Great news! Kids Crafts-To-Go Kits will continue to be offered throughout the fall! Pick up your craft kits when you visit the Children’s Department or by calling 631-399-1511 ext. 262 to request your kit. Curbside pickup available. AVAILABLE WHILE SUPPLIES LAST.
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Schoolwork Help
We have you covered with free online tutoring! Live tutors available every day from 10:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m. Go to main.suffolk.ny.brainfuse.com and log in with your library card. Brainfuse (Homework Help) now has extended hours. The live tutor service used to start at 1 pm so the new 10 am start is very exciting and should […]
Reading Aloud to Your Kids Has No Age Li...
Reading Aloud to Your Kids Has No Age Limit Did you know that Wednesday, February 5, is World Read Aloud Day? The chilly, short days of winter are the perfect time to reconnect with your children by snuggling up with a good book. It might seem silly to read a book to a tiny baby […]
Warm Up With Us
The wind is blowing, the snow is flying and the kids are getting restless! Need to get them out of the house without spending a fortune? The library is here for you! There’s always something happening in the Chidren’s and Parents’ Services Department to make the long winter days more fun, so drop by anytime. […]
The Importance of Outdoor Spaces for Kid...
Why the Library Proposal Includes Outdoor Space for Kids Access to media of all kinds has brought the universe to our front door, allowing us to experience anything we want in an instant, from the life of the tiniest microbes to views from the tallest mountains. And yet, ironically, this technology has also pulled us […]
Free Live Homework Help for All Ages
Now that the school year is fully underway, the excitement of new teachers, old friends and first day photos is wearing off and the reality of getting through nightly homework assignments has set in. It seems like homework is so much more complicated these days, and even when we somehow get to the right answer, our kids tearfully tell us “that’s not the way the teacher showed us.”