We're grateful to Tyler Hansen for taking the time to submit this Love Letter. Our family spent a full year in strict COVID-19 quarantine in order to keep high-risk family members healthy. That meant the loss of a lot of fun and activities for our two kids (Indy, 8, and Joni, 3). Our family would’ve had…
It starts a conversation…
The COVID-19 pandemic has put libraries nationwide in uncharted territory.
Playing with art encourages critical thinking
Creating art is a fantastic way for children to learn a variety of skills, from fine motor skills to the expression of feelings.
Check Out OverDrive Magazines – Right in the Library Catalog!
Finding magazines in OverDrive and Libby can be a bit overwhelming. There are so many pages and tabs and filters. But now, there’s a new way to find them!
The puzzle pieces fell into place—I should work at the library
This article, by Sarah Tarver-Wahlquist, was originally published in the Arizona Daily Star on April 25, 2021.
Anyone can make a difference!
The COVID-19 pandemic has put libraries nationwide in uncharted territory.
Talk about the tricky stuff
Talking with kids about the tricky stuff helps them become stronger listeners and learners with greater social emotional skills.
“At this point, I have 107 library cards.”
Meet Leah, a library card collector all the way from The Empire State!
Bean, Soybean: Now Sowing April–May
Learn about planting, harvesting, and saving seeds for the soybean plant. Bonus recipe included!
How to support children who stutter
About five percent of children will experience a disfluency in their speech, usually between 2 ½ and 5 years of age. This is a normal part of development.
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