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A fun after-school LEGO® building club geared towards elementary grades. Kiddos can practice their STEM skills by completing a different challenge each week. Each project encourages children to improve their problem-solving skills, work with others, and harness the power of their imagination. Come create with us! This program is geared towards children in Kindergarten through 4th grade. Siblings are always welcome!

Join us for a lively 60-minute storytime that includes stories, crafts, and games. Storytime is a great way to meet other families in the community who have children that are in the same age group as your own, and is a great way to prepare children for Kindergarten. Hearing books read aloud strengthens literacy, and when the reading is done by someone other than a child's primary caregiver, it helps them learn to sit quietly and pay attention to other adults when they are speaking. While the stories and activities are geared toward toddlers and other preschoolers, children of all ages are welcome.

What is ECI? Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) is a program providing educational and developmental assistance for children with disabilities and medical diagnoses from the ages of birth to three (3) years. This program was created for walkers up to 42 months old.

A fun after-school LEGO® building club geared towards elementary grades. Kiddos can practice their STEM skills by completing a different challenge each week. Each project encourages children to improve their problem-solving skills, work with others, and harness the power of their imagination. Come create with us! This program is geared towards children in Kindergarten through 4th grade. Siblings are always welcome!

Join us for a lively 60-minute storytime that includes stories, crafts, and games. Storytime is a great way to meet other families in the community who have children that are in the same age group as your own, and is a great way to prepare children for Kindergarten. Hearing books read aloud strengthens literacy, and when the reading is done by someone other than a child's primary caregiver, it helps them learn to sit quietly and pay attention to other adults when they are speaking. While the stories and activities are geared toward toddlers and other preschoolers, children of all ages are welcome.

A fun after-school LEGO® building club geared towards elementary grades. Kiddos can practice their STEM skills by completing a different challenge each week. Each project encourages children to improve their problem-solving skills, work with others, and harness the power of their imagination. Come create with us! This program is geared towards children in Kindergarten through 4th grade. Siblings are always welcome!

Join us for a lively 60-minute storytime that includes stories, crafts, and games. Storytime is a great way to meet other families in the community who have children that are in the same age group as your own, and is a great way to prepare children for Kindergarten. Hearing books read aloud strengthens literacy, and when the reading is done by someone other than a child's primary caregiver, it helps them learn to sit quietly and pay attention to other adults when they are speaking. While the stories and activities are geared toward toddlers and other preschoolers, children of all ages are welcome.

This History Lecture Series is presented by Mayor Brian Johnson, with support and light refreshments provided by the Kennedale Historical Society. This month's guest speaker is Professor David Ragsdale.

A fun after-school LEGO® building club geared towards elementary grades. Kiddos can practice their STEM skills by completing a different challenge each week. Each project encourages children to improve their problem-solving skills, work with others, and harness the power of their imagination. Come create with us! This program is geared towards children in Kindergarten through 4th grade. Siblings are always welcome!

Join us for a lively 60-minute storytime that includes stories, crafts, and games. Storytime is a great way to meet other families in the community who have children that are in the same age group as your own, and is a great way to prepare children for Kindergarten. Hearing books read aloud strengthens literacy, and when the reading is done by someone other than a child's primary caregiver, it helps them learn to sit quietly and pay attention to other adults when they are speaking. While the stories and activities are geared toward toddlers and other preschoolers, children of all ages are welcome.