Fold your way to springtime with this easy Origami rabbit face from TinkerLab.
Talk, Read and Ask
Even though your child hasn't started reading on their own, you can begin working on reading comprehension now.
Reading (and Growing) Together
Get reading, talking and asking with this easy comprehension activity.
How to Blackout Poetry
Blackout poetry is when you take a piece of text from a book, newspaper, or magazine and blackout words to create your very own poetry!
Book-nics
Have a book-nic! What better way to fill out your summer reading log than to borrow a bunch of books and enjoy them together.
If ICE Agents Show Up at Your Door
The ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) has information about what to do if ICE (Immigrations and Customs Enforcement) show up at your door.
Organize Your Shelves
The shelves in your library account are a cool feature to keep track of stuff you've read, want to read and much more. Those of you familiar with Goodreads should feel right at home. If you want to get serious about your shelves, there are many ways you can organize, classify, sort and filter. In…
Poetry for Young Children
Children are naturally drawn to humor, rhyme, and rhythm, and these are all found in poetry.
Amazing Nature!
April is Earth Month! There are so many wonderful activities and crafts to do with your family when you surround yourself with nature.
To, With and By
As your child becomes an independent reader, don't forget to continue reading aloud to your child.
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