This program is for adults who work with young children and wish to tone their storytelling skills with a professional storyteller with over 25 years of experience performing for young children.
This program is free and covers
Tips and techniques for effective telling
finding, selecting & learning stories to tell
practice telling in a safe & supportive enviornment
Sharing ideas, songs & fingerplays
Using puppets, felt boards & other props
creating original stories
The purpose of the RI Early Childhood Storyteller Ring is to encourage oral storytelling both in the classroom and at home. This free monthly group is being facilitated by Anne-Mare Forer.
For more information about Anne-Marie Forer tunesntalesinfo@gmail.com
To register for the program call the library at 769-9044×2
Walk-ins are welcome.
Sorry, this program is for adults only, not for children.
No program January 31st. Begins Friday February 7th
Parents as teachers PAT presents this information session about community recourses for teens grades 9-12 every Friday through March.
This program starts at 10am at the Museum of Work and Culture in Woonsocket. Homeschool families are welcome to attend this program. We ask that you register with the Museum of Work and Culture as this will let us know how many people are attending so we have enough materials for all. The topic is Child Labor in the mills and unionization in the mills.
Limit 10 participants, 6 weeks of sessions on Mindfulness through March 2, class runs from 11-12:30. MUST REGISTER with Margaret by phone or email only 401-767-4126 or mmcnulty@woonsocketlibrary.org. Free workshops, instructor is Stacey Cloutier.
Winter month meetings in February and March on the 4th Monday afternoon in place of 3rd Wednesday at 7 pm. All who are 18+ are welcome to join us from 3-4pm.