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72 literacy Events Found

Mar 4

In-Person: Next Chapter Book Club In-Person

The Next Chapter Book Club is a community-based book club that welcomes adolescents and adults with intellectual & developmental disabilities to read, learn, make friends & have fun. Anyone 16 & over can participate, no matter their reading level. Winter/Spring Session begins February 4 and runs through May 13. Meets weekly in-person at the library from 4:00-5:00 pm. This session will be reading from Tom Fish & Jillian Ober's 'Something's Brewing: short stories & plays for everyone'. Multiple meeting dates: March 4, 11, 18, 25; April 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; May 6, 13, 2026.
Henrietta Hankin Branch Library
Free
3/4/26
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Mar 4

Cursive Club - In-person

Ever wondered how to sign your name? Or how to write in fancy letters? Come to the Cursive Club to practice writing in script! Meet in the Program Room from 4:00 to 5:00 pm. This program meets on the first Wednesdays of the month - 11/5/25, 12/3/25, 1/7/26, 2/4/26, 3/4/26, and 4/1/26. For 5th to 12th graders. Registration is not required.
Olney Library
Free
3/4/26
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Mar 4

Celebrate Read Across America with Clifford the Big Red Dog

Celebrate Read Across America at the library! Montgomery County Public Libraries and the Jewish Council for the Aging (JCA) Heyman Interages Center are celebrating Read Across America Week with one-on-one reading opportunities and a meet-and-greet with Clifford the Big Red Dog. Children can read one-on-one with a trained JCA volunteer or have a story read to them. First 40 children to read with a volunteer receive a FREE Clifford book. Located in 5th floor conference room. No advanced registration needed - drop-in event.
Brigadier General Charles E. McGee Library
Free event
3/4/26
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Mar 6

ELA Extravaganza

The ELA Extravaganza is a reimagined version of Villa's Spelling Bee, celebrating literacy for 6th and 7th grade girls. Led by Villa's English faculty and students, participants engage in hands-on ELA sessions highlighting collaboration, creativity, and the joy of language. Event runs from 8:15 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. with parent ceremony at 11:00 a.m. Schools can send up to 5 students (all female). Requires both school registration and individual student participation agreements.
Villa Joseph Marie High School
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3/6/26
Sourced: https://vjmhs.org/events/ela 02-08-2026
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Mar 6

Pearson Testing In-Person

Recurring in-person Pearson testing sessions held every Friday from March 6, 2026 through June 19, 2026. Additional dates include: March 13, 20, 27; April 3, 10, 17, 24; May 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; June 5, 12, 19, 2026.
Harrop Room, Phoenixville Library
Free
3/6/26
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Mar 9

Mentor Session: Alyssa Strachan-Hamilton

Topics covered include: Student-Centered Leadership - Designing systems & routines that center student voice, ownership, & community in every classroom; Data-Informed Differentiation - Using qualitative & quantitative data to plan responsive instruction that meets diverse learner needs; Instructional Coaching & Teacher Growth - Supporting educators through actionable feedback, collaborative planning, & sustainable improvement cycles; Literacy Strategy & Curriculum Design - Crafting culturally responsive, rigorous literacy experiences that drive engagement, critical thinking, & meaningful outcomes
Hilton Austin Downtown - Room 410
Free
3/9/26
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Mar 9

Literacy&Justice 4 All: Language Nutrition in Early Learning

This interactive session explores the power of early language exposure in shaping brain development and lifelong learning. Participants will learn how rich, responsive interactions serve as 'language nutrition,' fueling cognitive growth in young children. We will discuss key concepts of early brain development, foundational language skills, and how adopting a coaching mindset encourages families to support children's communication with our 4 new TWMB partners: Rainbow House, Ethne Health, Center for Black Women's Wellness and Atlanta Birth Center.
The Westin Austin Downtown - Strait
Free
3/9/26
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Mar 9

Literacy&Justice 4 All: Language Nutrition in Early Learning

The Westin Austin Downtown - Strait
Free
3/9/26
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Mar 9

Literacy&Justice 4 All: Language Nutrition in Early Learning

The Westin Austin Downtown - Strait
Free
3/9/26
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Mar 9

ALP - ESL Day Class In-Person

The Adult Literacy Program offers free ESL, GED, and Citizenship classes. These classes are in-person, hybrid, or on Zoom. Classes are held during the day and in the evening. Classes run on the academic calendar year, from late August to early June. This program supports Basic Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program. Recurring class meets every Monday from March 9 through June 8, 2026 (with some exceptions).
Kennett Library - Chestnut Classroom (1st Floor)
Free
3/9/26
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Mar 9

Hatchlings - Parent Workshop

Expectant & new parents, please join us for a 3-session workshop (3/9, 3/16, & 3/23) to learn ways to support baby's development with playful early learning activities. This interactive early literacy program includes books, songs, rhymes, and fun activities. Each session focuses on different aspects: Session 1: Baby's Brain (March 9), Session 2: Read, Talk and Sing with Baby (March 16), Session 3: Building a Routine (March 23). Families receive a FREE tote bag with book, toy, and song book. Limited to expectant parents and families with babies 0-4 months old. Made possible with help from Friends of the Library and Mother Goose on the Loose.
Quince Orchard Library
Free
3/9/26
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Mar 9

Read to a Dog

Build confidence and read one-on-one with a therapy dog! For kids ages 5-10 who have some ability to read aloud on their own. In person registration is required the day of the program. We have a limited number of available time slots. Readers can sign up for a time slot starting at 4:15 p.m. at the Information Desk. Each reader will have ten minutes to read one-on-one with the therapy dog. This program is in partnership with Pet Partners.
Gaithersburg Library
Free
3/9/26
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Mar 10

SERP Stories: When Teens Can't, Won't, & Don't Read: What We Can Do

Austin Marriott Downtown - Waterloo Ballroom 3
Free
3/10/26
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Mar 10

SERP Stories: When Teens Can't, Won't, & Don't Read: What We Can Do

Kids don't learn basketball by doing worksheets about basketball... yet many reading programs rely on isolated rote skills practice. What if we built interventions that made students WANT to read again? Join a live recording of the SERP Stories podcast (launched July 2025). We will illuminate a missing strand in the Science of Reading: engagement. Hear from researchers and educators who center motivation, identity, and agency alongside rigor, and walk away with ideas to re-engage adolescent readers with wonder and purpose.
Austin Marriott Downtown - Waterloo Ballroom 3
Free
3/10/26
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Mar 10

SERP Stories: When Teens Can't, Won't, & Don't Read: What We Can Do

Austin Marriott Downtown - Waterloo Ballroom 3
Free
3/10/26
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Mar 10

SERP Stories: When Teens Can't, Won't, & Don't Read: What We Can Do

SERP (Strategic Education Research Partnership) podcast discussion on teen reading challenges and educational solutions
Austin Marriott Downtown - Waterloo Ballroom 3
Free
3/10/26
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Mar 10

SERP Stories: When Teens Can't, Won't, & Don't Read: What We Can Do

Austin Marriott Downtown - Waterloo Ballroom 3
Free
3/10/26
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Mar 10

SERP Stories: When Teens Can't, Won't, & Don't Read: What We Can Do

Kids don't learn basketball by doing worksheets about basketball... yet many reading programs rely on isolated rote skills practice. What if we built interventions that made students WANT to read again? Join a live recording of the SERP Stories podcast (launched July 2025). We will illuminate a missing strand in the Science of Reading: engagement. Hear from researchers and educators who center motivation, identity, and agency alongside rigor, and walk away with ideas to re-engage adolescent readers with wonder and purpose.
Austin Marriott Downtown - Waterloo Ballroom 3
Free
3/10/26
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Mar 10

SERP Stories: When Teens Can't, Won't, & Don't Read: What We Can Do

Austin Marriott Downtown - Waterloo Ballroom 3
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3/10/26
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Mar 11

Missouri River Regional Library and ABLE Used Book Sale

One of the largest used book sales in the Midwest featuring over 100,000 items including books, movies, music, and puzzles. Items sorted by age, genre, and Dewey Decimal categories. Proceeds benefit Missouri River Regional Library and ABLE (Adult Basic Literacy Education).
St. Martins Knights of Columbus Hall
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3/11/26
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Mar 11

Book Crew - for Kindergarten & 1st graders

White Oak Library's Book Crew is just right for beginner readers in grades K-1. Each month we will read a book together, talk about it and do a fun activity inspired by the book. Copies will be available for checkout at the meeting. Book Crew does not teach reading, rather it is meant to introduce kids to some awesome books, get them excited about books and reading, and help them develop social skills through interaction with their peers. This is an independent learning experience. Parents and caregivers will not be present in the program room but must remain in the library building during the program. 14 seats remaining.
White Oak Library
Free
3/11/26
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Mar 11

No Shelf Control! - A Book Club for Grades 4-6

A book club for grades 4-6 discussing "Property of the Rebel Librarian" by Allison Varnes. This month's discussion focuses on middle school readers and censorship. The book explores themes of intellectual freedom when a community removes books from a school library and students work to secretly access banned books. Participants can borrow the book with a specially prepared reading guide from the library or access it as an e-book through Libby app. The program features interactive discussions and hands-on activities related to the book's themes. Over the school year, the club reads books from various genres including realistic fiction, mystery, humor, science fiction, fantasy, and adventure.
Connie Morella Library
Free
3/11/26
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Mar 12

In Search of Hope: Teaching Climate Emotions Through Story

Climate change impacts students not just physically, but emotionally as well. This session introduces the H.O.P.E. Framework (Healing Opportunities for Processing Eco-Grief), a practical, story-based approach for helping teachers and students recognize and respond to climate emotions. Rooted in hope theory and literature, the framework offers tools to spark meaningful conversations and build emotional resilience. Participants will explore current research, hear from educators using the approach, and leave with ready-to-use resources for emotionally responsive climate education.
Courtyard Marriott - Brazos I-III
Free
3/12/26
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Mar 13

Author Visit-Marie Boyd

Author visit event at Midway Elementary School from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM local time.
Midway Elementary School
Free
3/13/26
Sourced: https://mdw.kcsdschools.net/ 01-17-2026
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Mar 14

Children's Storytime

Join us for story time in our children's department at 11 AM.
Barnes & Noble Greenville NC
Free
3/14/26
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