Jenny, the director of The Mooers Free Library, reads Horton Hears a Who by Dr. Seuss!

Subscribe to the Plattsburgh Public YouTube Channel for stories and playlists of great YouTube content curated by Mr. Ben and PPL staff! Here is a sample:

Storytime Online Resources - Check out this evolving list of online storytime resources! 

• Online and E-Resources for Families, Students, and Schools provided by Summer Reading at New York LIbraries     
• Tools and resources for families and educators impacted by school closures provided by Mountain Lake PBS.                          

• 10 of the world’s best virtual museum and art gallery tours      

• Virtual Farm Tour
  Discover the cows, communities, and journey of dairy with a 360 degree virtual experience that transports students straight to the farm!

• Lunch Time Live at the Wild Center
  Although you may not be able to visit The Wild Center, Lunchtime Live is bringing The Wild Center to you! They are committed to bringing you fun, innovative and educational daily content at 12pm EST while you’re at home. Wild Center educators and animal care staff will be sharing animal encounters, behind-the-scenes looks, projects and activities you can do in your own backyard. Check out the events on the Wild Center Facebook page for more info.    

• Smithsonian's National Zoo                                

• Have you tried any origami yet? All you need is paper...

• Check out Easy Origami Instructions and Diagrams for more ideas!

• Fun, Easy Projects to Make with Stuff Around the House

• Need some recipes that you can make with just a few ingredients? Here you go...

• We can also learn from those who lived through difficult times before. Check out Great Depression Cooking on YouTube!

• “Captain Underpants” Writer/Illustrator Dav Pilkey Will Host Virtual Drawing Classes, Readings, and More. Visit Dav Pilkey at Home to get started. 

• Games for Kids:  Old-School Games to Play with Kids 
       "Old-school games are timeless and encourage thinking and imagination. Whether you are seeking a non-tech game for your children to play, need something to pass the time, or just want an inexpensive activity, check out this list created by Bright Horizons® early childhood education experts."
   

• Write a letter to Pete the Cat: