Find tools to help with early literacy skills for children who have experienced loss of vision.
It’s a Beautiful Day for a Neighbor
Words of wisdom from the great Fred Rogers.
National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo)
Get ready for the writer's annual marathon, National Novel Writing Month! Can you make it to 50,000 words in 30 days? Since we're in the book business, we want to share with you some of our favorite resources to help you reach your goal. Lists to Inspire Did you know these authors were NaNoWriMo writers? Think you…
When Kids Ask About Banned Books
Betsy, an early literacy librarian, answers questions about how to talk to children about banned books.
Castlewood’s Closure: What About Storytime?
Hey Castlewood patrons! Did you know about the new and improved library planned just for you? To make sure Castlewood Library is at its best, this location will be closed starting Monday, September 30 and will reopen in the spring of 2020. If you're a regular attendee of our 0 to 5 programs, don't worry…
Sounds Familiar
Choosing a sound of the week can help your child recognize different sounds that make up words.
Start by focusing on the sounds in your child's name and then b
ARRRRGGGHHHHH! This Is So Frustrating!
Frustration is a normal experience in life. How can we help our children learn to manage their frustrations in a healthy way?
Talk, Read and Ask
Even though your child hasn't started reading on their own, you can begin working on reading comprehension now.
Worried About Development?
Are you concerned about your child's development? You're not alone. We've listed some steps you can take if you're worried.
Ask a Librarian
It's natural to have questions about your child's development and we're here to help!
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