Library of Things

Your home, your power, know how it works!

Electricity is everywhere – even in your home. Whether you live in a city skyscraper or a house
in the country, our homes are powered by electricity. It’s not magic, it’s science, and it’s easy
to learn. Build a house or city tower with real, working, 3-D circuits, just like the ones you use
every day. With seven colorful base grids to make your structure your own, learn how electricity
travels and powers your home.

Mix and match shapes to build a variety of freestanding robots. Recommended for ages 3-6.

Tots touch, toss and squeeze our soft-sewn balls…and build sensory awareness as they play! The balls have lots of fun textures, super-bright colors…plus jingling bells, soft crinkles, rattling beads and more. Best of all, the balls are fully machine-washable! You get a set of 6 sensory balls; largest measures 7 1/2".

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DVD Player to checkout for home use.  Checks out at 2nd Floor Adult Services Desk.  Library card required. Region: DVD: 1 (North America) Not a Blu ray player.

Our ready-to-use kit invites children to discover sound, for ages 3-6

Give Spike back his quills to build fine motor skills! Recommended for ages 18 months+.

Fishing game with numbered fish promotes motor and counting skills. Recommended for ages 2+.

Counting practice and dramatic play come together with this set of ice cream balls, scoops, and numbered trays. Recommended for ages 3-5.

Develop fine motor, color matching, and number recognition skills with Steggy's pullable scales. Recommended for ages 18 months+.

Building bricks and an earthquake simulator create an engineering challenge. Recommended for ages 4-11.  

Sushi Go! The Pick and Pass Card Game. Card game for 2 to 5 players; playing time: 15 minutes. Ages 8+.

Large, colorful building blocks for motor skill development. Recommended for ages 1+.