Boost your child's reading confidence and build 'pawsitive' self-esteem at this special program at The Village Library. Children are invited to read aloud to certified therapy dogs in a calm, supportive, and non-judgmental environment. This unique experience helps improve reading skills and encourages a love for books. Parents are encouraged to attend and engage with their children during this enriching library program, which is part of the Metropolitan Library System's commitment to literacy.
What to Expect
A welcoming library setting where children can practice reading to friendly, trained therapy dogs.
Who Should Attend
Children learning to read
Parents of young readers
Library patrons
Animal lovers
Agenda Overview
The program focuses on reading practice in a relaxed library setting.
Venue & Address
The Village Library
10307 N Pennsylvania Ave The Village , Oklahoma – 73120 United States
Organizer
Metropolitan Library System · Public Library
The Metropolitan Library System provides educational and community resources to the Oklahoma City area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this program free?
Yes, it is a free program provided by the library.
Do I need to register?
Please check the Metropolitan Library System website for registration details.
Are the dogs safe?
Yes, all dogs are certified therapy animals.
Can parents attend?
Yes, parents are encouraged to attend and engage with their child.
Where is the library?
10307 N Pennsylvania Ave, The Village, OK.
What is the goal?
To improve reading skills and confidence in children.
Tags
reading
dogs
library
children
education
literacy
Summary
A literacy program at The Village Library where children read aloud to certified therapy dogs.