Can a dog (or a cat, bunny, horse, etc…) help improve your health? The answer is YES! Therapy animals are becoming more popular and widely used these days. What is a therapy animal? It’s a trained and certified animal whose mission is to [...]
Do you and your little one love to sing together? Do you hear songs on story time that you would love to repeat with your family? Do you just love children’s songs and want to sing them all day long? If you [...]
Fall is here and that means brightly colored leaves of red, yellow, or orange and piles of leaves to rake and jump in. Did you ever wonder how the bright green leaves of spring and summer give way to the fabulous [...]
*CCPL Staff picks are chosen by CCPL staff members and are not intended to be comprehensive lists. We'd love to hear your ideas too, so write to us and tell us what you’d recommend!* It’s always nice to destress [...]
Join us on Thursday November 12th at 2 p.m. for a fun filled session of Art Exploration where we will learn even more about art inspired by pets and create art work inspired by our pets together! Register Here! Have [...]
NATIONAL S.T.E.M./S.T.E.A.M. DAY – November 8 So let’s celebrate and create and have fun with STEM/STEAM projects! Web sites 5 Ways to Celebrate National STEM/STEAM Day Celebrating National STEM(&STEAM) Day Simple STEM Activities for Kids Activities/Siemens STEM [...]
Nocturna (2007), directed by Adrià Garcia and Victor Maldonado, is an inventive movie about moving past your fears and keeping the memories of loved ones with you wherever you go. Nocturna is about an orphan boy named Tim, who is afraid of [...]
Join us on Wednesday November 4th at 2 p.m. for a fun filled session of STEM Club where we will learn even more about Geometric Shapes. We will make fun Art using only Geometric Shapes together! Register Here! What [...]
Do you want to find a new source for Children’s Literature, but unsure of where to look? Look no further! The International Children’s Digital Library is a Web site created to “support the world’s children in becoming effective members of the global community.” [...]
Spiders, they are everywhere! And no wonder since there are over 40,000 different species of them worldwide, except for Antarctica. Spiders are not insects or bugs, they are called arachnids. Which means 2 body segments and 8 legs with 6 joints [...]
