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Library staff design a full schedule of engaging, entertaining, and educational programs and events for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and school-aged children. Various events – including options for early literacy, STEAM, gaming, and crafts – are offered year-round.

1KB4K: 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten

1KB4K is a library initiative that promotes reading 1,000 books to preschoolers before they begin Kindergarten. It’s easy to do, and the child gets a free book every time they read and report 100 books. Register and track their reading progress online with Beanstack, or visit the Youth Services Department for additional information or to register in person. You can also view the 1KB4K brochure here.

100 Club

The 100 Club is a fun way for kids to build their reading habits year-round – while earning prizes! Kids in kindergarten through 8th grade can join the club and track their progress on Beanstack. There’s no time limit for completing the challenge, but the goal is to read 100 books! The structure is simple: log books in any category and earn a prize for each 10 books read. Each month, a prize winner will be drawn from active readers, and readers who finish all 10 badges will earn a 100 Club completion prize and get to pick a free book to keep. Learn more about signing up in Beanstack at fondulaclibrary.beanstack.org/reader365 or ask a librarian for help and get your young readers involved in this awesome reading challenge!

Anytime Activities, Toys, & Games

Even when there’s not a program scheduled, there’s always something fun to do at the library! Stop by the desk in the Youth Services Department to learn more about the library’s current Anytime Activities – crafts, games, or projects kids can do whenever they visit the library. Additionally, the library offers a wide selection of board games and card games, as well as a train table, Lego table, puzzles, and a puppet theater to play with during your visit.

Summer Olympics for Kids

July 12th, 2024|

Road Trip!

Summer often means it is time for a road trip!  The last thing you want to hear is ‘I’m bored!’ or ‘Are we there yet?’.  So come to the library and check out books, audio books, or launch pads to keep them occupied for the duration.  Or maybe you are not going anywhere – travel along with the characters in the book.  Remember you can use your library card to check out e-books in one of our many digital apps, like Hoopla, Boundless, and Tumblebooks.  They will never run out of things to read!

Check out these stories about characters on vacation:

Picture Books:

Fly High, Fly Guy! By Tedd Arnold

Wherever You Go by Pat Miller

The Berenstain Bears and Too Much Vacation                by Stan Berenstain

Duck’s Vacation by Gilad Soffer

1001 Things to Spot on Vacation by Hazel Maskell

Easy Readers:

The Haunted Road Trip (Scooby Doo) by Gail Herman

I am Brave by Suzy Capozzi

Pete the Cat’s Family Road Trip by Kim Dean

What a trip, Amber Brown by Paula Danziger

EZ Chapter section:

Pug’s Road Trip by Kyla May

Heidi Heckelbeck and the Wild Ride by Wanda Coven

Lola Levine and the Vacation Dream by Monica Brown

The Princess in Black Takes a Vacation by Shannon Hale

Chapter Books:

Thea Stilton & the American Dream by Thea Stilton

Amelia Bedelia Road Trip! by Herman Parish

Charlie Joe’s Jackson’s Guide to Summer Vacation          by Tom Greenwald

The Someday Birds by Sally Pla

The Vanderbeekers on the Road by Karina Yan Glaser

Julie Fonseca, Youth Services Assistant

cover art for Amelia Bedelia's Road Trip, decorative
cover art for Pug's Road Trip, pug dog in a car
cover art for Duck's Vacation, duck and crab on a beach
cover art for What a Trip, Amber Brown; young girl carrying suitcases
July 1st, 2024|
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