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Children ProgramsThe Williamsville Public Library and Museum offers many programing options for children of all ages. Preschoolers can enjoy Story Time and 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten (see below.) School-aged children and teens are encouraged to participate in our summer reading program and monthly events that will be posted on our homepage and on Facebook.
Students are welcome to use our study room, available computers and other resources to do homework, learn a new skill or just have a quiet place to read. |
Story TimeStory Time is a weekly program designed for preschoolers to foster the love of reading at a young age through songs, finger plays, crafts and book readings. This program is offered every Wednesday in the morning (10:30 a.m.) and repeated that evening (6:00 p.m.) for your convenience. This year the program will start on September 20 and concluded on April 18. If interested in signing up or for more details, contact WPLM staff members at the service desk!
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Current Museum Displays and Prize Package
Everyone visiting the new museum exhibits has the opportunity to enter to win a prize basket. Adults are treated to gift cards and youth can win toys and games. Just answer a few simple questions concerning the exhibits on Schools and Churches and you are entered to win. You can enter everytime you visit WPLM. Good Luck!
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1,000 Books Before KindergardenStatistics show that children who have "read" 1,000 books before starting Kindergarten have a better vocabulary, are more attentive and start reading on their own earlier. This self-paced program for families is as easy as reading one book a night for three years or three books a night for one. For every 25 books read, children will receive a small prize. At every 100 books, the child gets their own book to start their own library.
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