List of Digital Resources for the Whole Family!

Performance Arts:

Authors and Illustrators sharing their work and fun activities: There are so many wonderful authors and illustrators out there that are doing amazing things. While we can’t list them all, here are a few to get you started:

Virtual Field Trips:

Virtual Art Classes

Health & Wellbeing:

Math Resources:

Other Educational Resources:


When Camden Public Library reopens

Regular Children’s Programming:

Mondays:

  • Maine Student Book Award– a monthly book group for 4th – 8th graders.

Tuesdays:

  • Tinker Tuesdays – A monthly STEAM program for school-aged children.
  • Young Adult Book Lovers Group – a monthly book group for teens and adults who enjoy YA books.

Wednesdays:

  • Booktime for Babies – For children birth to age 2, join Miss Amy for songs, finger plays, read-alouds and more! A great opportunity for babies to interact with other babies of different ages and for caregivers to have some big people time!  Always a fun morning with the kids! Older siblings are always welcome.
  • Creative Art Afternoon – a monthly craft program for all ages.

Thursdays:

  • Story Hour for 2 & 3 year olds – Come join the magic and wonder of reading, through books, rhymes, songs, flannel board stories, finger plays, puppets, dramatic play and thematic crafts.

Fridays:

  • Story Hour for 2 & 3 year olds – Come join the magic and wonder of reading, through books, rhymes, songs, flannel board stories, finger plays, puppets, dramatic play and thematic crafts.
  • Chess club – Whether a total beginner or a more experienced player, everyone can get something out of this class. A variety of resources will be used to improve chess knowledge, including books, chess studies, and videos. Online: http://lichess.org/team/camden-chess-club

How can you help the library?

When you consider the organizations in the community to support, please remember the Library and our children’s programs.  Monetary gifts are the best, but we also greatly appreciate the gift of simple consumables.  Items welcomed include glue sticks, markers, googly eyes, pop-poms, construction paper and other craft supplies.  Volunteering for special events is also a great way to help your library!

Thank you for your support in advance! – Miss Amy

Thank You!!

Thank you to the generous supporters of children’s books and programs: Stock the Stacks donors, and individual members.

We appreciate all you’ve done for the children and families of our greater community! Also, thank you to all our wonderful volunteers who have donated their time in so many ways this year!