Falling in love with reading.

Story Time

CMOM’s story time is not only a chance to enjoy a good book; there are activities before, during and after the reading to help reinforce what has been read and create a fun atmosphere that will help develop a continued love of reading. Story times are 11:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. This special programming is included with your general admission.

Why are we interested in story time? Listening to a story and participating in discussions offer wonderful benefits:

• Increase a child’s attention span
• Enhance visual discrimination skills
• Practice auditory processing
• Examine social situations and behaviors
• Instill a love of books

Upcoming Titles:

August 12^th – 17^th

• Morning Story Time: How to Make a Friend by Stephen W. Martin
• Afternoon Story Time: The Last Pomegranate by F. Nakhaei

August 19^th – 24th

• Morning Story Time: How to Talk Like a Bear by Charlie Grandy
• Afternoon Story Time: Berry Song by Michaela Goade

August 26^th – August 31^st

• Morning Story Time: How to Knit a Monster by Annemarie van Haeringen
• Afternoon Story Time: Every Peach is a Story by David Mas Masumoto and Nikiko Masumoto

September 2^nd – 7^th

• Morning Story Time: How to Two by David Soman
• Afternoon Story Time: Farah Loves Mangos by Sarthak Sinha

September 9^th – 14^th 

• Morning Story Time: How to Help a Friend by Karl Newson
• Afternoon Story Time: Song of Frutas by Margarita Engle