Programs for Kids

Our kids’ programs delight and entertain children with engaging stories, reading, and learning that instills curiosity and wonder about the world around them.

Registrations for programs are available one week before the program takes place.

Storytime Program

Storytime offers an engaging and educational reading program designed for children aged 0-5.

It takes place on Monday mornings at 9:30 and 10:30.

Join us for singing songs, interactive felt board stories, reading sessions, crafting activities, and a delightful time together!

Siblings are welcome to attend although we will not have extra crafts.

Registration is required.

Please choose the time that you would like to attend.

Pumpkin Promenade Craft

Registration available one week prior to the day of program.

October 15th
9:30 am, 10:30 am, 3:00 pm, or 4:00 pm

Help us light up the library garden!
Children ages 0-5 will use stickers to decorate a plastic jug or bottle. Children and teens aged 6-18 can use either permanent markers or stickers.

Registration Required

Please choose a time.

If the programs are all full, please join the waitlist.

Read to a Therapy Dog Program

Therapy Partners, Inc. partners with the library to provide this program. Please keep an eye on the calendar for dates.

Registration is required and is available one week before the program.

Children and teens will have 15 minutes each to read to a therapy dog, giving them an attentive, always appreciative audience.

This program is for ages 6-18.

Write A Book!

Check the Calendar for Dates

Write A Book is a writing program for children aged 8-12.

Unlock your child’s creative potential with our engaging and inspiring writing class designed specifically for young minds! Our program, “Write A Book!” offers a nurturing environment where children can explore the joys of storytelling, poetry, and creative expression. “Write a Book!” combines fun activities, interactive lessons, and plenty of opportunities for collaboration, ensuring that every child feels encouraged and excited about writing.

At the end of the year, children who complete the course will go home with a published book.

Lego Club

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Lego Club is for ages 6-12.

Lego Club is a creative haven for children aged 6-12! It  is designed to ignite the imagination and foster a love for building, engineering, and storytelling through the timeless fun of Lego bricks. Lego Club is packed with themed challenges, collaborative projects, and free-build time, allowing young builders to explore their creativity and develop problem-solving skills.

Squishmallow Club

Check the calendar for dates

Join the Squishmellow Club for some squishy fun! Kids get to doodle their beloved Squishmellow, craft a whimsical tale, and chat away about these adorable squishy pals!

For ages 6-12


Registration is required.

Join a Waitlist

Is the program that you want to register for filled up? Join our waitlist and a staff member will contact you as soon as a spot is available.

Games and Educational Resources


Click the links below to visit the many online resources available to children for reading, homework help, virtual field trips, and more.

The Brown Bookshelf

Build awareness of the myriad Black voices writing for young readers.

Disney Junior Online

Games featuring Mickey, Jasmine, Han Solo, and more

FunBrain

Hundreds of educational games, books, comics, and videos

Homework Alabama

Online tutoring and academic resource

International Children’s Library

Children’s books in a vast number of languages

Khan Academy

Personalized learning help

Meddybemps.com

High-quality educational resource for families with young children

Newbery Awards

Find distinguished contributions to American literature for children since 1922

Outstanding International Book List

A yearly list of outstanding books from all over the world, assembled by the United States Board on Books for Young People (USBBY)

PBS Kids

Curriculum-based entertainment

Social Justice Books

Multicultural and social justice books for children, young adults, and educators

Virtual Field Trips

Visit other states, countries across the globe, and even other planets

We Need Diverse Books

Children’s book lover organization that advocates literature that reflects and honors the lives of all young people

If you have questions or suggestions about our programming for kids, contact Amanda Coleman, ALCPL Youth Services Coordinator, at acoleman@alcpl.org or 256-232-1233.

ONLINE RESOURCES

  • Homework Help for Kids
  • Job Seeker Resources
  • Family Research Tools
  • Learning & DIY Guides
  • Legal Resources

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