Story time poll
afternoon story time
Please take a few minutes to answer this short survey
Help us determine what time to hold an afternoon story time at the Tecumseh District Library.
THANK YOU for your feedback
Summer reading
Thank You
THANK YOU to all who participated in summer reading 2025.
It was amazing to see so many enjoy the library. We had over 200 children enrolled in the summer reading program. We had weekly story time and family activities throughout the summer that were very well attended. I hope you enjoyed coloring our world as much as I did.
Your participation surpassed my wildest expectations. Thank you for making my first summer reading challenge a positive experience and a community success.
I look forward to seeing you around the library
Ms. Jennifer
Story Time for Children!
No story time July 29 & 30
NO Story time July 29 & 30th
Story time is going to take a summer break the week of July 29-30
We will be back August 5th and 6th
Afternoon Story Time
changes to Tuesday
afternoon Summer Reading story time
Has come to a close. Thank you for joining me this summer. I enjoyed reading to you and getting to know you.
Please participate in the short survey to determine an afternoon story time for the fall.
CREATIVE CREW
After school crafts done for the summer
I hope you are enjoying your Summer - Keep reading -
The creative crew planning will begin in a next week. Stay tuned to find out what is going on in the library this fall.
PAGE TURNERS
Page turners program is taking the summer off!
We hope that you continue to read by participating in the librarys' summer reading program.
Page Turners will begin Tuesday September 2, 2025
Tecumseh District Library offers children an opportunity to read aloud
to a friendly Staff Member for 30 minutes in or near the Children's Corner.
Reading skills are practiced.
Gentle assistance may be given for decoding words and reading with inflection.
New library friendships are made!
Appointments for your child can be made by calling the library at (517) 423-2238.
1,000 Books Before Kindergarten
For children up to five years old!
A free early literacy program which encourages you to read 1,000 books with your child before he or she begins kindergarten!
The program entails reading any book to your newborn, infant and/or toddler before they start kindergarten! If you read just one book a night together, you will have read 365 books in a year! That is 730 books in two years and 1,095 books in three years! There are no restrictions as to which book you read or how many times you read it! It can include books read to your child by a teacher, a sibling, or during Story Time.
Each experience counts as a book read!
WHO CAN PARTICIPATE?
Any child from birth until he or she enters kindergarten, usually around the age of five.
More than one young family member in this age range may participate at the same time!
HOW TO GET STARTED!
1. Register yourself and your child/children by coming into the library or email Dr. Jennifer Moore, jmoore@tecumsehlibrary.org
2. Ms. Jennifer, Children's Librarian, will contact you to arrange a time to come to the library and pick up your official packet. The contents of the packet will include a book log, booklists which suggest favorite books, and information about "1000 Books Before Kindergarten."
3. Keep track on the book log of each book read together. The program is self-paced and is not a contest or race!
4. When you reach the first 100 total, come back to the library with the list and receive your first Brag Tag and decorative cord. You will also receive your next book log to list your next 100 books! You must bring in your official book log to receive a Brag Tag each time.
5. When you have finished 1,000 books, you will receive a certificate and the opportunity to choose a book in the TDL collection to have a name plate inserted which celebrates your accomplishment!
6. Please contact Dr. Jennifer Moore at jmoore@tecumsehlibrary.org or 517-423-2238 if you have any questions!
Tutor.com
Looking for help with homework? With tutor.com and your library card, you have access to free online tutoring, homework help, practice quizzes, videos to help parents, and more!
You are also welcome to come to the library and get help from Dr. Jennifer Moore, the children's librarian, who was a teacher for over 20 years.