Free; Ages 3-6

Free; ages 9-12

Free; ages 9-12

Free; ages 3-6

Join us via Zoom every Tuesday and Friday for story time and crafts! Each class includes a special Little New-Yorkers hello song, silly dances and songs, a story book reading, and a craft to do at home. This week, we will read After The Fall: How Humpty Dumpty Got Back Up Again, written and illustrated by Dan Santat. Meet Humpty Dumpty who sat on a wall and who had a great fall. Then find out who Humpty becomes after the fall. Afterwards, create a special paper airplane like Humpty Dumpty's craft from the story. 

Free; ages 3-6

Join us via Zoom every Tuesday and Friday for story time and crafts! Each class includes a special Little New-Yorkers hello song, silly dances and songs, a story book reading, and a craft to do at home. This week, we will read Grumpy Monkey, written by Suzanne Lang and illustrated by Max Lang. Meet a monkey who is in a bad mood and doesn't know why! Find out why he is having such a  bad day. Then, make your own monkey with a silly, happy or grumpy face!

Free; ages 3-6

Join us via Zoom every Tuesday and Friday for story time and crafts! Each class includes a special Little New-Yorkers hello song, silly dances and songs, a story book reading, and a craft to do at home. This week, we will read Brontorina, written by James Howe and illustrated by Randy Cecil. Meet Brontorina who is determined to be a ballerina but becoming a dancer will be harder than she thinks. Then, color and cut out your own Brontorina to dance around your home!

Free; ages 9-12

Free; ages 9-12

One of this year’s finalists for the annual Children’s History Book Prize, Last of the Name follows 12-year-old Danny O’Carolan and his sister, Kathleen, who move to New York City from Ireland in 1863 at the height of the Civil War. Join us on Zoom and chat with author Rosanne Parry, who’ll log on remotely, and discover primary sources from New-York Historical’s collection that bring the story to life.

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Free; ages 9-12

One of this year’s finalists for the annual Children’s History Book Prize, Fighting for the Forest, by P. O’Connell Pearson, brings to life the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), a work relief program for young men during the Depression. Join us on Zoom and hear from the author herself, who'll be logging on remotely to answer questions and discuss this story of resilience. 

Free; ages 9-12