Overview
Early Learning Tips for Parents
Research shows one-on-one interaction between parent and child is critical for early learning. You can help your child develop important literacy and pre-reading skills. Five simple practices that help your child get ready to read are: Reading, Writing, Talking, Singing, and Playing. Attending storytime helps children develop imagination, comprehension and attention skills.
Preschool Learning Tools
Practicing preschool skills can be both educational and fun. Explore our online learning tools together.
StoryWalks
Not all reading happens on couches. Walk (and jump and run) and read at a CADL StoryWalk.
Early Learning Calendar
Print a calendar with daily activities that prepare children for success in kindergarten.
Raising Reader Backpacks
Backpacks filled with books, toys, music CDs and DVDs on a kid-friendly theme.
CADL Tales
Tune in for CADL Tales, a show that features CADL librarians reading stories and sharing activities.
Raising Reader iPads
Check out the full list of educational apps that we provide on our in-branch iPads!
Blog Posts
CADL youth librarians are your partner in developing your child's love of reading.
Storytimes & Playtimes
Miss Betty’s Playtime
Wednesday Mar 26, 2025 10:30am - 12:00pm Webberville - In LibraryJoin Miss Betty at 10:30 for a book and a song, followed by a craft. There will be drop-in pretend p...
Storytime with Miss Betty
Wednesday Mar 26, 2025 10:30am - 11:30am Webberville - In LibraryAll Storytimes
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