The Children Reading to Dogs program at the Jones Library provides a unique and supportive environment for children to practice their reading skills. By reading aloud to trained, friendly dogs, children can build confidence, improve fluency, and develop a love for reading in a non-judgmental setting. Parents are encouraged to attend and engage with their child during this enriching community program. Join us for a rewarding experience that fosters literacy and connection.
What to Expect
A calm, welcoming library setting where children take turns reading to gentle dogs.
Who Should Attend
- Children
- Parents
- Educators
- Literacy advocates
Agenda Overview
The program features scheduled reading sessions where children interact with the dogs under the supervision of library staff.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Metropolitan Library System · Public Library
The Metropolitan Library System provides library services and community programs across the Oklahoma City metro area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this program free?
Yes, it is a free community program.
Do I need to register?
Please check the Metropolitan Library System website for details.
Are parents required to stay?
Yes, please plan to be in attendance and engaged with your child.
What is the goal?
To help children build confidence and improve reading skills.
Where is the library?
9295 Willa Way, Jones, OK.
Are the dogs trained?
Yes, the dogs are trained therapy animals.
Tags
reading
literacy
dogs
library
kids
community
Summary
A literacy program where children practice reading aloud to therapy dogs at the Jones Library.
Reference:
metrolibrary.org
Highlights
- Builds reading confidence
- Improves fluency
- Supportive environment
- Trained therapy dogs
- Community engagement
- Free library program
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