Scioto County Public Library

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Library Babies

Bring your baby to the library for active and sensory play, socialization (for parents and babies) as well as fun that helps your kiddo develop a lifelong love for learning!

Roly Poly Storytime for Babies

Join Miss Stefanie at the perfect playtime for your little bundles of joy! Music, dancing, and reading are essential to your baby’s development so don’t miss out. You and your little ones will enjoy this Storytime that occurs every Thursdays at 1pm during active Storytime sessions!

Wiggleworms: Toddler Storytime

Miss Kasie’s Storytime is perfect for toddlers that are ready to learn to get their wiggles out before listening to fun books read aloud to them! Music, dancing and of course books! You and your little ones will enjoy this Storytime that occurs every Wednesday at 11:30am during active Storytime...

Bookworms: Preschool Storytime

Learn to become an independent reader with Miss Hailey as we venture into silly stories, fun songs, crafty activities all while we learn together and build skills necessary to start Kindergarten! You and your little ones will enjoy this Storytime that occurs every Tuesday at 11:30am during active Storytime sessions!

Paint Palooza!

Kids can explore their creativity during Wheelersburg Library’s Painting Palooza! Different painting methods, like paint wheels and bubble painting, will be made available. Things will get messy, so bringing along extra clothing/ wearing older clothing is highly encouraged.

Play Time!

Young children can come play and socialize at Wheelersburg Library! Toys and activities will be provided.

Storytime!

Little ones can enjoy book readings, games, songs, crafts, and more!

Sensory Story Time

Kids ages 3-8 are welcome to join us at the Lucasville library on Friday, July 25th at 4pm for sensory story time. We will be enjoying stories, songs, movement and play in a sensory friendly environment! For more information, call 740-259-6119.

Summer STEM Days: Arduino

Students will learn how to build a lightbulb circuit and write code to make their lightbulb blink.