There are so many ways to enjoy picture book e-books. One way is through Library2Go and 3M Cloud. However, kids and go through picture books pretty fast and the Library2Go and 3M have limited check out. Enter Tumblebooks!
Sometimes, the events of the day are exhausting and even the act of reading to your child is too much. Enter, Tumblebooks!
Kids who follow along with the reader can become better readers than kids who simply listen to a story. Enter, Tumblebooks!
This is such a great way to share books with your kids. There are hundreds of great titles avialable with read-aloud options and animated images with unlimited use.
Enjoy Tumblebooks! together tonight.
Showing posts with label computer games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label computer games. Show all posts
Monday, February 23, 2015
Monday, March 10, 2014
More on Screen Time
Can you tell we liked the presentation by journalist-turned-author, Lisa Guernsey? First Janet, and now I am blogging about it! And I have to admit, my first reaction when I saw we were hosting an author to talk about screen time, was "Great. Now I have another person to make me feel guilty about letting my under-2-year-old watch TV." And it was not that way at all. Lisa focuses more on the quality of TV, apps and video games than the quantity (even for kids under 2), and she offers a pneumonic to help you remember: SPLERN. "SPLERN???" you may ask, "How am I going to remember a nonsense word like that?" That's what I said to myself. But I remembered it without even taking notes, so the acronym did it's job!
- Straight-time story line (the story goes from beginning to end without things like dream sequences, flashbacks, memories, side plots, etc)
- Participation (Dora or Blue's Clues are good examples of this where the kids are actually asked a question and given time to answer, but anything that encourages participation like songs, movement, etc.)
- Labeling (When unfamiliar words or items are shown, they are labeled or defined within the context of the show)
- Engagement (Do the kids like it?)
- Repetition (Speaks for itself)
- Non-Violence (I should probably stop letting Coby watch even the 1981 Spiderman cartoon *cringe*)
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adult reading,
ages 0-6,
author,
caregivers,
computer games,
DVD,
films,
for grownups,
gaming,
movies,
parenting,
parents,
screen time,
technology,
television
Monday, January 16, 2012
Meet the Collection Monday: Juvenile CD-ROMs


Friday, April 22, 2011
New Computer Games!!!


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collections,
computer games
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Cyber Friends
October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month, and perhaps a good time for you and your kiddos to refresh your knowledge about how to stay safe on the Internet. Check out this website for fun activities to do with your family: http://www.onguardonline.gov/.
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computer games,
Internet safety,
technology literacy
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Beyond Books
Did you know that we have a whole collection of Juvenile CD-ROMs available for check-out? They range from electronic story books to educational instruction to educational games to just plain games for fun. Here are just a few:
Little Monster at School (J Mayer)
- Dr. Suess: Green Eggs and Ham (J Seuss)
- Muppet Babies Preschool Playtime (J 372.21 MUP)
- The American Sign Language Dictionary on CD-ROM (J 419 STE)
- Jumpstart Spanish (J 468 JUM)
- My Amazing Human Body (J 612 MYA)
- Spy Kids Official Spy Codebook: Mission: The Underground Affair (J 793.932 SPY)
- I Spy Spooky Mansion (J 794.8 ISP)

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booklists,
computer games
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