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Featured of the Month Card for Elementary (Grades K-5)

Our Stories: The African American Experience for Children

Experience the brave and inspiring voices through these African American books for children up to grade 6.

Can't Find It? Don't worry, we're here to help.Can't Find It? Don't worry, we're here to help.

If you are looking for an item that isn’t listed in CRRL’s catalog, we can try to get it for you.
If you are looking for an item that isn’t listed in CRRL’s catalog, we can try to get it for you.

Recovery of Rivers & Other Bodies of Water

Learn how river ecosystems work and how you can help protect rivers and streams with water conservation and pollution cleanup.

Presidents Day

This is a holiday book list for younger grades. It includes things both about the people who have held the office and the job itself.

You Can Help the Earth Every Day

With suggestions on what can be done to make a positive impact on the planet, this booklist has good choices for Earth Day reading.

Girls Who Dared to Dream

They may be fictional, but these girls who dared to dream will have a huge impact on your elementary reader with their gumption and drive!

Sign up for a Reading Challenge.Challenge yourself and sign up for a Reading Challenge.

Log reading, earn badges, and have fun by signing up for one or more of our monthly reading challenges.
Log reading, earn badges, and have fun by signing up for one or more of our monthly reading challenges.

Programs at the Library

Events for Grades K-5

Fabulous Friday: Pandas

Mar 14th | 4:30pm - 5:15pm
Games, activities, and more. Grades K-6.

Fabulous Friday: Treasure Hunt

Mar 21st | 4:15pm - 5:00pm
Games, activities, and more. In partnership with with Lake Anna State Park.

Fabulous Friday: Who Would Win?

Apr 11th | 4:30pm - 5:15pm
Games, activities, and more. Grades K-6.

Library Services for Grades K-5

Find a Good Read

Check out these grade-specific booklists handpicked by our librarians.

Children & Teen Book Groups

Want to read with others? Join one of our youth book groups available online.

Learning Opportunities for Grades K-5

Resources for grades K-5 for both students and teachers.

Elementary School Classes with Library Partners

Find and contact your designated library partner for local elementary schools, plus more.

Online Resources for Grades K-5

Gale in Context: Elementary

Highly visual, guided research tools for students in kindergarten through grade 5. Provided by Find It Virginia.

NoveList K-8 Plus

Read-alike recommendations specifically for younger readers.

Britannica Library Children

Children can search for information or browse arts, geography, language arts, mathematics, religion, science, social studies, and sports.

Birds of the World

Explore 10,721 species from 249 bird families, living in habitats around the world. From the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.

Need tutoring?

HelpNow: Online Tutoring Service

A unique live tutoring, homework help, and studying resource designed to help all ages succeed.

Study Guides

Kwanzaa: Family and Heritage

Kwanzaa is celebrated between December 26 and January 1.

Hanukkah: A Festival of Lights

The traditional Jewish holiday begins December 18.

Nutcracker Sweets

Learn the origins of the Nutcracker ballet, and check out our Nutcracker Stories, Treats, and Crafts resource list.

My Librarian: Learning Spanish for Kids

Is your child interested in Spanish? Here is a list of what the library has to offer.

For Educators, Parents, & Caregivers

Grow a Reader: Yoga and Meditation for Calming Down

Use these books to develop health coping mechanisms through yoga, meditation, and more, with your emotional little one.

Grow a Reader: Introduction to Baby Sign Language

Check out these books that can get babies to start signing away! Note: some of these are adult books for caregivers to use only.

Grow a Reader: New Baby

Try these books about welcoming the new baby and how different families show they love their new babies.

Grow a Reader: Siblings, Siblings, Siblings!

These books about all different kinds of siblings are great to read with, well, your siblings!
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