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Programs for Kids

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    White Cat Statue

    Celebrated annually in May, Asian Heritage Month commemorates the numerous ways that Asian Canadians have contributed to shaping Canada’s history. 

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    Writing & Book Camp

    This is a unique day camp that connects youth who are passionate about reading and writing with well-known authors and illustrators.

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    Hands Making a Heart Shape

    VPL is collecting and delivering Caring Cards for isolated residents.

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    Two adults reading to a group of children

    Our workshops focus on early language and literacy development and provide free professional development for Early Childhood Educators (ECE), childcare providers and adults working with children in Vancouver.

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    Kids creating books in a library

    Kids in Grades K – 7 can drop by participating branches anytime to write and illustrate their own book and we’ll make it available for other kids to read in the library!  

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    Kids standing and smiling

    We welcome groups from schools, child care centres, and other children’s programs in Vancouver to visit our libraries.

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    Kids reading books

    Discover new books and connect with other kids in a Book Club!

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    Potograhp showing a toddler with plastic camera

    VPL recognises that play is vital to children’s learning. To support learning we offer a range of high-quality play elements including toys, puzzles and games at every location.

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    Two adults reading to a group of children

    Join us to be inspired and learn more about supporting children’s early literacy skills in this full-day professional development conference for early childhood educators, childcare providers and adults working with children in the community.

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    teen and child reading together

    Children in Grades 2 - 4 are matched with a Big Buddy teen mentor to practice reading aloud and participate in activities such as storytelling and games that make literacy fun.