Kids
The Six Mile Regional Library District (SMRLD) is proud to provide high-quality service for all ages. The Youth Services focuses on providing programs, materials, and research help for children from birth through age 12. Teen Services focuses on children ages 12 through 18. See the Teen page for more information.
Things to Do: Event Calendar or Brochure
Youth Services Department Presents:
October: Pill Bugs
November: Leaf Shaped Crystals
For Grades 2-6
Pick up a kit with supplies and instructions at either library location while supplies last.
6:30-7:30 PM
SMRLD, 2145 Johnson Rd
Therapy Dog on Duty
Third Wednesday of each month from 12-1 PM at SMRLD, 2001 Delmar Ave
- November 20
- December 18
Pawsitivity Counts presented by NAMI Southwest Illinois will be on hand with a trained therapy dog. All ages, including adults, are welcome to take advantage of the love of a friendly dog!
Feeling sad? Stressed? Lonely? Pet a dog!
6 PM at SMRLD, 2001 Delmar Ave
Bring your Pillow.
Enjoy stories and a snack.
Then stay and read with your family.
SMRLD, 2145 Johnson Rd
Questions? Email [email protected]
4 – 7 PM
In the Children’s Department, 2001 Delmar Ave
Kid’s Digital Library
Find books, audiobooks, and more on our Online Resources Page! Resources are available at home and at the library.
Additional resources are available on our Resources & Services Page.
Parents & Educators
Parent/Teacher Collection: SMRLD maintains a collection of resources for parents and teachers as part of our parent-teacher collection. The Parent-Teacher collection includes resources for serving youth with special needs, curriculum development, and much much more. This collection is housed in the children’s department at the Delmar Avenue location.
Useful Links
Accelerated Reader Bookfinder: Allows you to search for books with corresponding Renaissance Accelerated Reader 360® quiz.
Lexile Framework for Reading: Lexile measures help your child grow and improve his or her reading skills. Find books according to Lexile numbers, find the Lexile number of a book and track the growth of your child’s reading skills.
Need Help with Research & Homework? Access Online Resources Here!
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