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Reading Storytime
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Screenshot of North Vancouver City Library Children’s Community Hub
87/100 · ages 0–12

North Vancouver City Library Children’s Community Hub

A public-library children’s hub with storytimes, take-and-make kits, kid-friendly meditation, homework help, digital picture books, and family programs.

WebsiteYouTube channelExperiments & projectsPrograms & challenges
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Screenshot of PlayWorks™ — Children’s Museum of Manhattan

PlayWorks™ — Children’s Museum of Manhattan

A birth-to-four learning space combining music, movement, stories, sensory art, puzzles, engineering, and pretend play through daily programs.

WebsitePhysical placeGames & interactivesMuseums & places
0–4 · Paid museum admission87
Screenshot of Rolling Meadows Library Storytime at Home

Rolling Meadows Library Storytime at Home

A public-library storytime hub with free read-alongs, interactive storybooks, recommended storytime channels, Spanish options, and direct links to children’s reading platforms.

WebsiteYouTube channelGames & interactivesVideos & channels
2–10 · Free online; some library services require access87
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Glazer Children’s Museum

Glazer Children’s Museum is a hands-on learning museum where children and families explore play-based exhibits, storytime, camps, field trips, and STEAM programs.

WebsitePhysical placeExperiments & projectsMuseums & places
Young children and families · Paid admission and membership; programs vary85
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Science Central TOTS

Science Central’s TOTS program introduces children ages 3–6 to monthly STEM themes through hands-on activities, storytime, and museum exploration.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsPrograms & challenges
3–6 · US$15 per child plus adult fees88
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Surrey Libraries Kids & Families

Surrey Libraries’ Kids & Families page connects families with storytimes, early-literacy programs, reading support, book lists, coding kits, digital resources, and children’s media.

WebsiteDownloadablePrintables & downloadsPrograms & challenges
0–18 · Library access and digital-resource terms vary88
Screenshot of Oak Park Public Library Digital Library for Kids & Families

Oak Park Public Library Digital Library for Kids & Families

Oak Park Public Library’s digital library guide curates early-learning videos, at-home activities, homework help, kid-friendly streaming, library apps, and research tools for children and families.

WebsiteWebsites & online learning
2–14 · Free; some services require a library card87
Screenshot of Frank Sarris Public Library Virtual Storytime

Frank Sarris Public Library Virtual Storytime

Frank Sarris Public Library’s virtual storytime collection includes bedtime stories, family storytime, preschool literacy, and English-Spanish programming.

WebsitePrograms & challengesWebsites & online learning
1–8 · Free online storytime videos; English and Spanish84
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IndyPL Reading Ready Time

IndyPL Reading Ready Time is a recorded early-literacy program using reading, writing, talking, singing, and playing to help young children build vocabulary and background knowledge.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsPrograms & challenges
3–6 · Free recorded early-literacy videos; English84
Screenshot of Oakland Public Library Recorded Storytimes

Oakland Public Library Recorded Storytimes

Oakland Public Library’s recorded storytime collection includes baby bounce, preschool rhymes, bedtime stories, five-minute stories, and early-literacy programs.

WebsitePrograms & challengesWebsites & online learning
0–8 · Free recorded storytimes and early-literacy videos; English and Spanish84
Screenshot of San Mateo County Libraries Virtual Experiences

San Mateo County Libraries Virtual Experiences

San Mateo County Libraries’ virtual experiences hub brings families storytimes, experiments, DIY projects, and multilingual programming through official library videos and events.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsPrograms & challenges
0–18 · Free online programs and videos; English, Spanish, and Mandarin options84
Screenshot of Southeast Arkansas Regional Library Kids Activities

Southeast Arkansas Regional Library Kids Activities

Southeast Arkansas Regional Library’s kids hub combines ready-to-go activity packets, digital literacy and learning links, story resources, reading apps, and family library services.

WebsiteYouTube channelVideos & channelsWebsites & online learning
0–14 · Free; some digital services require a library card85
Screenshot of Corpus Christi Public Libraries Virtual Programs

Corpus Christi Public Libraries Virtual Programs

Corpus Christi Public Libraries Virtual Programs bring children and families storytimes, bilingual storytime, puppet theater, crafts, STEM topics, ASL tutorials, and official video playlists.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsPrograms & challenges
0–18; program-specific · Free public videos and library programs84
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