For toddlers and preschoolers (ages 0 to 4) who can actively engage and listen for 30 minutes. Due to limited space, tickets are required for entry and can be collected at the reference desk the day of the program. For detailed descriptions, action rhymes, and book suggestions, visit Rowlett.com/Storytime. September 6 & 7: Grandparents
For toddlers and preschoolers (ages 0 to 4) who can actively engage and listen for 30 minutes. Due to limited space, tickets are required for entry and can be collected at the reference desk the day of the program. For detailed descriptions, action rhymes, and book suggestions, visit Rowlett.com/Storytime.
Kids ages 5 to 8 can enjoy STEAM-related activities that bring forth innovation and creativity. • 6: Hockey Practice - Build a tabletop hockey game with LEGO • 13: Free Throws - Build a basketball goal and practice your shot with LEGO • 20: Gravity Derby - Using LEGO systems, we will learn about the science behind sledding • 27: Sail Car - Build your own LEGO sail car and race to win the day
Kids ages 9 to 14 can learn about First LEGO League (FLL) and participate in activities related to the competition. • 7: Introduction to First LEGO League (FLL) - Learn about this year's theme and how to join the library's team for competition. • 14: Engineering Notebook - Discuss mission guidebook for the competition • 21: Introduction to Robotics - Learn how the Spike Robot system works • 28: Team Dynamics - Build First LEGO League (FLL) teams and work on team dynamics
