Kids can connect to an exciting section of the library designed just for them. Hardly a day goes by that we don’t have something going on for kids, from babies and tots to teens.
Take home a good book. Get a game or a movie. Internet computers are also available in the Children's Library for online research and educational games. Don't forget to check out our calendar for upcoming storytimes and more!
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HOOPLA
Borrow ebooks, audiobooks, and more from Hoopla.
Learn more about Hoopla❓
LIBBY
Borrow ebooks, audiobooks, and more from Overdrive or the Libby app.
Learn more about Libby❓
KANOPY
Stream award-winning movies and more to your phone or TV using your library card.
Learn more about kanopy❓
TUMBLEBOOK Library
Access an interactive library of animated talking picture books and read-along materials.
Get help with Tumblebooks❓
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The Children and Teen Services Team, or CATS as we like to call them, is the best in the business. Their dedication to sharing Library love is evident in all they do, from putting on amazing programs to visiting every school in the county.
HIVECLASS
Hiveclass is an innovative, asynchronous, web-based Physical Education curriculum platform. It’s ideal for home-based students looking to develop physical literacy and confidence through an engaging and rigorous curriculum that meets national and state PE standards.
TEACHABLES
Scholastic Teachables is an online platform that provides educators and parents with unlimited access to a vast array of high-quality educational resources, including worksheets, lesson plans, and printable materials for various subjects and grade levels.
PLAYGARDEN PREP
Playgarden Prep's easy-to-make and set up DIY early learning materials will help you keep up with your little one's ever-evolving developmental needs.
Beginning at the end of the 2025-2026 school year, third-grade students are expected to meet a minimum reading standard to be promoted to fourth grade. This requirement aligns with the vision set forth in Arkansas' Right to Read Act, reinforcing the state's commitment to literacy as a foundation for lifelong learning, ensuring that every student receives the support needed to read by third grade.
