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Click the calendar image above to sign up for any of this month's events or to sign up for an e-mail reminder.
Click the calendar image above to sign up for any of this month's events or to sign up for an e-mail reminder.
Book Clubs
3/4 Book Club for grades 3 & 4
5/6 Book Club for grades 5 & 6
Date & Time TBA
Contact the library for more information.
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Visit our Kids' New Book page to see some of our new titles! Also take a look at our new book display in the Children's room for more new books!
Click HERE to visit our Kids' New Books page.
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Book Letters
New for young readers and their parents -- monthly email newsletters that preview the best of the new children's books.
To subscribe to either of these, click here, then scroll down.
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Web Links
Reading Ideas & Book Lists
Just for Boys
Guys Read
Tales Told Tall -- Books for Boys
Fun & Resources
- KidsClick! -- a search engine/Web guide for children, with the goal of guiding them to valuable and age-appropriate Web sites. This is a project of the Ramapo Catskiill Library System in Middletown, NY.
- PBS Kids -- a Web site based on PBS children's programs, featuring games, stories, music and coloring.
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Homework Help
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All ages homework help & tutoring. Professional tutors are available for 24/7 help with all math, science, social studies, and English subjects--from elementary to advanced subjects.
Click here to learn more or
on the icons above to visit the site.
- BBC History -- pages focusing on British and European history and a lot more, including a special History for Kids page.
- Citing Sources -- a link from Duke University Libraries' excellent Guide to Library Research. Includes topics such as citing sources in the text of your paper; compiling your bibliography; and avoiding plagiarism.
- History News Network -- historical spin on current affairs provided by George Mason University's Center for History and Media Studies (for advanced students). See also News, Weather & Current Affairs.
- Kid's Space -- features all sorts of special information, such as Stately Knowledge about the United States, Math & Science, and Teachers & Parents Corner. Part of the Internet Public Library.
- Lissa Explains All -- the first Web site offering HTML help especially for children.
- Lyndsey's Mania -- a site offering geography quizzes and math practice, as well as games.
- NASA's Imagine the Universe -- web resource for students aged 14 and up. See the StarChild site for younger kids!
- NobelPrize.org -- facts, biographies, acceptance speeches, and the history of the Nobel prizes for Literature, Physics, Medicine, Chemistry, Economics, and Peace. An Explore & Learn page features games and simulations.
- Shakespeare on the Web -- full-text of all the plays.
- Today in History -- find out what happened on this date in history, or search the archives for another date. Sponsored by the Library of Congress.
- Whyville -- a virtual world geared for 8- to 15-year-old girls and boys from all over the world, who learn, create, and have fun together. The Getty Museum has joined with Whyville to add games about art to the web site.
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Local Schools
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