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 at the Zebulon Community Library that helps young children prepare for the transition to kindergarten. Through structured activities, kids practice the social, fine motor, and pre-literacy skills they will need in a school setting. This event is designed specifically for toddlers and preschoolers who are preparing for a classroom environment. Admission is entirely free, and no registration is required, though arriving early is wise to secure a spot in the activity room. The library has a dedicated parking lot with plenty of spaces, and you do not need to bring any supplies of your own. It makes a smart addition to your Saturday morning routine because it combines structured learning with a casual library visit. Your child can practice sitting in a circle and following directions, and you can check out your weekly stack of books before heading home for naptime.