Children's Programming
COMING SOON: Information on the Summer Reading Program, our kickoff puppet show, virtual Page Turner Adventures, and more!
STORY TIME
Mondays 10:30 AM | No age limit.
Story time is back! We will meet outside on the library lawn. Together, we will enjoy stories, songs, movement, and craft activities. Masks are highly suggested plus physical distancing, and families can bring their own picnic blanket or beach chairs, which should be spaced 6 feet apart. Water bottles and sippy cups are recommended to help keep cool outside. We hope to continue outdoor story times every Monday morning at 10:30 a.m., weather permitting. In the event of rain, we will change the date to Wednesdays at the same time.
Story time is back! We will meet outside on the library lawn. Together, we will enjoy stories, songs, movement, and craft activities. Masks are highly suggested plus physical distancing, and families can bring their own picnic blanket or beach chairs, which should be spaced 6 feet apart. Water bottles and sippy cups are recommended to help keep cool outside. We hope to continue outdoor story times every Monday morning at 10:30 a.m., weather permitting. In the event of rain, we will change the date to Wednesdays at the same time.
Take & Make Craft Kits
Free craft kits are available to take on the children's floor.
Current craft: Felt and pipe cleaner Frog
Former crafts include: Mother's Day craft, String Telephone, Easter Chick, Chick Bell ornament, 3D Paper Flower, Winter Bird Feeders, Freedom Quilt Squares, Valentine wreath of hearts, Tree of Hearts, Greeting Card kits, Christmas ornaments, Turkey magnets, and more!
Current craft: Felt and pipe cleaner Frog
Former crafts include: Mother's Day craft, String Telephone, Easter Chick, Chick Bell ornament, 3D Paper Flower, Winter Bird Feeders, Freedom Quilt Squares, Valentine wreath of hearts, Tree of Hearts, Greeting Card kits, Christmas ornaments, Turkey magnets, and more!
March Book Madness
The champion of March Book Madness with the most votes was... Llama Llama! Go here to watch a short video of Miss Jenny reading a story about Llama Llama.
Virtual Programming Poll
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Until we can have in-person programming, we would like to know what kind of virtual programming for children might be popular. Are you adept at and comfortable with Zoom or tired of it by now? Please let us know your preferences in our new survey. We look forward to hearing your feedback!
What else is new?
Lego Kits
With your library card, you can check out 50 or 100 Lego's to build with at home. If you lose one or two, don't worry. We have plenty to replace them with. Take a picture of your creation and share it with us by sending it to jenny@ingallslibrary.com or tag us on social media (IG: @ingallsmemorial; FB: @ingallslibrary)
3D Printing
The 3D Printer is back to work again! Let Miss Jenny know if there's anything you'd like to see it make for you! Explore all the many creative possibilities on thingiverse.com.
Board Games
Come borrow one of the various board games or card games in our collection. Find them in the Young Adult room upstairs. Although we cannot yet host Game Nights at the library, you can check them out for 2 weeks and host your own Family Game Tournament!
With your library card, you can check out 50 or 100 Lego's to build with at home. If you lose one or two, don't worry. We have plenty to replace them with. Take a picture of your creation and share it with us by sending it to jenny@ingallslibrary.com or tag us on social media (IG: @ingallsmemorial; FB: @ingallslibrary)
3D Printing
The 3D Printer is back to work again! Let Miss Jenny know if there's anything you'd like to see it make for you! Explore all the many creative possibilities on thingiverse.com.
Board Games
Come borrow one of the various board games or card games in our collection. Find them in the Young Adult room upstairs. Although we cannot yet host Game Nights at the library, you can check them out for 2 weeks and host your own Family Game Tournament!
- Apples to Apples
- Pandemic
- Checkers/Chess/Backgammon
- Codenames
- Exploding Kittens
- Phase 10
- Risk
- Scrabble
- Ticket to Ride
- Dungeons and Dragons
- Clue
1000 Books Before Kindergarten!
- This is an ongoing program that encourages parents and caregivers to read 1000 books to children between the ages of birth and kindergarten.
- Contact jenny@ingallslibrary.com to register and get started! Free free to download the attached file as many times as you need to keep track of the books you've read. This program was started through the generous support of the Children's Literacy Foundation.
- Congratulations to Elaina, Carson, Briella, Celine, and Wesley for completing the task! We're so proud of them!
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The Great Stone Face Book Award
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Voting has ended. The winner will be announced soon!
Nominees for 2021:
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The Great Stone Face Book Award is given annually to an author whose book receives the most votes from 4th through 6th graders throughout the state.
Check out the 2020 winner at the library! 
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Isinglass Teen Read Award
The 2020 winner of the New Hampshire State Isinglass Teen Read Award was Refugee by Alan Gratz. The Runner Up was Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds.
The Isinglass Teen Read Award is open to all New Hampshire students in grades 7-8.
The Isinglass Teen Read Award is open to all New Hampshire students in grades 7-8.
Flume Teen Read Award
The winners of the 2020 New Hampshire State Flume Teen Read Award have been announced!
Books in the NH Flume Read Awards are written for teens in grades 9 through 12, and are nominated by those readers.
2020 Winner: Far From the Tree by Robin Benway
2020 Runner Up: We Are Okay by Nina LaCour
Thank you to everyone who read and voted! Check these books out today!
Books in the NH Flume Read Awards are written for teens in grades 9 through 12, and are nominated by those readers.
2020 Winner: Far From the Tree by Robin Benway
2020 Runner Up: We Are Okay by Nina LaCour
Thank you to everyone who read and voted! Check these books out today!