10:30 - 11:15 - FULL
11:15-12:00 - SPOTS AVAILBLE
Move, sing, clap, dance and listen to music together with your child! Music is a whole-body activity for children and their caregivers. This activity is designed for babies and toddlers accompanied by a caregiver.
For questions, contact Jennifer Engelmann, Youth Family Services Coordinator at jengelmann@abilitycenter.org or 419-885-5733.
10:30 - 11:15 - FULL
11:15-12:00 - SPOTS AVAILBLE
Move, sing, clap, dance and listen to music together with your child! Music is a whole-body activity for children and their caregivers. This activity is designed for babies and toddlers accompanied by a caregiver.
For questions, contact Jennifer Engelmann, Youth Family Services Coordinator at jengelmann@abilitycenter.org or 419-885-5733.
Come join us at the Sylvania branch of the library - sign up for a library card and speak with their librarian. Also learn more about our book club!
Ages 13 -24
Open Gym - Basketball, board games, and more for endless entertainment join us and
bring a friend.
Unplug, reconnect, and build meaningful connections with family members through an interactive and inclusive storytime activity. A librarian will lead children in fun and stories for family storytime. Afterwards parents can talk and get to know each other while children play with toys in the room.
10:00 – 10:30 Family Storytime led by a LCPL Librarian
10:30-11:30 (parent chat) Children can play with appropriate toys and materials while parents mingle.
Everyone is welcome to this accessible and sensory-friendly storytime experience. Call Jennifer at 419-855-5733, jengelmann@abilitycenter.org if you have additional questions or concerns.
BOOK CLUB - (Six weeks)
Our first meeting will be held at the Sylvania branch, where we will gather in a room to talk, learn, and connect. Let's get reading!
Ages 13 – 24
Every month, this group brings together kids and parents to connect, socialize and build community. Kids can be kids in gym activities with Ability Center staff, parents can interact in a nearby room. Parents must remain in the building. Registration is required, and a confirmation email will be sent to you or your child once you have registered.
Team taught with OSU Extension Office. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program-Education (SNAP-Ed) can show you how to eat healthier, even on a limited budget. You will learn how to make food choices to improve the quality of the meals you cook and eat. Opportunities for discussion, learning new recipes, cooking healthy meals and practicing thrifty shopping at the grocery store. Basic cooking skills required.
ART IN ACTION
Toledo Museum of Art
Join us for an art adventure - a scavenger hunt and an art exhibition!
Saturday, Feb. 18th
Two times to choose from:
9–11am OR 10am –12pm
Saturday, Feb. 18th
Two times to choose from:
9–11am OR 10am –12pm
Team taught with OSU Extension Office. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program-Education (SNAP-Ed) can show you how to eat healthier, even on a limited budget. You will learn how to make food choices to improve the quality of the meals you cook and eat. Opportunities for discussion, learning new recipes, cooking healthy meals and practicing thrifty shopping at the grocery store. Basic cooking skills required.
Classes exploring the five core qualities of leadership: self-awareness, communication, competency, character, and community involvement/awareness. Discussions with leaders in our community.
Classes exploring the five core qualities of leadership: self-awareness, communication, competency, character, and community involvement/awareness. Discussions with leaders in our community.
Build Healthy Habits - Strategies and skills for improved mental, emotional, and physical health.
*All abilities are welcome. (Geared towards families with children 12 and under)
Join Parent Talk, where parents share, kids play, and everyone makes connections. This is an accepting, inclusive discussion time for parents.
Location: Community Meeting Room C (Kids can play in the room with parents)
For questions, contact Jennifer Engelmann, Youth Family Services Coordinator at jengelmann@abilitycenter.org or 419.885-5733.
Team taught with OSU Extension Office. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program-Education (SNAP-Ed) can show you how to eat healthier, even on a limited budget. You will learn how to make food choices to improve the quality of the meals you cook and eat. Opportunities for discussion, learning new recipes, cooking healthy meals and practicing thrifty shopping at the grocery store. Basic cooking skills required.
