Category: Youth News
Reminder! Today’s LEGO Club Has Been Cancelled!
Preschool Storytimes Cancelled at CCPL for October 27th and November 3rd!
Preschool Storytime and LEGO Club Cancelled for This Week!
VOTE for Your FAVORITE Literary Pumpkins NOW!
Take a PEEK at Some of the ENTRIES in Our Literary Pumpkin Decorating Contest! Entries are due by Saturday, October 22nd at 1:00pm!
Click Below to Check Out CCPL’s Current Newsletter!
Literary Pumpking Decorating Contest at CCPL Coming Up Monday, October 17 – Saturday, October 22!
YIPPEE! Summer Reading Program is Underway at CCPL!
ippee! SUMMER READING PROGRAM is underway!
We’re giving out a BOATLOAD OF prizesand we’re having a WHALE OF a good time, during this year’s Summer Reading Program at CCPL!
The #OceansOfPossibilities are endless!
Download the Reader Zone app.
Join with the code a9761.
Select the 2022 Central City Reading Log (Adult, Teen, or Kids’ Summer Reading Program).
Start logging in your minutes read (Kids) or books read (Adult & Teens).
CLICK HERE to see the KIDS’ SUMMER READING PROGRAM SCHEDULE: http://libraries.ne.gov/centralcity/2022/05/11/oceans-of-possibilities-at-ccpls-2022-summer-reading-program/
Start downloading books for free, using the Libby app (through Nebraska OverDrive). You’ll need to know your library card # to log in. Ask us, if you don’t know your card #.
1000 Books Before Kindergarten Program at CCPL Helps Build Early Literacy Skills
Great article in the Republican Nonpareil about our NEW 1000 Books Before Kindergarten program and about our Summer Reading Program!
The 1,000 Books program helps to encourage parents to read to their child/children which helps with their social, emotional, and cognitive development. It’s easier for children to learn words and language skills before they turn six and those children that are read to have larger vocabularies which will help them be successful in school.
There are over 70 local kids participating in our #1000BooksBeforeKindergarten program!
Pictured is Raymond Smith (son of Bobby & Michaila Smith). He was the first one to read 1,000 books!