The Children’s Room houses a large collection of materials for infants, toddlers, and preschool through approximately grade 6. The newest materials are displayed in the library lobby.
- Non-fiction books
- Fiction books (Hardcover & Paperbacks)
- Picture books
- Easy Readers
- Juvenile Fiction
- Holiday picture books
- Circulating encyclopedias
- Audiobooks (Cassette & CD)
- Readalongs
- Music (Cassette & CD)
- Magazines
- Children’s Entertainment DVDs
- Non-fiction educational DVDs
- CD-ROMs
Children’s Magazines for You to Borrow
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Parenting Collection
A small collection of recently published parenting books is located in the Children’s Room near the Junior Fiction.
The Children’s Department offers a wide variety of programs including storytime for children ages 12 months through Kindergarten, evening and daytime Family Drop-in Storytimes for all ages, Rockin’ Readers for grades 1 and 2, dramatic performances, musical events, puppet shows, magicians, author visits, book character visits, storytellers, crafts, science workshops, film showings, and our annual Summer Reading Club.
- Computers with Internet connection
- Game computers
- Puppet corner
- Puzzles and games
Fun Web Sites for Children
- Berit’s Best Sites for Children
- FunBrain (games)
- Morris County Library Children’s Sites
- My Hero
- PBS Kids
- Sesame Street
- Harry Potter Activities
- Harry Potter Movies
- Lemony Snicket
- Unfortunate Events
Updated July 13, 2005
- Help choosing a good book
- Booklists with suggested reading
- Welcome Baby Gift Bags
- Borrowing items from another library
- Reference help
- School summer reading list books
- Informational newsletter
Services to Preschools & Kindergarten Classes
We often present programs at local preschools and they also visit the library for tours and storytime programs.
All kindergarteners in Randolph public schools visit the library on a field trip and are eligible to receive their very own library cards.
Honor a special child on his or her birthday, or celebrate the birth of a newborn, by donating a book to the library in the child’s honor. The cost is $15.00. A bookplate will be placed in the book noting the child’s special occasion and a card will be sent to the child announcing your gift. If the child is a Randolph resident, he or she (or the parent) will be the first to borrow the book.