Sing along with musician Ray Bryant this Wednesday at 2:30 pm – fun for young children and their families.
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Teddy Bear Sleepover Camp
Did you wonder what happened during our Teddy Bear Sleepover Camp on July 20? Watch the video to find out. https://www.wevideo.com/view/2755967360
Science Adventures – Mountains
Mountains The Earth’s crust is separated into extremely large tectonic plates which float atop molten rock called magma. These plates move slowly every day, so slowly that people cannot feel the movement. Mountains are formed all over the world at points where the plates meet, including beneath oceans. Mountains usually have steep, sloping sides. The […]
Science Adventure – Buoyancy
Buoyancy We know that gravity pulls things down toward the center of the earth. Buoyancy is a different physical force that pushes up on objects that are immersed in a liquid, helping to keep them afloat. While the weight of an object may impact whether it sinks or floats, there are other factors that are […]
Wings of Fire bookgroup
HAVE YOU READ THIS BOOK? Join us for a Wings of Fire bookgroup where we will craft, chat, and have fun in the Wings of Fire fanverse. Club meets Thursday, July 7, 6:30 pm. Ages 7-12 – **please be sure you have read at least one book before the meeting as our activities are based […]
Stratford’s Roosevelt Forest
Stratford’s Roosevelt Forest Roosevelt Forest is an Urban Forest: It is a 401 acre, wooded area in the north end of Stratford located between several residential areas. Urban forests act as habitat for animals. They also help to filter air and water, and control stormwater. Trees help to take in carbon dioxide and to release […]
Children’s Summer Programs
It’s summer time in the Children’s Room! Stop by to do a craft with our teen volunteers Mondays-Thursdays 10am-12pm, 2pm-6pm Storytimes meet: Mondays at 10:30 am for Toddlers ages 0-2 Tuesdays at 10:30 am for Preschoolers ages 3 to 5 Register for storytimes – drop in for the Craft Table!
Summer Reading Suggestions 2022
As you are making your plans for summer, don’t forget to make time to READ! Reading can take you around the world without leaving your cozy chair. And reading makes you ready for school and ready for success. Here are some suggestions for reading – as you know, every child is different – please reach […]
What’s Going On April 27-May 3, 2022
Well, this week’s weather is not good, but Library fun is! Check out these upcoming offerings. Wednesday, 4/27 Ramadan Grab ‘n’ Go. Learn about this special holiday and enjoy some activities. Register. Thursday, 4/28 Seed Library Grab ‘n’ Go – Coreopsis. We provide seeds and instructions – you do the gardening magic! Register. Friday, 4/29 […]
Science Sunday – Genetics
Science Sunday: Genetics Why do living creatures look like their parents? It’s genetics! Genes get passed down from parents to children. Some of those genes are stronger, more “dominant”, than others. (Dark hair is dominant over blonde or red hair; curly hair is dominant over straight hair; freckles are dominant over non-freckles.) Genes also make […]