The Cary Library Great Book group meets the 1st Friday of each month at 10:00. Fall dates and the books chosen to be read are as follows:

Craft and Story Time at the Cary Library

Beginning Sept 20th 2017 and runs until May 23rd 2018. 

Children of all ages are welcome.

The Cary Library will begin an eight week early literacy program, “Tiny Tots Time” every Wednesday from 10 to 10:30. Tiny Tots will start April 4th and meet every Wednesday from 10:00 to 10:30 and last class will be May 23rd.  Our goal is to enhance the Storytime experience for young learners, ages 2-to-4, by building essential early language and literacy skills and encouraging social and emotional development. Using high-quality picture books, music, puppets and fingerplay, Shelley will help the children enjoy literacy-rich, hands-on experiences at the library. For more information or to sign up please call 207-532-1302. 

“G.E.A.R. Parent Support Groups”

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Parent Learning & Support

Look for Children’s Mental Health Awareness Events in May!

G.E.A.R. workshops/support groups are offered free to parents/grandparents/caregivers/educators of children with emotional/behavioral health concerns! Pre-registration is recommended, so we may notify you if a workshop is rescheduled or cancelled. Changes will also be posted to our Facebook page. Regional Coordinators will be available after workshops for those who would like additional support! Unable to attend in person? Many workshops are available by webinar with pre-registration. Join us remotely from your computer or mobile device with Go ToMeeting™. Please note that audio and video must be enabled to participate in a Go ToMeeting™ webinar. Contact your Regional Parent Support Coordinator for more information!

1.800.264.9224

 “Helping Your Child Manage Their Meltdowns” Presented by Misty Day, Regional Parent Support Coordinator

Are you feeling like you are always walking on eggshells when dealing with your child’s meltdowns? Are you at a loss about how to help your child to be successful? You’re not alone! Join in the discussion about what meltdowns are and strategies that can be used to help your child better manage these meltdowns.

   

                                        Thursday, June 14, 2018, from 10 a.m.-noon Cary Library, Meeting Rm, 107 Main St, Houlton

 Workshops/support groups are offered free to parents/grandparents/caregivers/educators of children with emotional/behavioral health concerns! Pre-registration is recommended, so we may notify you if a workshop is rescheduled or cancelled. Regional Coordinators will be available after workshops for those who would like additional support! Unable to attend in person? Many workshops are available by webinar with pre-registration. Join us remotely from your computer or mobile device with Go ToMeeting™. Contact your Regional Parent Support Coordinator for more information!

1.800.264.9224

 www.gearparentnetwork.org

 G.E.A.R. Parent Network is a Parent-to-Parent Network of Information & Support For Parents of Children with behavioral health needs,

The Cary Library is pleased to announce the launch of a another Lego program which runs the second Tuesday afternoon of each month, from 3:00 to 4:00 in addition to our third Saturday group that runs from 10:00 to 11:00. Lego Quest is for ages 7 and up. A theme will be chosen and Lego group members will be challenged to build something related to the theme. All Legos will be provided and space is limited. The next Saturday Lego group meeting is Saturday April 21st from 10:00 to 11:00 and the theme is Your Choice. Our 2nd Tuesday group will meet April 10th and their theme will be Your Choice. Please call Shelley at 532-1302 to reserve a spot and become part of the Cary Library Lego group.