Week of the Young Child
St. Charles Public Library 1 S. 6th Street, St. Charles, IL, United StatesJoin us as we celebrate Week of the Young Child. Each day explores a new learning concept as we celebrate our youngest Library patrons.
Join us as we celebrate Week of the Young Child. Each day explores a new learning concept as we celebrate our youngest Library patrons.
Celebrate National Robotics Week with our Robot Block Party featuring cool 'bots and mecha-stars presented by area robotics groups. Learn what they can do and how they do itโand discover how robots are increasingly becoming part of everyday life. All activities are included in Museum Entry. Features and schedules for Robot Block Party will be...
Wrap up Week of the Young Child with a storytime and self-guided activities that celebrate childrenโs first teachers: their families! Learn ways to engage and support our youngest learners, laying the foundation for their future success.
Pick up a new Child ID safety kit and talk to an officer from the Darien Police Department. These kits provide crucial information that parents can hand over if officers ever need to respond to a missing child report.
Join a real Ninja Squad Coach as they read a great story, then jump, roll, balance and PLAY like a NINJA! Perfect for kids 2-5 years with a grown up buddy as a guardian. Registration required.
Join us for songs, stories, and activities in both Polish and English.
An OUTDOOR farm-city & community open house & fundraiser that brings farm to the city. The KCFB FOUNDATION welcomes urban & suburban neighbors to see antique tractors and modern farming equipment, enjoy hands-on activities, see farm animals & more.
Test Your Limits and Conquer Your Obstaclesโ1.5 Mile Run Featuring hill elevation and both grass/concrete terrain. Run, Climb, Jump, Push, Pull and Crawl Your Way to the Finish Line. For information on more events like this, check out our roundup of 5K Races and Kidsโ Fun Runs.
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