Join us at the Murray Library for an interactive story based session for pre-schoolers and their carers. Families and children explore early literacy and learning through reading, singing and playing together. *Please note Story Time only runs during the school term and takes a break during school holidays.

Suitable for children 2-5 years Enjoy magical picture books, songs, rhymes and craft. When: Tuesday and Thursday mornings during the school term Time: 9.30am Cost: Free

Story Time is aimed at children aged two to four years. Celebrate the joy of language, books and libraries while helping your child to develop their interest in reading and learning. Join fun, interactive sessions of stories, songs and nursery rhymes. No bookings required. Every Thursday | During school term

Join us in the Junior area for a morning of interactive rhymes and songs paired with fun actions.   Rhyme Time builds an early knowledge of reading and writing in children and aims to inspire a love of reading from birth and develop a sense of community for both caregivers and children.  Baby Rhyme Time is run on Mondays at […]

A fun, creative and hands-on learning environment where little people can explore the exciting possibilities of STEAM: Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Maths. Aimed at ages 2 – 5 years. Free event run during school terms. Bookings are essential. For more information, please contact Safety Bay Library on 9528 8611 or email [email protected]. If you have any specific needs or require accommodations in order […]

Storytime is held in the Library to introduce families with young children to the joys of sharing stories. At each session, there will be stories and STEAM inspired craft activities. Come along and meet your friendly library team and join in the fun with other families  Mandurah Library - Mondays 9.30am Lakelands Library - Tuesday 9.30am Falcon Library - Thursdays […]

Come and share songs and rhymes with your child. Rhyme Time is a FREE program aimed at developing early literacy skills as well as providing an opportunity for you to socialise with other parents. 10am every Thursday during school term SJ Library Service, 858 South Western Highway, Byford Suitable for children aged 0 to 2, although children of all ages […]

At these sessions we shall romp, sing, rhyme and share stories. There will be related activity or colouring in sheets for children to do at home. Sessions are best suited for toddlers aged 18 to 30 months, although everyone is welcome to attend. Bookings are not required. Childcare centres and groups must contact the library beforehand if planning to attend. […]

Spend quality time with your little ones and encourage their early literacy skills with songs and rhymes, as the City of Armadale Libraries host weekly Rhyme Time sessions. The rhythm and repetition of rhymes helps babies and children learn about words, sounds and language. Bounce and sing along with your baby to some favourite nursery rhymes, and learn some new […]

Join us in the junior area for a morning of stories, crafting, and meeting new friends. Story Time builds an early knowledge of reading and writing in children and aims to inspire a love of reading from birth and develop a sense of community for both caregivers and children.  Story Time is hosted on Mondays at 10.45am with a repeat […]

Story Time fosters a love of reading, encourages socialisation with other children and improves literacy skills through the use of rhymes, songs and stories. Fine motor skills are also improved through craft activities. A parent or guardian must accompany the child throughout the session. Story Time is held during the school term only. This is a free event and no bookings […]

A great program for active toddlers (aged 1 – 3 years) that will get you and your child moving and learning. Toddler Time aims to develop toddler's gross and fine motor skills, language skills, imagination and social interaction skills through music, movement, games and activities. Recommended for ages 1 - 3 years. Parents please note that children 12 years and […]