Children's Programs
While registration isn't required for most programs, we encourage all patrons to contact the Children and Youth Division librarians to ask questions or register for programs at 203-547-8213 or email bronsonkids@waterburyct.org.
Large groups are asked to register at least one week in advance.
Weekly Programs
 |
Babies & Books
Tuesdays, 10 a.m.
Children's Room
Enjoy stories, lullabies, nursery rhymes and finger plays. This works best with one child per adult.
For children age 24 months and younger.
|
 |
Wonderful Wednesday Stories
Wednesdays, 10 a.m.
Children's room
Come listen to wonderful stories that will transport you to faraway places.
For ages 2 - 5.
|
 |
Mother Goose
Thursdays, 10 a.m.
Children's Room
Ready for interactive stories? Our Mother Goose Story Time includes books, rhymes, songs, moement, and listening skills.
For ages 2 - 4.
|
Twice Monthly Programs
 |
P-A-N (Phonetics, Alphabet, Numbers)
Saturdays February 11 & 25, 11 a.m.
Children's Room
Join us for a story time learning about letters, numbers, and the sounds they make. We'll also have a craft featuring the letter of the day.
For ages 2-7 years old
|
Monthly Programs
 |
Bilingual Story Time
Fridays, February 3, 11 a.m.
Picture Book Room
Join us each month for stories in English and Spanish.
For ages 2 - 7.
|
 |
Movie Sing-Along
Saturdays, February 11, 12 p.m.
Children's Room
Have fun singing along with these popular movies at the library.
February 11: Encanto
|
 |
Tween Book Club
Tuesdays, February 28, 6 p.m.
Children's Room
Read the book, then come talk about it with other kids. For ages 10 - 14.
February: The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman.
|
January - February
| |
Snowflake Ornament Take & Make
Monday January 30 - Monday, February 6
Children's Room
Take home all the supplies you need to make a decorative beaded snowflake. Adult supervision and assistance recommended.
For ages 5 - 14.
|
Youth Services at Home
|
|
Read with me, Mr. C
YouTube Story Time
Our very own Mr. C has been hard at work preparing storytimes for you to enjoy at home when you can't get to the library! Favorites like Strega Nona by Tomie DePaola are ready to be enjoyed anytime!
The videos are available on Mr. C's YouTube channel.
|
|
|
Read 1000 Books Before Kindergarten
It's a lot easier than you think! All sorts of reading can count towards this goal. If you’re a parent with a child in a school readiness or prekindergarten program, give them the best head start with our reading program! Earn stars for reading!
Please ask a librarian for more information.
|
|
|
World Book Online
The World Book is more than just an encyclopedia. Their online resource includes biographies, science projects, research guides, tools for teachers, puzzles, games, and craft ideas. Available in English and in Spanish.
Please ask a librarian for more information.
|
|
|
Ebooks for Kids!
The Libby app connects you to our ebooks and audiobooks on your smartphone or tablet. The app includes special filters to help you find books for kids.
Please ask a librarian for more information.
|
|
|
Parent & Teacher Book Collection
Whether you’re a parent looking for how-to books or a teacher in need of extra resources, we have a special collection of books just for you. Educators are invited to apply for a special Teacher’s Library Card, allowing you to check out these resources for eight weeks at a time.
Please ask a librarian for more information.
|
|
|
Grade-Level Reading Lists
Wondering what books are best for your child’s reading level? We have recommended reading lists organized by grade level which you can download from our website or pick up in the KidZone. We also keep special carts in the KidZone with a selection of books organized by grade level.
Please ask a librarian for more information.
|