Each week for the next few months we will showcase some of the best books from each side of our rolling picture book carts. Here’s our first batch. Come in on Saturday morning between 10 and 11:00 a.m. and we’ll read aloud several of these and follow up with coloring and Lego building challenges. Feel free to come in and check out any of them – they are all delightful books!
Did you know the library has board games, card games, and dice games to check out? Here are four fun learning games for kids!
Here are some of our board games for older kids and adults!
Five fun games for kids. A great alternative to screen time!
These four games for adults or older teens are ready for checkout!
Matching and memory games build visual cue recognition, an important early literacy skill!
Sherlock, Shakespeare, and Love Letters games!
Snakes, Fish and Ladybug games!
Kid’s board games based on classic picture books!
Two great nature/science themed board games!
Charades and games that involve acting things out and making guesses are so much fun for kids and their grown ups!
Here are four fun and challenging games.
A dice game and two card games for 4, 5, and 6 year old and up. These would be fun for a weekend family game night!
Here are some more games available for check out at the library!
Four family favorites!
These are two wonderful games that provide a gateway to the world of meeples, tile placement, road or world building, and resource trading found in board games for older kids and adults.
Five of our patron’s family favorites and a new game to try out!
Some great games for families with kids seven and older.
Three games that can be played in just minutes!
The Similo card game is a co-operative deduction game. Your goal is to make the other players guess one secret character by playing other character cards from your hand as clues. You can play with one of the Similo sets on its own or you can use the cards from more than one set at a time!
Buildzi, Set, Tenzi, and Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza are all quick to learn games that would be great for any group!
Ticket to Ride original game, and India, and London expansions.
These six board games are great for families with kids age 8 and up. Younger children could play with a little help. CuBirds and Ghost Fightin’ Treasure Hunters have been especially popular with patrons!
Final game post (for now!) – the library has four book resources for games you can check out, and card decks and a card shuffler for use in the library any time we’re open!
Come in and pick one out to take home. Here are pictures of our collection!
Come enjoy some quiet coloring time, bring a friend or several friends for a coloring party, or choose some pages to take home to color.
Valentine’s Day is coming!
Wonderful Youth-led Winter Story Time today!
The library is transitioning to a genre-based system of organizing its books on the shelves, similar to what you might find in a bookstore. Now, it should be easier to head straight to your favorite genres (westerns, mysteries, historical fiction, etc.). You may even discover some new favorite authors along the way!
Frogs!
Bedtime
Toys
Sweet Treats
Fruits and Veggies
So thankful for our Library Teen Advisory Board members – what a fun story time!
The teen advisory board members will read books and lead activities for a back to school themed celebration!
