The Book Babies Storytime mobile will drop by Homewood’s Hub & Family Center every Wednesday until the fall.
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Sponsored by Reading is Fundamental Pittsburgh, Book Babies provides dedicated story time for children. It also encourages play, nurturing and activities such as crafts. Caregivers share tips and resources along with companionship.
Book Babies highlights books by Black authors and others from various cultures to ensure that young readers can start to develop a positive racial identity through reading.
The bookmobile will be stationed outside the Homewood Family Center, located at 7219 Kelly St., at 11 a.m. every Wednesday until the fall.
The Book Babies Storytime mobile will drop by Homewood’s Hub & Family Center every Wednesday until the fall.
Learn More
Sponsored by Reading is Fundamental Pittsburgh, Book Babies provides dedicated story time for children. It also encourages play, nurturing and activities such as crafts. Caregivers share tips and resources along with companionship.
Book Babies highlights books by Black authors and others from various cultures to ensure that young readers can start to develop a positive racial identity through reading.
The bookmobile will be stationed outside the Homewood Family Center, located at 7219 Kelly St., at 11 a.m. every Wednesday until the fall.
The Book Babies Storytime mobile will drop by Homewood’s Hub & Family Center every Wednesday until the fall.
Learn More
Sponsored by Reading is Fundamental Pittsburgh, Book Babies provides dedicated story time for children. It also encourages play, nurturing and activities such as crafts. Caregivers share tips and resources along with companionship.
Book Babies highlights books by Black authors and others from various cultures to ensure that young readers can start to develop a positive racial identity through reading.
The bookmobile will be stationed outside the Homewood Family Center, located at 7219 Kelly St., at 11 a.m. every Wednesday until the fall.
The Book Babies Storytime mobile will drop by Homewood’s Hub & Family Center every Wednesday until the fall.
Learn More
Sponsored by Reading is Fundamental Pittsburgh, Book Babies provides dedicated story time for children. It also encourages play, nurturing and activities such as crafts. Caregivers share tips and resources along with companionship.
Book Babies highlights books by Black authors and others from various cultures to ensure that young readers can start to develop a positive racial identity through reading.
The bookmobile will be stationed outside the Homewood Family Center, located at 7219 Kelly St., at 11 a.m. every Wednesday until the fall.
The Book Babies Storytime mobile will drop by Homewood’s Hub & Family Center every Wednesday until the fall.
Learn More
Sponsored by Reading is Fundamental Pittsburgh, Book Babies provides dedicated story time for children. It also encourages play, nurturing and activities such as crafts. Caregivers share tips and resources along with companionship.
Book Babies highlights books by Black authors and others from various cultures to ensure that young readers can start to develop a positive racial identity through reading.
The bookmobile will be stationed outside the Homewood Family Center, located at 7219 Kelly St., at 11 a.m. every Wednesday until the fall.
The Book Babies Storytime mobile will drop by Homewood’s Hub & Family Center every Wednesday until the fall.
Learn More
Sponsored by Reading is Fundamental Pittsburgh, Book Babies provides dedicated story time for children. It also encourages play, nurturing and activities such as crafts. Caregivers share tips and resources along with companionship.
Book Babies highlights books by Black authors and others from various cultures to ensure that young readers can start to develop a positive racial identity through reading.
The bookmobile will be stationed outside the Homewood Family Center, located at 7219 Kelly St., at 11 a.m. every Wednesday until the fall.
The Book Babies Storytime mobile will drop by Homewood’s Hub & Family Center every Wednesday until the fall.
Learn More
Sponsored by Reading is Fundamental Pittsburgh, Book Babies provides dedicated story time for children. It also encourages play, nurturing and activities such as crafts. Caregivers share tips and resources along with companionship.
Book Babies highlights books by Black authors and others from various cultures to ensure that young readers can start to develop a positive racial identity through reading.
The bookmobile will be stationed outside the Homewood Family Center, located at 7219 Kelly St., at 11 a.m. every Wednesday until the fall.
The Book Babies Storytime mobile will drop by Homewood’s Hub & Family Center every Wednesday until the fall.
Learn More
Sponsored by Reading is Fundamental Pittsburgh, Book Babies provides dedicated story time for children. It also encourages play, nurturing and activities such as crafts. Caregivers share tips and resources along with companionship.
Book Babies highlights books by Black authors and others from various cultures to ensure that young readers can start to develop a positive racial identity through reading.
The bookmobile will be stationed outside the Homewood Family Center, located at 7219 Kelly St., at 11 a.m. every Wednesday until the fall.
The Book Babies Storytime mobile will drop by Homewood’s Hub & Family Center every Wednesday until the fall.
Learn More
Sponsored by Reading is Fundamental Pittsburgh, Book Babies provides dedicated story time for children. It also encourages play, nurturing and activities such as crafts. Caregivers share tips and resources along with companionship.
Book Babies highlights books by Black authors and others from various cultures to ensure that young readers can start to develop a positive racial identity through reading.
The bookmobile will be stationed outside the Homewood Family Center, located at 7219 Kelly St., at 11 a.m. every Wednesday until the fall.
Reading Ready Pittsburgh is seeking input from area families about early literacy through a short survey.
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Reading Ready Pittsburgh is hoping the survey will garner at least 300 to 500 responses before Sept. 15.
Areas from which they are especially interested in obtaining responses include:
- Braddock
- Homestead
- Munhall
- Swissvale
- Duquesne
- Rankin
- Turtle Creek
- McKeesport
- West Mifflin
- Clairton
Questions in the survey cover where parents access books for their children in the community, how often their child is exposed to books, and how Reading Ready Pittsburgh can help to support reading in the home.
Those interested in participating can take the survey now.
