Hey Homewood! We know you are missing your library and we miss you! While we are closed indefinitely to slow the spread of Covid-19, there are still great ways to get all your audio materials. One of the best ways? Hoopla! This digital source involves zero wait time! Find the perfect audiobook? Check it out…
Our library partners are doing amazing things to help us learn and read from home. Here is a list of resources to help you on your learning journey: April is National Poetry Month so we are hosting a virtual K-12 Grade Poetry Contest in the month of April. Click here to submit a poem! Our…
** You can find these titles and more on our online streaming services (Hoopla/Libby) and at the Homewood Public Library** Fairest of all: a tale of the Wicked Queen [electronic resource] The tale of the young princess and her evil stepmother, the Wicked Queen, is widely known. Despite a few variations from telling to telling, the…
Ms. Laura is missing all of her storytime friends and put together a guide to doing a Sensory Storytime program at home! The general outline for Sensory Storytime goes something like this: Welcome Song – A favorite to use is Hello Hello by Super Simple Songs Read Aloud Story – go to www.homewoodpubliclibrary.org to the…
Ms. Erika misses her storytime friends and put together a guide for doing bilingual English/Spanish storytime at home! ¡La Sra. Erika extraña a sus amigos de la hora del cuento y creó una guía para hacer cuentos bilingües en inglés / español en casa! There are stories you can access through our website www.homewoodpubliclibrary.org. Go…
Ms. Mary is missing her Wee Ones as we continue our second week of social distancing, so she wanted to share how she plans her storytime so you can do it at home! 1) Intro Song: usually a happy welcoming song 2) Greeting and intro to your theme 3) Song and movement to get our…
