Frequently, our librarians are asked for resources and ideas a parent can use in order to help their child build their pre-reading skills. These are skills a ch
6 Horror Graphic Novels for Elementary and Tween Readers
I love horror of all kinds—horror novels, movies, podcasts, short stories—but I especially love horror graphic novels. The illustrations show how scary the artist wants the story to be, but the text lets our imaginations run wild. To celebrate Halloween, check out these six spooky graphic novels for elementary and tween readers…
Prescription for Early Learning Recap
Did you miss our annual early literacy event about reading and screen time?
Getting Kids Hooked on History with the Who Was…? Series
Not too long ago, I had the luck to stumble onto the Who Was...? series in the Children's Section.
Celebrating Bilingual Child Month with Books
Celebra (Celebrate) this October by reading some of
your favorite classic and new libros (books) available in
multiple languages.
Top 5 Resources for History Day
Every Year, National History Day challenges thousands of middle and high school students to engage in historical research. There is a theme each year, and this
Volunteer Tutors and Mentors Needed!
The school year is just about to begin. We are looking for motivated and passionate individuals to serve as volunteer tutors and mentors to students.
Great Websites and Games for Kids
Check out these highlights from Great Websites for Kids (GWS) sponsored by the American Library Services to Children.
Help Your Child with Homework
Use these tips to create a homework routine for your child.
#1. Make a homework routine and stick to it!
Choose a space and time that your child will dedicate
Story Explorers: In the Town All Year ‘Round
It’s that time of year again when I’m getting the itch for cooler weather, cardigans, and boots. Though fall is not yet upon us.
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