Reading with a Ranger

Take part in one of our Reading With a Ranger Porgrams to connect to Abraham Lincoln through his love of reading and books.

 

For Native American Heritage Month, kids were able to take part in this basket weaving craft!

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Join a Ranger for storytime and activities that explore themes such as wildlife, Kentucky, history, and more with our fun and interactive library program!

This children's program occurs monthly at local libraries, bringing fun stories and interactive activities to its participants. Children that participate will get to explore themes around science and history having to do with the local and surrounding area. Each program consists of reading a book and enjoying a related activity.
We like to think that a young Abraham Lincoln would have had a great time attending!

No reservations are required, and you are welcome to attend as frequently or infrequently as you like. While these programs are designed for elementary school ages, they are open to all children.

If you have questions about program times or how to get involved, please email [e-mail] or call 270 358-3137.

Schools who want educational activities in their classroom are welcome to reach out to the park for in school visits.

 

View the Park Calendar

 

Ranger Amanda thinks reading is fun!

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Libraries currently involved with the program include:

Hardin County Public Library: www.hcpl.info/

Larue County Public Library: www.laruelibrary.org/

If you are a library interested in bringing this program to you, please Contact Us.