Kids

Returned items will remain on your record up to 1 week while they are in quarantine. 

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Adults, Teen Mania (Grades 6-12), Imagination Station (K – Grade 5), and Pre-K

Survival Challenge Kit.

You are the only resident of an island in the middle of one of the Great Lakes. It is up to you to develop a new plant/flower whose fruit will feed thousands and whose nutrition can cure the common cold! Use the supplies in the kit to create your prototype/types.

Optional ZOOM Tuesday, April 27th 4:00 pm-4:45 pm. Register Here

Kits Available for Curbside Pick-up April 19th-April 26th Mondays-Wednesday 10:00am-4:00pm & Thursdays 10:00 am-6:00pm.

Tuesdays, 4:00 pm -4:45 pm join Ms. Amy on ZOOM

• Imagination Station will be held
  every Tuesday on Zoom from 4:00 pm- 4:45 pm.

• The 1st Tuesday of the month pick up your kit the week before.

Grab & Go Kits for ages preschool through grade 5 @ your library! The packs include activities for your family to enjoy. New kits will be available the last week of the month and available while supplies last. Ask for a kit when you arrive for curbside pickup, or request a kit to be held for you by calling 508-885-7513 x2.

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!

Happy Spring Everyone! 

• A book with the word “spring” within its pages.
• A book that takes place during the spring.
• A movie that has a scene with tulips, daffodils, or pansies.
• A cookbook that features a recipe containing maple syrup as an ingredient.
• A nonfiction book about about snowmelt, mud, or new growth.
• A book about a spring holiday.
• A book that features a scene with birds building nests.
• A picture book with spring or rain as one of its topics.
• A book by an author who writes about preparing, planning, designing, or planting a garden.
• A comedy book. Happy April Fools Day!

• 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

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!

Adults Past Program Recordings and Slideshows

Teen Past Program Slideshows

Children’s Past Programs Slideshows and Program Recordings

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).