Kids

It's time to vote for the Great Stone Face Award!

Voting takes place from May 1-May 31 2020. The 2020 winner will be announced on June 1st.

Click here to cast your vote!

Here is another round of staff picks from our Children's Librarians!

You can find these books by visiting our ebooks page here: https://www.bedfordnhlibrary.org/ebooks-audiobooks

MIss Carla's Reviews:

While we've been working from home, Miss Lee Ann has taken the opportunity to find the best of the best stories available on Storyline Online!

If you haven't yet discovered Storyline Online, it's an entirely free website (and has a free app) that houses a collection of classic and contemporary picture books read by members of the Screen Actors Guild. The books are also animated, so each book is an excellent audio and visual experience.

Earth Day is a perfect time to think of new ways to use old materials around the house, and with social distancing keeping everyone at home, many people now have the time to learn some new crafts or start a science project. If you need Earth-friendly inspiration for your next project, the Bedford Library has you covered with some of our online resources.

Read-Along Books for Kids

Looking for an audio picture book for your kids to read from home? The Bedford Library has you covered with 3 easy-to-use reading services that parents and children can use on a home computer or smart phone.

Here are some book reviews from our Children's Staff!

From Miss Kate:

Escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s Library by Chris Grabenstein. Available on Overdrive and Cloud Library.

If you've been missing storytimes while you're at home, we are pleased to present our Storytime Take Out Menu! These are options for a storytime you can do at home using videos chosen by the Children's Room staff.

Today's Menu

Starter Songs - Hello Song from Jbray. Sing along here!

The library is currently closed.

If you need assistance with electronic resources, please call 603-472-2300 and leave a message, or email us at reference@bedfordnh.org

We are working remotely to assist you.

Same child, same book, different night. Sound familiar?  Kids love repetition and it is good!

Repeat picture books provide many benefits. 

In December Miss Lee Ann and Miss Carla attended the Mother Goose on the Loose workshop and returned with some extraordinary early literacy tips we’re excited to share in our story times.

Mother Goose on the Loose is a nationwide, research-based early literacy program facilitated by a presenter that uses nursery rhymes to create positive connections between children and their caregivers. Caregivers learn about their child’s development through “developmental tips,” which we will be sharing in more of our sessions to come.