Join us for an interactive early literacy experience for preschoolers and their caregivers. This program is geared toward children ages 3-6 years old and features songs, books, and crafts each week!
This program is a wonderful way to promote early literacy, social skills, and kindergarten readiness skills!
Space is limited. Please pick up your free tickets at the Children's Reference Desk the morning of the program to gain entry to Sapling story time.
Kingwood Branch Library
Join us for an interactive early literacy experience for preschoolers and their caregivers. This program is geared toward children ages 3-6 years old and features songs, books, and crafts each week!
This program is a wonderful way to promote early literacy, social skills, and kindergarten readiness skills!
Space is limited. Please pick up your free tickets at the Children's Reference Desk the morning of the program to gain entry to Sapling story time.
Similar to cross-stitch and paint-by-numbers, diamond painting is creating a sparkling masterpiece as easy as affixing vibrantly colored resin rhinestones to a self-adhesive canvas. The canvas is printed with the design as well as symbols to let you know exactly which color to place in each spot.
For the winter edition of diamond painting, we will be making a hot cocoa keychain.
All supplies provided.
Registration and attendance for patrons ages 18+ only.
Join us for an interactive early literacy experience for preschoolers and their caregivers. This program is geared toward children ages 3-6 years old and features songs, books, and crafts each week!
This program is a wonderful way to promote early literacy, social skills, and kindergarten readiness skills!
Space is limited. Please pick up your free tickets at the Children's Reference Desk the morning of the program to gain entry to Sapling story time.
Join us for an interactive early literacy experience for infants and their caregivers. This program is geared toward babies newborn-18 months and features songs, books, baby signs and playtime.
This program is a wonderful way to encourage your child’s language development, early literacy, and connect with other parents!
Space is limited. Please pick up your free tickets at the Children's Reference Desk the morning of the program to gain entry to Baby Sprouts story time.
Fall into a new hobby! In this program you will learn about a new hobby every week such as gardening or jewelry making, and get a chance to try out! The goal of this program is to spark a child's interest in learning a new hobby. This program is for children in Kindergarten- 5th grade.
Space is limited; Please pick up your free tickets at the Children's Reference Desk every Monday at 3:45 PM
Storytime for children using Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
Build your child’s communication through shared reading! Families will learn to model language on AAC devices, foster a love of books, and connect through this interactive story time.
Who Can Attend?
Learn how to book time with the Kingwood Library’s Cricut! This orientation session will introduce participants to using the Cricut in the library. Those who complete the class will then be able to request time to use a Cricut at HCPL branches, at which time they will complete a short machine-specific orientation at the location of their choice. Attending this orientation is mandatory before patrons can request time to use a Cricut.
This event is open to those ages 13 and older. Teens ages 13-16 must be accompanied by an adult guardian.
Join us for an interactive early literacy experience for infants and their caregivers. This program is geared toward babies newborn-18 months and features songs, books, baby signs and playtime.
This program is a wonderful way to encourage your child’s language development, early literacy, and connect with other parents!
Space is limited. Please pick up your free tickets at the Children's Reference Desk the morning of the program to gain entry to Baby Sprouts story time.
Join the Talk It Up! book club at Kingwood Branch Library in November as we read & discuss The Stolen Queen by Fiona Davis.
"Egypt, 1936: When anthropology student Charlotte Cross is offered a coveted spot on an archaeological dig in Egypt, . . . she leaps at the opportunity. But after an unbearable tragedy strikes, Charlotte knows her future will never be the same.