“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.”
— Dr. Seuss

Events for kids

Events
Mechatronics Monday
Apr 29
Mechatronics Monday
Storytime - Morning
Apr 30
Storytime - Morning
Storytime - Evening
Apr 30
Storytime - Evening

Things to do at the library

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Every week on Tuesday at 10:30, we host a children's story time for preschool and up. Please join us! (Evening story times will be returning soon!)

Grab and go craft bags are always available - check back every week for a new activity!

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The Playaway Launchpad, a standalone tablet full of educational games and activities. Check one out at the librarian's desk!

Resources for kids

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ABCmouse
ABCmouse

ABCmouse provides a full online curriculum for children ages 2-8. With 850 lessons in 10 levels, the curriculum encompasses reading, math, science, social studies, art, and music. The lessons of the Step-by-Step Learning Path consist of books, puzzles, games, songs, art activities, and/or printables that relate to a specific topic. Each lesson offers children several different ways to learn, in accordance with the recommendations of early childhood experts.

Available at the library. Can be accessed on any public computer or on any device connected to the library’s WiFi.

eRead Kids
eRead Kids

A large collection of eBooks and eAudiobooks for kids pre-K to fourth grade. It’s a mix of fiction and non-fiction titles that can be downloaded onto computers, tablets and smartphones.

Access this collection through the website or via the Axis360 app for Apple or Android.

NoveList K-8 Plus
NoveList K-8 Plus

NoveList K-8 Plus helps you explore and discover the world of children’s fiction and non-fiction. You can:

• find new books to read
• print a list of all the books in the series you are reading
• search for new books and authors similar to other books and authors you have enjoyed
• look for a book about a particular subject, relationship, geographic area, or period of time
• review award-winning books

Our libraries offer child-safe, age-appropriate, educational computers available in the kid's area at each library. Thousands of activities, including whitelisted, pre-approved child-safe educational and entertainment games, websites, and cartoons are available completely free of charge. Our computers use Magic Desktop kiosk edition. Please be aware our children’s computers are currently unavailable.

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