A program that simulates a preschool classroom and gives children the opportunity to practice those pre-literacy, social and fine motor skills necessary for a successful launch to kindergarten.
ABC Craft and Learn is a free, half-hour program designed to help young children build the social and motor skills they need for kindergarten. The session mimics a structured preschool classroom, allowing kids to practice listening to a teacher, sharing materials, and working on simple crafts that strengthen their hands for writing. This program is best suited for children ages three to five who are preparing for school. It takes place in the children's section of the Zebulon Community Library, which offers free parking in its dedicated lot. You do not need to bring any supplies, as all crafting materials are provided by the library staff. It is an excellent weekend option because it fits easily into a busy Saturday morning. Your child gets valuable social interaction and a head start on classroom routines, and you still have the rest of the day open for naps and errands.