Story Stroll at Scott Park

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À propos

The Story Stroll at Scott Park is an active literacy program hosted by the Town of Porcupine Plain & Porcupine Plain Public Library to encourage families to get outside, enjoy nature and be active, and for children to practice reading skills; however, it is also enjoyed by adults and seniors in the community who enjoy strolling through the park and reading the stories posted. Pages from cultural stories will be shared throughout the duration of Culture Days, with stories being updated each Friday for the following week.

For the week of September 29th, a First Nations story will be selected in honour of the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation, along with a list of other recommended reading and mental health supports. The other weeks of Culture Days will feature other cultural stories, including (where possible) multilingual books.

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Town of Porcupine Plain & Porcupine Plain Public Library

The Town of Porcupine Plain and the Porcupine Plain Public Library have partnered to bring literacy outdoors through the Story Stroll. This initiative encourages families and individuals of all ages to enjoy reading while exploring local parks and green spaces, fostering both a love of stories and community connection.