Children's Programs · Literacy Program
Read with a Therapy Dog
A unique literacy program where children can read to a therapy dog at the library.
Read with a Therapy Dog is a popular literacy program at the St Helena Branch Library that helps children build confidence in their reading skills. By reading aloud to a trained, gentle therapy dog, children can practice in a non-judgmental and supportive environment. This program is designed to make reading a fun and positive experience, helping to improve fluency and foster a lifelong love of books in young readers.
What to Expect
A relaxed session where children take turns reading to a calm and friendly therapy dog.
Who Should Attend
- Children
- Beginning readers
- Parents
- Families
Agenda Overview
The program provides scheduled time for children to read to the therapy dog.
Venue & Address
St Helena Branch Library
6355 Jonathan Francis Senior RoadSt Helena Island , South Carolina – 29920
United States
Organizer
Beaufort County Library · Public Institution
The Beaufort County Library system provides diverse programming and resources for the community.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a cost?
No, this program is free to attend.
Where is it held?
St Helena Branch Library.
Do I need to register?
Check with the library for current attendance policies.
Who is this for?
Children who want to practice their reading skills.
What is the goal?
To build reading confidence and fluency.
How often is it held?
Check the library calendar for recurring dates.
Tags
reading
dogs
library
children
literacy
Summary
Literacy program where children practice reading with a therapy dog.
Highlights
- Confidence-building reading
- Supportive environment
- Trained therapy dogs
- Fun literacy practice
- Positive reading experience
- Library-hosted program
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