Community · Workshop
Read to a Dog
Children are invited to practice their reading skills by reading aloud to a friendly, trained therapy dog at the library.
The Read to a Dog program at the Sebastopol Regional Library offers a unique and supportive environment for children to improve their literacy skills. By reading aloud to a calm, trained therapy dog and an adult volunteer, children can build confidence and foster a love for reading in a stress-free setting. This community-focused event is designed to make reading an enjoyable experience for young learners while providing a welcoming space for families to engage with their local library.
What to Expect
A quiet, friendly atmosphere where children take turns reading to a therapy dog.
Who Should Attend
- Children
- Early readers
- Parents
- Dog lovers
Agenda Overview
Sessions involve individual reading time with a therapy dog and volunteer.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Sonoma County Library · Public Library
The Sonoma County Library provides diverse educational and community programming.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a fee?
No, this program is free.
Do I need to sign up?
Sign-ups are offered in person at the library.
Can my child bring their own book?
Yes, children are welcome to bring their own books.
Who supervises the dogs?
Trained adult volunteers accompany the therapy dogs.
Is this for all ages?
It is primarily aimed at children practicing reading.
Where is it held?
At the Sebastopol Regional Library.
Tags
literacy
children
library
dogs
education
community
Summary
A literacy-focused event where children read to therapy dogs at the Sebastopol Regional Library.
Highlights
- Practice reading aloud
- Trained therapy dogs
- Supportive environment
- Build reading confidence
- Free community program
- Engage with library resources
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