The Paws for Reading program at the Hartland Public Library offers a unique and encouraging environment for children to build their reading confidence. By practicing with a certified therapy dog, such as Frankie, young readers can improve their skills in a relaxed, non-judgmental setting. This popular library program is designed to make reading fun and accessible, helping children develop a lifelong love for books while interacting with a gentle, trained animal companion.
What to Expect
A supportive session where children read aloud to a therapy dog.
Who Should Attend
- Young readers
- Children building confidence
- Library patrons
- Families
Agenda Overview
Participants register to schedule a time slot to read with the therapy dog.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Hartland Public Library · Public Library
Providing educational and community resources to the Hartland area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the event?
It is held at the Hartland Public Library, 110 E Park Ave, Hartland, WI.
Do I need to register?
Yes, registration is required to schedule a time slot.
Who is the dog?
The program features a certified therapy dog named Frankie.
Is there a cost?
Library programs are typically free.
What is the goal?
To help children build reading confidence.
How do I sign up?
Check the Hartland Public Library calendar for registration details.
Tags
Education
Reading
Library
Children
Hartland
Wisconsin
Summary
A library program where children practice reading with a certified therapy dog.
Reference:
hartland.librarycalendar.com
Highlights
- Build reading confidence
- Certified therapy dog interaction
- Relaxed environment
- Encourages literacy
- Fun library activity
- Non-judgmental practice
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