Children

Children

Activities & Reading for Children

Welcome to the Kids' Corner!

Facts about Reading

Read aloud 20 minutes a day to aid mental growth and success later in life. Three-year-olds love to chatter to themselves. Encourage their storytelling by placing books within their reach around the house. Try books like:

• Little Blue Truck by Alice Schertle
• No, David by David Shannon

What We Have

Books, magazines, audio books, puppets, puzzles, games, picture books, fiction and nonfiction, board books, buddy backpacks, Echo bags, children’s movies, juvenile books, fiction and nonfiction.

Children's Programs - See below

Motivate Children to Read

• Encourage regular use of the library
• Develop positive attitudes about reading
• Enable children to maintain their reading skills during summer vacation

Children’s Websites and Research

Online Resources

WyldCat Card Catalog: Get access to your account to renew and place holds.
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Technology Solutions

Computers
•    Word processing
•    Printing
•    Online databases
•    Games
•    Nabi’s – we have a Nabi and a Nabi Junior for in-library use.
Computer users under 18 years of age must have a parent or guardian come to the library and read and sign the Internet Use Policy (hot linked to our policy) giving them permission to go on the internet.

WIFI – families are welcome to bring their laptops and use the library’s WiFi.

Policies
Unattended children policy here.

Reading Lists
Buckaroo – link to the Campbell County Libraries
Indian Paintbrush -link to the Campbell County Libraries

Award Winners

The Caldecott Award goes to the illustrator of the most distinguished picture book for children published in the United States.    

The Newbery Award goes to the most distinguished contribution to literature for children published in the United States.

Outreach Programs (Fun at School)

• Book Buddies
  – A community volunteer and a librarian read with a small group of third grade students during their lunch time.  Tuesday’s for boys and Wednesday for girls.
• Wyoming Reads - Six hardback books of varying reading levels are selected to be distributed to each first grade classroom in our school district.
  Each student then had the opportunity to select the book of their choice. Students receive their book at a spring celebration picnic sponsored by the Johnson County Library Foundation and the First Northern Bank. 
  Our thanks to John Jorgensen and the Sue Jorgensen Foundation for your contribution to the 1st grade students in Wyoming.
• MOB – Mothers of Buffalo  –  Story time provided on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday during the school year.
• Reading with Head Start – monthly during the school year.