2024 NATIONAL MEDAL
for Museum and Library Service Finalist
Author Jerry Pallotta, writer of the Who Would Win series, reads Green Ants vs. Army Ants. We think Jerry is great and love his books, but kids: Don’t curl your library book covers like he does in this video!!! Sheesh.
Follow along with everyone's favorite, Mo Willems, as he teaches us creative ways to draw, write, and keep our hands busy and our minds engaged. As part of his role as the Artist-in-Residence at the Kennedy Center, he is welcoming us for a video visit to his studio each weekday at 1:00.
For more info, see this article on the Kennedy Center website.
While we're all schooling from home, PebbleGo has extended some extras to the East Brunswick community. The library already subscribes to PebbleGo, a fantastic early-reader database featuring age-appropriate, ad-free information about animals, science, and social studies, complete with supports like audio voiceovers and text highlighting. To provide extra support during school closures, our sales rep has provided free access to other modules that are not part of the library's current subscription, including dinosaurs, biographies, and content for older kids. Thanks, Katie!
Investigate some of the East Brunswick Public Library’s fun online resources!
Looking for some fun ways to keep busy at home? The library has lots of great resources for you to access using your East Brunswick Public Library card! Browse EBPL’s entire digital library here, or read below for a few family-friendly suggestions.
We hope to reschedule this event. Please check back with us for updates!
East Brunswick's own children's author, Rachelle Burk, makes a special visit to the library to present her book, The Best Four Questions, as well as some information about Passover, games, and a craft! Please join us for this fun event, whether your family observes Passover or not. Following the program, Rachelle will be available for signing books. Books will be available to purchase or bring those your already own!
NJ Makers Day at EBPL has been postponed and will be rescheduled for late Spring. Please check back with us for updates!
Make a quick, beautiful, not-too-messy craft.
Ages 2 and up
This program has been postponed. Please check back with us to find out when it will be held.
Thursday, March 19 at 10:30 AM
Fact: 1 in 40 children has too much lead in his/her body.
Fact: Lead is harmful to people of all ages.
Fact: Sources of lead poisoning include paint, toys, even spices.
Fact: You can learn more about preventing lead poisoning, and resources are available for testing and remediation.
Join us to welcome author Elisabeth Oosterhoff to talk about her home country of Norway and her book, The Many Faces of Happiness. Grades 1+
Students grades 4-8 can learn how to use our sewing machines to create a pouch, then monogram them with our brand new Cricut. A Cricut is a custom cutting machine, which can create personal decals, iron on vinyl, stickers, and more! Seating is limited and spots will be given out on a first come, first serve basis.