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Playtime in the Library

It's okay to let loose and play some truly fun games for your kids. When the planning is right, these can offer educational entertainment in addition to good old fun.

-	Antonym Bingo
-	Book Disaster!
-	Who Wrote It?
-	Library Games for Elementary Students

Simulations and Learning

1.	What are Simulations?
2.	Simulation Nation
3.	Education World
4.	Computer Simulations

5.	Food Chain Simulation
6.	EdHeads Activities
7.	ShowMe Games
8.	Lemonade Stand

Learn More About...

Use these guides to build reading and critical thinking skills, and to foster a love of reading.
	Responsible Computer Use Find additional guides for acceptable use policies and the concept of intellectual property. LET'S GET STARTED >
	Technology Concerns & Considerations Find excellent search engines, tips on evaluating websites, as well as articles on ethical issues related to Internet use. LET'S GET STARTED >

Going Green

	Kids Saving Energy Games and content about renewable energy at home.
	Green School Save Money! An article about green programs such as recycling and conservation at school.
	The Green Squad Listen to the Green Squad talk about making their environment greener!

Puppets in the Library


	Puppet Museum Puppetry and Fairytales Puppets: Here, There, and Everywhere! Puppetry

What's That?

Students reading aloud can boost self-esteem and confidence in their reading abilities. It also gives them a chance to perform!

Did You Know?

Learn how to make your own puppets, or teach your kids how to make them, too. Here you can learn about sock puppets, lunch bag puppets, stick puppets, hand puppets and more! Go There