Just like the library scavenger hunt, cross off items as you find them. Hold onto your sheets when you finish, and bring them to your local branch when you finish to pick up your prize!
If you do not have access to a printer, please feel free to transcribe the checklist and bring that into the library to claim your prize. Please contact the Children's Department with any questions by emailing [email protected]
Check out an all new early childhood music and movement class!
Children and care-givers are invited to join us for an early childhood music and movement program. We will sing, dance, use instruments, and learn together!
Drop in for an afternoon of board games and fun on Wednesday, June 14th at 1:30pm at the Stone Harbor Library! Light refreshments and snacks will be provided.
No registration is required - just show up!
Please contact the Children's Department with any questions by calling (609) 463-6350 x300 or by emailing [email protected].
Tot Time is a free drop-in program for children up to five years of age. Choose a book to read together, dance to music with scarves, play with toys and puzzles, or simply enjoy visiting with other children and adults. No registration is required – just show up!
Join us for an afternoon of crafting fun at the Court House Library on Wednesday, June 21st at 2:30pm!
Kids ages 4-12 are invited to explore their creativity and enjoy a variety of crafts! This is a drop-in style program, with supplies available between the designated hours No registration required - just show up!
Let The Wetlands Institute share their little animals with your little animals on Saturday, June 17th at 10am at the Sea Isle Library!
Children will use all of their senses and their imagination to discover the wet world of water animals. Following a fun and interactive explanation of the local sea animals we bring, children will get hands-on time with them. Habitats, food chains, and anatomy are some of the topics covered. Animals include sea stars, sea urchins, hermit crabs, spider crabs, green crabs, clams, sea snails, and a horseshoe crab.*
*The types of animals involved may change due to availability.*