages with brief contextual introductions at the Sherwood Center—free, all ages.
Early Literacy Center free play hour in the Lower Level Conference Room at Mary Riley Styles Public Library, after storytime, drop‑in, no registration required, ages 2–4.
Cheryl Freeman leads a hands‑on watercolor workshop at Herndon Fortnightly Maker Lab, teaching basic techniques and color‑mixing experiments, for ages 13 and up.
Sewing club at Pohick Regional Library offers expert instruction, project options, and provided machines and materials, for ages 13 and up.