Education · Community Program
Read with a Therapy Dog
A supportive reading program where children can practice their skills by reading to a therapy dog.
Read with a Therapy Dog is a popular community program held at the Stanwood Library. This initiative provides a comfortable and non-judgmental space for children to practice their reading skills by reading aloud to a trained therapy dog. These sessions are designed to build confidence, improve literacy, and foster a love for reading. Join us for this heartwarming program and see the positive impact that therapy animals can have on a child's educational journey.
What to Expect
A calm and encouraging environment where children read to a friendly, trained therapy dog.
Who Should Attend
- Children
- Parents
- Young readers
- Animal lovers
Agenda Overview
Children take turns reading to the therapy dog in a quiet library setting.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Sno-Isle Libraries · Public Library
A public library system serving Snohomish and Island counties.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the goal?
To help children build confidence and reading skills.
Where is it held?
Stanwood Library Meeting Room.
Is it free?
Yes, it is a free library program.
Are the dogs trained?
Yes, they are certified therapy dogs.
How often does it happen?
It is a recurring monthly program.
Do I need to register?
Check the Sno-Isle Libraries website for details.
Tags
reading
therapy dog
kids
library
literacy
Stanwood
Summary
A literacy program where children read to therapy dogs at the library.
Reference:
sno-isle.bibliocommons.com
Highlights
- Literacy support
- Therapy dog interaction
- Confidence building
- Supportive environment
- Community program
- Educational benefit
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