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Learning Links:BBC World News for Kids - Offers radio podcasts of recent news stories for kids to listen to. www.kid-at-art.com Classics for Kids Drawing Lessons for Kids Energy Star kids - Watch a slide show about climate change and explore the topic. Explore and Learn - The Metropolitan Museum of Art Web site has an Explore & Learn section with interactive presentations by artists as well as a "Themes and Cultures" section for further exploration of galleries, exhibitions, and selected topics. The site requires an updated version of Macromedia Flash Player, which is a free download. Family Fun on the Road Games - Puzzles, mazes, activity packs, souvenir stickers, car trip checklist. Games from around the World - Directions for how to play a variety of games from around the world. Maisy's Fun Club - Fun Club features downloadable coloring sheets, games and activities Metropolitan Museum of Art - Here is the met's online presentation of "In the Footsteps of Marco Polo." Moms Minivan - More than a hundred car travel games and road trip ideas for kids, travel tips, flying with kids, and carsickness. National Geographic. The Marco Polo Journey - This site offers a multimedia presentation of Marco Polo's journey of exploration from Venice to Iraq and China. National Geographic Kids - Features different people, animals, and places each mont with facts, games, activities and related links. The J. Paul Getty Museum's Web site offers exploration of selected works searchable by artist, type of art, and objects. Teacher lesson plans are available under the museum's "education" tab as well as a kids' section with games and puzzles that use museum art. Check out the "Do At Home" children's home activities. Smithsonian Center for Education for students is a place for kids to explore, discover and learn - Art, Science & Nature, History & Culture, and People & Places. Tate Kids - London's Tate Museum is a kid-friendly web site with games, activities, and information for kids about the art at the Tate Museum. They can even create their own "Tate collection."
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Find a book, audio book, movie, or other item. Enter title or keyword and press enter. Reserve it online - have your library card number ready. Timeless ClassicsHere are some "Timeless Classics" suggestions for your family read-aloud time. Access for ChildrenImportant Information for Parents - Check out these important links: Children's ResourcesThe Helen Anderson Children's Room contains over 3,000 juvenile fiction and non-fiction books for children, 2,080 picture books, approximately 550 children's movies, and over 215 audio books and read-along kits. For parents, check out our collection of books for babies and read to your child, or our parenting resource shelf, full of child development books. Ask for our free brochure "Ten Simple Ways to Encourage Learning" by the Foundation for Early Learning and paid for by the Friends of the Library. Juniper and Edi Blomberg explore educational programs. |
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