The Children visited the library for the first time to get to experience the library environment. They were encouraged to browse the shelves, follow their interests, and select the books that truly captivated them.

We observed the students carefully examining illustrations, reading books quietly by themselves, and happily pairing up with friends to share their discoveries. Our teachers also joined in the joy, gathering small groups for engaging read-aloud sessions, bringing stories to life with animated voices and shared wonder.

The visit concluded with a lively sharing circle, where each child had the chance to talk about their favorite book and what they enjoyed most about their time in the library. The children were also immersed to the library etiquete.

This experience fosters love for reading and introduces the children to the joy of reading through engaging story books and interactive sessions. It also promotes independence as the children get to select their own books, fostering a sense of independence and decision making.

Childrens curiosity is enhanced and that sparks an interest in learning by exposing them to diverse topics and subjects.