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Making the Most of Your Local Library, Easter & Passover!

Welcome to April! Birds are singing, temperatures are getting warmer, and soon flowers will be blooming. This week, we have crafts and recipes for Passover and Easter and tips for you to make the most of your local library!

Young girl and woman at the library looking at books on the shelf
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FOR KIDS: CELEBRATING EASTER AND PASSOVER
This month, we celebrate Easter and Passover. Passover is celebrated from April 5th to 13th and Easter is celebrated on April 9th. Celebrate Passover by making charoset and reading these stories about the week long observance. Try these egg-cellent crafts for Easter! Make a bunny garland or an Easter egg wreath. Once the holiday is over, try these different uses for plastic eggs.


FOR PARENTS: MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY
Visiting the library opens up new worlds for children. Every child is a reader, even if they can’t yet read the words. Checking out books and reading as a family can help children develop foundational reading skills. On April 25th, we celebrate National Library Workers Day. Before your next visit, make a thank you card for your local librarian and review these ways to make the most of your local library!


FOR EDUCATORS: TEACHING LIBRARY SKILLS
Properly using the library is more than just checking out books! There are so many resources available to students and teachers hidden in plain sight. Younger students will enjoy role-playing a library visit to prepare for the real thing. Sing along to the Library ABCs with your class or watch this clip from City Island to learn about what your library has to offer.


Trick-or-Treat! Explore costume ideas, DIY decorations, pumpkin carving templates, crafts, recipes, and more to do together with your child!