Dr. Seuss
 Spring into May with Dr. Seuss. Oh the thinks we will think and the places we'll go.
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Bunny Rabbits
 Twitch your nose and wiggle your ears! Here's some hopping bunny rabbit fun for spring.
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Margaret Wise Brown
 Margaret Wise Brown is famous for her night-time tale Good Night Moon, but you may not be as familiar with her other work. She has written over 25 books. Below is a selection of tales both you and your little one will enjoy along with some rhymes to make bedtime an easy transition.
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Going Places!
 We get where we're going in all kinds of ways. How did you get where you're going today?
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Summer Fun
 Check out these great summer reads and songs for your little ones.
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Halloween Hoopla
 Check out these great reads and rhymes for little ones and scare up safe fun for Halloween!
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Feelings
 Explore feelings together in these books, songs, and lullabies!
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Opposites!
 Up and down! Big and little! Play with opposites in these stories, songs and fingerplays.
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Mother Goose!
 Everyone likes Mother Goose! Children like Mother Goose because the rhymes are fun and easy to learn. Educators & parents like Mother Goose because those same rhymes help children develop phonemic awareness skills that they will need to become good readers.
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Families
 Celebrate families of all kinds with these stories, rhymes, and fingerplays.
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Friends
 Share, grow and learn with your friends by sharing songs, rhymes and stories together.
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It's Halloween
 Share these books, songs, and fingerplays for a festive Halloween.
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Hello and Goodbye: Separation Anxiety
 Around their first birthday, many young children get anxious when parents leave them at day care or with a babysitter. Games like peek-a-boo, good-bye songs and rhymes, and books that feature comings and goings can help.
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New Things to Do, New Things to See!
 Happy New Year! Help little ones prepare for all the new things that they'll experience this year-and beyond- with these fun stories and rhymes.
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Halloween Songs, Rhymes & Stories
 Halloween is great time of year to share slightly spooky stories and play peek-a-BOO! At ages two and up, children may begin to find some stories scary. If they do, save these for them when they are older.
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Weather
rainy, snowing, windy, cloudy, sunny, warm, cold...what will it be?
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I Love...!
Puppies, kittens, ice cream, rainbows -- what do YOU love?
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Let's Dance
Do you like to dance? Movement and music are great tools to help young children learn the rhythm of language and build their pre-reading skills. They’re also great activities to enjoy together. Share a good book with your child, or try some of our action songs and rhymes together – and don’t forget to dance!
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Falling Leaves, Chilly Breeze!
Looking for an easy way to warm up in chilly weather? Curl up with your child to share a good book or a silly song. You’ll have fun and help your child learn important pre-reading skills with our books, songs and rhymes!
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Fall is for Learning
Help your child develop important learning skills with these fun books and rhymes for fall!
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Summertime!
Splash into summer with these fun songs and rhymes.
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City Living!
City living can be exciting for small children. These songs, rhymes, and picture books celebrate the hustle and bustle of the city.
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Good Morning!
Getting up can be hard sometimes, especially on cold winter mornings! Enjoy the warmth of a cozy bed a little longer by sharing a book with your child. Or get moving with a busy action song. Either way, you’ll start your day together with a smile and some fun, as you get ready to greet the day!
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Winter Wonderland
Winter’s chill is in the air – time to curl up indoors and share a good book with your child. Or warm things up by trying one of our action songs and rhymes. Either way, you’ll stay warm while having fun together!
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Time for a Walk!
The sun is shining, it's warm and the flowers are blooming. It's time to go outside, take a neighborhood walk, and, afterwards, enjoy some stories, songs and rhymes.
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Nonsense Fun!
Young children love hearing nonsense stories, rhymes, and songs. They’re fun and they’ll encourage the development of rhyming skills, which will help children get ready to read.
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Snow
Frosty, Pristine, Captivating!
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How Does Your Garden Grow?
This spring plant some seeds, visit a garden, go to your local Farmer’s Market, and don’t forget to share some garden stories and rhymes!
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This is the year of the dragon! Share these rhymes and stories in Chinese and English all year 'round.
Make the case for space! Reach the stars and the moon with these great tunes and super books from your local library!
Songs and rhymes help little ones learn language. Catch the rhythm with these musical stories and dancing rhymes.
Share these rainy day stories and rhymes with your child.
Share these fun animal stories and rhymes with your child.
Share stories, songs and rhymes at mealtimes to feed your child's mind and body! Books and rhymes can also help distract fussy eaters.
Enjoy stories, rhymes and songs from around the world.
