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Adults, Teen Mania (Grades 6-12), Imagination Station (K – Grade 5), and Pre-K
One Up Games: Virtual Reality
One Up Games
Saturday, April 27th from 10:30am – 1:30pm
Ages 8 -adult are invited to an open game play with Virtual Reality.
Drop in for some fun!
Fairy Houses and Gnome Houses
Pre-School Programs Community Connections
Fun On-line Puzzles for Kids and Families
On-line puzzles created by Miss Amy. See all “Spencer MA Library” kids puzzles.
Puzzle # 1
Puzzle #2
Puzzle #3
Design your own kids puzzle. Click the link. Then, at the top, right of the page, sign in, or sign up for your free account. Make your puzzle and share it with your friends and family and us!
Virtual Imagination Station (Grades K-5)
- Can You Beat a Librarian? Homemade Basketball Hoop
- Homemade Basketball Hoop
- Shadow Art with Chalk Paint
- Grow a Crystal Garden
- Edible Craft: Make a mugnut (donut in a mug) in your microwave
- Homemade Puzzle Challenge
- Can You Beat a Librarian? Homemade Puzzle Challenge
- Celery Challenge
- Parachute Challenge
- Can you Beat A Librarian: Parachute Challenge
Kids Web Links
Grammar Blast: Answer 10 questions and earn up to 100 game points. To play just choose a quiz below. Grade 2, Grade 3, Grade 4, and Grade 5.
Typing Club: Learn typing for free!
NASA Kids Club: A place to play games and learn about NASA.
ABC Mouse Age of Learning’s award winning online curriculum includes 5000+ interactive books, educational games, puzzles, and other learning activities for ages 2-7+.
DK Findout: Fun information on lots of subjects!
Nickelodeon: Find all your favorite Nick shows, videos and games.
Sesame Street: contains coloring pages, make-your-own story and games, featuring big Bird, Elmo, Cookie Monster and friends!
Funology: Filled with magic tricks, secret codes, wacky facts, games, recipes, art and science!
Past Program Recordings and Slideshows
Unattended Child Policy
The responsibility for the safety of children in the library rests with the parent/caregiver: not with library personnel. Children 10 years of age or younger must be accompanied by a parent or adult caregiver while in the library. The parent or caregiver must be in the immediate vicinity of and in visual contact with the child, (see librarian for the complete policy).