Summer Reading registration is going on now!
School is almost out! For us here at the Puyallup Public Library that means SUMMER READING!!!!!
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New storytime session starts up
Next week the Winter-Spring session of storytimes starts up! We did a lot of changes for this new session so be sure to double check the time and date for the storytime(s) you want to attend with the little ones in your life. Read moreScarlet the therapy dog is coming
Need a good excuse to get your child to practice reading aloud? Well then, the Puyallup Public Library has your solution!
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Come join the game!
Playing games is fun. People of all ages play games. Games are not just for kids. Whether it is board games, computer games, role playing games, tabletop miniature games, or card games, games are played around the world. Games are loved for the challenge they provide. Games are enjoyed for the social interactions they bring. On Saturday, November 13, from 2 to 4 pm, the Puyallup Public Library hosts its very own gaming party.
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Family fun pre-Halloween
Halloween is just around the corner, and believe it or not, the Puyallup Public Library is a great place to come for some fun the day before Halloween. Check out this fun for the whole family in and around your library on Saturday, October 30: Read moreBaby/Toddler Communications
Sign language is a wonderful tool for communicating with babies and toddlers. These little bugaboos are not yet talking but they have a need to tell you their wants and desires. On Wednesday, October 20 at 10:30 am, the Puyallup Public Library invites you to come learn some Sign Play: Using Sign Language to Communicate With the Little Ones in Your Life. A one hour workshop for parents and caregiviers of any type with children ages 0 to 36 months. Read moreA children's author comes to talk
The process of writing can be difficult for children and adults. But it can also be fun and rewarding. Author Chellis Jensen comes to the library on Friday, July 30 at 3 pm to talk about her book Mrs. Annathena Gilly Gully from Puddle Rumple Tilly Willy.
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Bubbles
Bubbles, bubbles floating everywhere. Bubbles floating above my nose and toes. Read moreCool beachware for your summertime fun!
Coming up on Friday, July 9, we want you to spruce up your summertime garb. You don't want your beachwear to look plain. You want designer wear, designed and decorated by yourself! Read moreDrawing a 3-dimensional fishbowl
Summer reading is off to a roaring good start! Hundreds of children are already sign up to read 10 or more hours before school starts up. Over one hundred children attended our Pirate Party or Chalk the Walk summer reading events last week. And there is still so much more to do... Read moreGet cool with a Fan!
Are you thinking about coming to downtown Puyallup on Friday, June 18? Are you thinking about taking a look at what the Meeker Days folks have in store for you? Then don't forget to stop by the Puyallup Public Library while you are in the area. All day while the library is open (Friday, June 18 from 10 am to 5 pm) you can come in to get cooled off and make your own fancy fan. Walk around the boothes with a paper fan showing your artistic style. Kids of all ages and abilities are welcome. No previous art experience required. Read moreSigning at Storytime
Today's storytime for little ones (ages 0-24 months) had a little extra surprise. Ruth Briggs joined us, and introduced some basic sign language. She also talked about how signing with young children helps them express themselves before they can talk, and that decreases frustration. We laughed as we incorporated some signs into the stories and songs. What a great combination: we had books, music, sign language, colors and numbers all working together to reinforce language development! There's only one week left of this session, and I'm already looking forward to more storytimes this summer. Read moreRocket science is fun!
Blast off to the library for a fun science program all about rocketry. Read moreGet inspired by the Celts!
Drum Up Some Fun
I was at a storytelling workshop once when the person in front started tossing (well, PASSing) drums out into the audience until everyone in the room had one. Then he got us all beating rhythms, and laughing, and just having fun with the sounds we were creating. Now, this was nearly twenty years ago, and I still remember how much fun it was. So I thought it would be great to have that same person come to the Puyallup Public Library.
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On Wednesday, January 20th the Library will be hosting a true family program, it is our Star Party! Once again the Tacoma Astronomical Society will be coming to the Library to help you make stomp rockets and view stars through telescopes (weather permitting). Read moreFun evening storytime!
Is your child too old for the Preschool Storytime? Can't make it to the Thursday or Friday morning storytimes? Want to learn a little Spanish? Then the storytime on Tuesday evenings at 6:30 is perfect for you! Read moreLive birds @ your library!
Come see some real live birds at the libray when Ashley's Avian Antics comes on Saturday, January 2 at 1 pm.
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Want something to do while school is on break? Want your children to do something entertaining and educational? Want something that is free? Then come to the library for one of our science programs! Afterwards, check out a science book and learn even more about the fascinating and varied world of science. Read moreAuthor visit on November 17

Come meet Settle writer Matthew Amster-Burtun, author of the book Hungry Monkey: A Food-Loving Father's Quest to Raise an Adventurous Eater.
Read moreCome have fun on National Gaming Day!
Games for big kids, little kids, and kids in between. Games for teens, games for tweens, and even some games for adults to join in. That is the fun of National Gaming Day! Read moreUpcoming magic workshop for kids!
Coming up on November 9th children (ages 5 to 12 years old) can join Magician Louie Foxx for a FREE magic workshop. Read moreThe art of 3-dimensional drawing
Fall Storytimes 2009
The line up of fall storytimes begins this week. We invite families with children from babies on up to come in and join the fun!
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