Books That Wiggle: Storytime Picks That Get Kids Moving!

Children dancing in classroom

Looking for books that keep little ones engaged and active? Try adding some movement to storytime! Interactive books like “From Head to Toe” by Eric Carle or “Jump!” by Scott M. Fischer encourage kids to mimic animals, hop, stomp, and wiggle along with the story. Not only is this great fun, it supports early motor […]

Craft It & Read It: DIY Activities to Match Your Favorite Stories

DIY a boat made of colored paper. Children's crafts.

Reading a book doesn’t have to stop at “The End.” Why not keep the fun going with a themed craft? After reading “The Very Hungry Caterpillar,” try making your own caterpillar from pom-poms or painted egg cartons. Just finished “The Rainbow Fish”? Make sparkly fish using foil scales and colorful paper! Crafty reading not only […]

Building Readers for Life: How Library Visits Spark a Lifelong Love of Learning

School children sitting in library, reading book and doing homework, chatting or preparing school

A weekly library visit might seem simple—but it’s a powerful tradition. Giving children regular access to books builds curiosity, vocabulary, and a love of stories. Add in puppet shows, themed storytimes, or scavenger hunts in the children’s area, and suddenly the library becomes the place for young learners. Make it a routine—let your child pick […]