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Saratoga Springs Library Highlights Move, Rattle & Shake Program

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Saratoga Springs Library Highlights Move, Rattle & Shake Program
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The Saratoga Springs Public Library is highlighting the Move, Rattle & Shake program, a half-hour session designed for toddlers, preschoolers, and caregivers. The program involves exploring musical instruments, songs, dances, and books.

Key takeaways

  • Move, Rattle & Shake is a 30-minute program for toddlers, preschoolers, and caregivers.
  • Registration opens 14 days before a program and closes one hour before it begins.
  • Patrons must be on a registration or waitlist to attend.
  • Late arrivals may lose their space if they arrive more than five minutes after the start time.

The Saratoga Springs Public Library is highlighting its Move, Rattle & Shake program, according to a September 1 statement. The lively, noisy half-hour session allows toddlers, preschoolers, and their caregivers to explore various books, songs, dances, and musical instruments.

Registration for the program opens 14 days before a scheduled session and closes one hour before the start time. To attend, patrons must be on the registration list or the waitlist.

Library officials noted that reserved spaces will not be held for more than five minutes after the listed start time. If attendees arrive late, their space may be given to someone on the waitlist.

When registering, users should enter their Library card number and PIN, which will automatically populate the cardholder's name, email, and phone number. It is important not to change this information and to ensure the chosen age matches the cardholder. To reserve space for children, users must use the Add More People button to include each participant's name and age; otherwise, only a space for the cardholder is reserved.

Participants are asked to come prepared to interact with their children and are instructed not to bring snacks into the programming. Information regarding when the program is offered can be found on the library's Calendar of Events.

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