Lewis & Clark Library is hosting its Toddler Tales storytime on Tuesday, November 10, a free drop-in program designed for children between 12 months and three years old and the adults who bring them.
The session runs about 30 minutes and mixes dancing, singing, rhyming, and reading — the kind of active format that keeps a room full of toddlers engaged longer than a straight read-aloud would. The programming is built around foundational concepts: shapes, numbers, colors, and the early literacy habits that research consistently ties to later school readiness.
Toddler Tales is free and open to the public. Families should check with the library for room location and any day-of details, as library programming can shift.