Toddler Time begins with a circle time aimed at ages 18 mos-3 in which we practice simple songs, fingerplays, rhymes, and movements. Caregivers and children ages birth to 3 are invited to join Miss Amanda in the Children’s Area afterward from 10:30-11 for free play and socialization.
Kids ages 8-10 are invited to join us for a fun monthly LEGO jamboree in our Community Meeting Room! We first warm up with a quick-fire “brain buster” challenge followed by a big challenge and free build. Please register all attending children at the following link: https://forms.gle/cCzFJ547xiHnHAwL6.
Join Trish in the Storytime/Crafts Room to learn how to draw a variety of fall objects and scenes. Registration is not required.
Bone Builders is a free senior strength training and balance exercise program, sponsored by RSVP – the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program. Classes are taught by a certified RSVP volunteer and meet on Monday and Thursday Mornings at 10:00 am at the Seabrook Library. The one exception is on the THIRD Thursday of each month, when the group meets at 9:30 am.
Join Miss Amanda and Miss Trish every Friday at 9:30 AM for read-alouds, songs, and fingerplays followed by a hands-on creative activity in the Storytime/Crafts Room. Pre-K storytime follows the six tenets of Every Child Ready to Read 2.0: talking, singing, reading, writing, and playing. Click here to read an article about the benefits of ECRR 2.0 to little learning brains! This 30-minute storytime is best for ages 3-5 and little ones who can sit for a story, but all are welcome. Please register for our October storytimes with this Google Form: https://forms.gle/NQzngq3kKjkD1gYB6
Come play this fun dice game with others. Don't know how to play? We'll teach you. And provide the dice! This will be a monthly event going forward. Check the calendar for details.
Bone Builders is a free senior strength training and balance exercise program, sponsored by RSVP – the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program. Classes are taught by a certified RSVP volunteer and meet on Monday and Thursday Mornings at 10:00 am at the Seabrook Library. The one exception is on the THIRD Thursday of each month, when the group meets at 9:30 am.
Toddler Time begins with a circle time aimed at ages 18 mos-3 in which we practice simple songs, fingerplays, rhymes, and movements. Caregivers and children ages birth to 3 are invited to join Miss Amanda in the Children’s Area afterward from 10:30-11 for free play and socialization.
Bone Builders is a free senior strength training and balance exercise program, sponsored by RSVP – the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program. Classes are taught by a certified RSVP volunteer and meet on Monday and Thursday Mornings at 10:00 am at the Seabrook Library. The one exception is on the THIRD Thursday of each month, when the group meets at 9:30 am.
Join Miss Amanda and Miss Trish every Friday at 9:30 AM for read-alouds, songs, and fingerplays followed by a hands-on creative activity in the Storytime/Crafts Room. Pre-K storytime follows the six tenets of Every Child Ready to Read 2.0: talking, singing, reading, writing, and playing. Click here to read an article about the benefits of ECRR 2.0 to little learning brains! This 30-minute storytime is best for ages 3-5 and little ones who can sit for a story, but all are welcome. Please register for our October storytimes with this Google Form: https://forms.gle/NQzngq3kKjkD1gYB6
Drop in to the Community Meeting Room at 3 PM for popcorn, water and a popular family movie (rated G or PG). Children under age 8 must be supervised by an adult caregiver. October's movie is Toy Story 5 (PG) (2026).
Bone Builders is a free senior strength training and balance exercise program, sponsored by RSVP – the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program. Classes are taught by a certified RSVP volunteer and meet on Monday and Thursday Mornings at 10:00 am at the Seabrook Library. The one exception is on the THIRD Thursday of each month, when the group meets at 9:30 am.
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