Paddington returns to Peru to visit his beloved Aunt Lucy, who now resides at the Home for Retired Bears. With the Brown family in tow, a thrilling adventure ensues when a mystery plunges them into an unexpected journey.
The strange, the spooky, and the silly - all of your favourite LEGO® minifigures are here. Go back in time with retro minifigures from the LEGO archives. Meet new characters from fun LEGO themes, including LEGO® NINJAGO®, LEGO® City, and LEGO® Collectible Minifigures. Your guide to more than 300 awesome minifigures!
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Follow the madcap adventures of the original game of cat and mouse as Tom, an ordinary gray and white house cat, of no great intelligence is driven by three goals: to eat, to sleep and to catch the mouse, Jerry ... and eat him. Meanwhile, Jerry, a quick-witted, audacious little mouse who lives in the house with Tom, can never seem to stop himself from teasing his feline nemesis ... his greatest pleasure comes from thwarting Jerry's every attempt to catch him.
Messy Art Mondays: (ages: 5-11)
Mondays in June & July at 1:00pm
Who knows what kind of mess Ms. Sam and Ms. Catherine will get into on Messy Art Monday. Have fun and making messy art! ***Make sure to wear clothing that you don't mind getting ruined.
Paint with Bob Ross!
Two programs, 1 for Adults and 1 for Kids.
Wednesday, June 4th from 1:00 – 2:00pm
We will be painting along with Bob Ross! KIDS will be painting in the children’s area with Miss Samantha. ADULTS will be painting with Miss Aubrey and Miss Kristen in the Common Area.
Adult Art Show & Tell: (Adult 18+)
Monday, June 16th from 3:00 – 5:30pm
Show off your creative side. Bring in any piece of art you created, DIY creation, and show it off! You can explain your process, or just talk about your road to art!
AZRLS Libraries will be closed for Juneteenth on Thursday, June 19, 2025.
The Social Circle Fire Department recently held a fire safety demonstration at the Library on Friday, May 16th. Attendees learned valuable fire safety tips and witnessed a demonstration of putting out a fire.
Who: Any child who hasn’t started kindergarten is encouraged to participate. You can start at any time, just be sure to finish before your child enters kindergarten.
Why 1,000 books before kindergarten?
Sharing books and stories is important for a child’s brain development.
Children who are read to at an early age have larger vocabularies when they enter school.
The most important predictor of school success is being read to at home during early childhood.
Reading aloud to infants and children encourages social, emotional, and cognitive development.
A toddler’s brain creates up to two million new connections every second.
A child’s brain develops most rapidly before the age of three.
The ability to learn language skills is greatest before the age of six.
Can I count the same book more than once? Yes! You may count the same title as many times as your child wants to read it, but we also encourage you to read a wide array of books to increase your child’s exposure to different vocabulary and concepts.
When is the deadline to finish reading 1,000 books? Your child must have read their 1,000 books before they begin kindergarten. You have plenty of time to finish!
Connect with PLAY! Check out books without late fees, request items for free delivery to your local library, and use online reading and learning programs like eRead Kids, LearningExpress Library, and Mango Languages. Check it out at georgialibraries.org/play
Da el siguiente paso en tu camino hacia el aprendizaje con PLAY! Los niños que están aprendiendo a leer, los jóvenes que están haciendo investigaciones y los adolescentes que se están preparando para la universidad tienen acceso inmediato a materiales y recursos de bibliotecas públicas sin multas utilizando su credencial de estudiante de la escuela pública. Aprendé mas en georgialibraries.org/play
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