EDUCATOR & PARENT SUPPORT
Arapahoe Libraries loves helping local educators, classroom teachers, and homeschooling parents by providing materials, scheduling visits for preschools and grades K–12, and sharing our wealth of online resources. Let's get started!
LIBRARY CARDS
- Need a library card? Get a card online, or at your favorite library location.
- Need cards for students? Use this form to request cards for a group.
VISITS
Use this form to schedule a visit for preschool and grades K–12!
MATERIALS
Use this form to request education materials. A librarian will select items and put them on hold for you, then we'll let you know when they're available for pickup.
EDUCATOR & PARENT SUPPORT FORM
New Preschool Blogs on Learning
Encouraging Learning with Curiosity
It's easy to help your child learn when you talk about topics they already love. How do you find their niche? Let's hear from some experts.
Tumble Books and Bookflix Video Tour
Do you have a young reader in your house? These resources are great for kids who are just learning to read and for early readers.
OverDrive for Kids Video Tour
Check out one of our most popular resources for eBooks and eAudiobooks so that you can read wherever you are!
Virtual Picture Book Party: Nature and up in the Sky
Check out these colorful and engaging picture books featuring stories about nature, clouds, the stars and more.
Parenting Strategies: Reflection
Dec 13th | 10:00am - 11:00am
Join us to learn how to parent reflectively. Explore the ways that we influence our children and are impacted by their behaviors.
Educator Collection
Browse the Educator Collection for materials to help support learning in the classroom and at home.
Just Right Board Books
Reading to your baby is an excellent way to enjoy each other, build critical brain connections, and give your baby a love of books.
Storytime to Go!
Read together! Play together! Storytime To Go Kits contain 4 themed books and a learning toy or other activity to make learning at home fun.
Learning on the Go: November 2024
Plant the seeds of reading with these fun picture books about plants!
Learning on the Go: October 2024
Sharing books is a great way to help a child develop empathy for others!
Learning on the Go: September 2024
Let's learn about letters and shapes with picture books!
Learning on the Go: August 2024
Let's look at colors!
Featured K-5th Grade Resource
Reserve a Browse Bundle
Looking for emergent readers and browse books for kiddos just beginning to read? Let us help find exactly what you're looking for!
HelpNow: Getting Started!
Learn how you can get online homework help and live tutoring with the HelpNow resource.
OverDrive for Kids Video Tour
Check out one of our most popular resources for eBooks and eAudiobooks so that you can read wherever you are!
Homework Resources
Need an article for your assignment? How about facts? Or a video? Check out the multiple databases Arapahoe Libraries has for homework help.
Littleton Public Schools: Elementary School Resources
Explore all available elementary school resources with a Littleton Public Schools Student Card from Arapahoe Libraries.
Chromebooks Now Available for Checkout
Chromebook laptop computers are available for check out for at home use. Place a hold or check it out using your library card.
Educator Collection
Browse the Educator Collection for materials to help support learning in the classroom and at home.
HelpNow from Brainfuse
Get help with your homework online from live tutors. Available for early elementary through advanced college prep students in core subjects.
Littleton Public Schools: Middle & High School Resources
Explore all available middle and high school resources with a Littleton Public Schools Student Card from Arapahoe Libraries.
Chromebooks Now Available for Checkout
Chromebook laptop computers are available for check out for at home use. Place a hold or check it out using your library card.
Coming Soon Teens
Browse for the latest teen materials.
HelpNow from Brainfuse
Get help with your homework online from live tutors. Available for early elementary through advanced college prep students in core subjects.