2025 CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS
- Weekly Family Story Times for ages 0-5 with songs, basic concepts and stories. - Fridays from 10:30-11:00 am.
- Chapter Book Story Times available on our YouTube channel.
- We are also offering monthly Take-and-Make crafts and activities for you to do at home with your children!
The Caribou Public Library is a place where parents and caregivers bring their children to read and learn together. We believe that early literacy services are a key foundation for long- term societal success. We are privileged to offer the following early children’s literacy development programs:
LEGO Days!
Ongoing monthly Lego challenges.
Build with LEGO bricks and Duplos, and we'll display your
creation. See a librarian.
Family Story Time Program (0-5 years)
Fridays, 10:30-11:00 am.
Stories being read, conversation engagement, & art activities help children develop early social & literacy skills.
This is a weekly program.
LEGO Days!
Ongoing monthly Lego challenges.
Build with LEGO bricks and Duplos, and we'll display your
creation. See a librarian.
Family Story Time Program (0-5 years)
Fridays, 10:30-11:00 am.
Stories being read, conversation engagement, & art activities help children develop early social & literacy skills.
This is a weekly program.
Middle School and High School Book Clubs
Fourth Wednesday of every Month, Middle schoolers 3p.m., High schoolers 4p.m.
Brenda Matley, Facilitator
Our Middle and High school book clubs meet monthly to discuss a title that the students vote for before each new school year. The list includes, but is not limited to, award winners and titles from the core collection. Each month, students hold discussions and learn about literary devices. This builds comprehension skills and an enthusiasm for stories in a variety of genres, including fiction and nonfiction.
Fourth Wednesday of every Month, Middle schoolers 3p.m., High schoolers 4p.m.
Brenda Matley, Facilitator
Our Middle and High school book clubs meet monthly to discuss a title that the students vote for before each new school year. The list includes, but is not limited to, award winners and titles from the core collection. Each month, students hold discussions and learn about literary devices. This builds comprehension skills and an enthusiasm for stories in a variety of genres, including fiction and nonfiction.