Storytimes

Storytimes

Join us for books, rhymes, songs, and more!

We offer Storytime varieties carefully planned based on a child’s age group and developmental abilities. Stick around once the Storytime ends to play in our interactive 6 by 6 Early Literacy spaces! Space is limited at Storytimes — pick up a free ticket at the Questions Desk when you arrive.

Choose a Storytime

We offer Storytimes for different ages and developmental abilities. If you have children in different age groups, we encourage you to join us for a Family Storytime or the variety best suited for the youngest child. Older siblings are always welcome. Each child is unique, but we recommend the following ages for the different Storytime varieties:

Baby Storytime: Birth to 18 months and a caregiver

Movin' and Groovin' Rhyme Time: 12 months to 24 months and a caregiver

Toddler Storytime: 18 months to 3 years and a caregiver

Preschool Storytime: 3-6 years and a caregiver

Family Storytime: Fun for the whole family

Storytime Fun at Home

6 by 6 videos on Storytimes

6 by 6 Rhyme: Here is the Beehive

Join Mary as she sings Here is the Beehive!

6 by 6 Rhymes: Big Baby

Join Grace and Johnny as they sing an original rhyme called Big Baby!

6 by 6 Rhymes: Flower Bloom

Join Becky for the rhyme Flower Bloom!

Great Read Alouds

"It's all good!"

New Picture Books

Becky's Spring Storytime Picks

If you found a new favorite book or rhyme this Spring with Becky, you can find it here!

More Storytime Picks

more storytime picks

Books for Kindergarteners

A short selection of books recommended for kindergarteners. Some are easy readers, and some are books meant to be read aloud by an adult.

Wordless Books

Books without words?! As the art of these children's books pull you along remember, a picture is worth a thousand words!

Wordless Picture Books

These wordless picture books are great for story telling practice and for using your imagination.

My Favorite Books to Read with Preschoolers

My favorite books for imaginative preschoolers who have longer attention spans than toddlers, but they're not yet ready for long stories.

My Favorite Books to Read with Babies

Reading with babies builds big brains and forms life-long bonds. Here's a list of my favorite books to read with babies.

Back to school picture books

Here's a list of fun picture books to get younger kids excited about either starting school for the first time ever or going back to school.

If You Liked: Goodnight Moon

These picture books emit a soft, warm glow similar to Margaret Wise Brown's classic book, Goodnight Moon, first published September 3, 1947.

Picture Books to Happily Repeat Over + Over

Repetitive reading you'll actually like.

Miss Michelle's Storytime Look for Letters

Books we read that encourage the skill Look for Letters Everywhere

Miss Michelle's Storytime Take Time to Rhyme

Books we read the encourage the skill Take Time to Rhyme

Miss Michelle's Storytime Tell Stories About Everything

Books we read that encourage the skill Tell Stories About Everything

Picture Books for Teaching Cause and Effect

We all know what happens when you give a mouse a cookie. But what if you give a dragon a taco!?

Pet Death

Pets are beloved members of our families and losing one is devasting. These are books to help children understand the death of a pet.

Bedtime

"Bedtime...the perfect time for kids to ask questions, request food, a bathroom trip, a new nightlight..." How about another book?

Growth Mindset Picture Books

These books celebrate the growth mindset - the belief that we can build on our strengths and grow in the ways we work toward.

Becky's Spring Storytime Picks

If you found a new favorite book or rhyme this Spring with Becky, you can find it here!
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