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Live Oak Public Libraries promotes free Play Card for children
Summary
Live Oak Public Libraries is promoting a free Play Card for children that provides access to digital learning resources, e-books and discounts at museums and Georgia state parks, and waives overdue fines, a library staff member said.
Live Oak Public Libraries highlighted a free Play Card for children that provides digital learning resources, access to e-books and occasional museum and park discounts, a staff member said.
The Play Card "opens up a world of discovery," the staff member said, offering resources such as ABCmouse, e-reads, other digital collections and craft activities. "And by the way, no overdue fines," the staff member added.
Library staff also said the Play Card can be used beyond library branches for discounts or free entry at cultural institutions and parks, citing the Savannah Children's Museum, the Jepson Center and Georgia state parks as examples. The staff member urged caregivers not to wait to take advantage of the free card but did not specify eligibility rules, how to apply or pickup locations in the recording.
The announcement framed the Play Card as a combination of early-learning tools and family access to cultural sites. The library did not state any associated fees, enrollment limits, expiration dates or funding sources in the available transcript.
