Grab some wintertime activities to take home! We know you’re trying to stay home and stay safe this winter, and the Children’s and Parents’ Services Department is here to help you keep the kids occupied and engaged! The library staff has been busy creating new ways to engage families throughout these past several months. If […]
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Check Out Our New Virtual Story Adventur...
NEW VIRTUAL STORY ADVENTURES ADDED Great for parents who would like to supplement home lessons or to just have fun with the kiddos. Look for new themes to appear regularly. It includes books, storytimes, songs, fingerplays, games, places to explore, STEM activities, crafts and more! All you need is a library card. Check them out HERE!
December Fun @ Your Library
December is here and that means winter! Short days with cold weather are a great opportunity to snuggle up with your kiddos and the library is here to help make it a great experience. We started to celebrate the holiday season with our annual Gingerbread House Party on December 4th. We also have a take-home […]
New Virtual Story Adventures for Parents...
Check out our NEW VIRTUAL STORY ADVENTURES Great for parents who would like to supplement home lessons or to just have fun with the kiddos. Look for new themes to appear regularly. It includes books, storytimes, songs, fingerplays, games, places to explore, STEM activities, crafts and more! All you need is a library card. Check them […]
Universal Pre-Kindergarten Enrollment Op...
The William Floyd Universal Pre-Kindergarten Program is still accepting applications through late November for the 2020-21 school year! Follow this link for more information about the various offerings (in-person, hybrid or fully remote) and get your application in today!
Outdoor Activities for Children
The weather is changing, school is in full swing and our focus changes from outdoors to indoors, but maybe it doesn’t have to! Fall is the perfect time to get outside and get in touch with the natural world and the creatures that inhabit it, and the library is here to help. We have lots […]