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Homework Help
 Starting August 1st, kids and teens from kindergarten to 12th grade can get immediate help from qualified tutors with just a  Greenburgh library card. Live Homework Help is the online tutoring service from Tutor.com that connects students to expert tutors in math, science, social studies and English via the Internet.
Learning Express Library  Practice standardized tests for 4th, 5th, and 8th grades; GED, SAT, GMAT, ESL, Civil Service exams, US Citizenship and more. In the Library or at home with Greenburgh card. (Please have your library card ready)
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More Homework Help
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STUDY TOOLS
iTools Search engines, dictionaries, thesauri, translators, encyclopedias, etc.
infoplease Homework Center Tools for school, reference sources
Meeting Tomorrow Kids' Tools for Searching the Internet
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LITERATURE
Juvenile Series and Sequels
Classic Children's Stories
Encyclopedia Mythica Mythology, Folflore and Legend
Dav Pilkey's Homepage
Dr. Seuss-Welcome to Seussville
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MATH
Ask Dr. Math
AAA Math Basic Math Skills
Convert-MeInteractive Units Convertor, Calculator and More
Math.com World of Math Online
Homework Help for Kids in Math
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SCIENCE
GPL Librarians Suggest...Science Fair Project Sites
Frank Potter's Science Gems
MadSci Network Features Ask-A-Scientist
NASA Education
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SOCIAL STUDIES AND HISTORY
Biography.com
ClassBrain's Country Reports
ClassBrain's State Reports
Exploring Ancient World Cultures Near East, Egypt, China, Greece, Rome, Islam and Europe
Inventors National Inventor's Hall of Fame
National Geographic Online
Native American Tribes and Cultures
United States Presidents
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Special Programs for Kids |
These programs are for Greenburgh Public Library card holders only,
you will be asked to show your card.
You may only attend one storytime, in the appropriate age group, per week
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These programs are for Greenburgh Public Library card holders only,
you will be asked to show your card.
Kids Story Time Program Menu
- Nursery Rhyme Time (Babies to 2 yrs)
- Toddler Time (2 to 3½ with adults)
- Pajama Story Time (3½ to 5 yrs)
- Merry Mondays (2½ to 4)
- Summer Reading Game (Starts June 23rd, ages 4 and up)
Kids Program Series
These programs are for Greenburgh Public Library card holders only,
you will be asked to show your card.
You may only attend one storytime, in the appropriate age group, per week
May 2010
- Nursery Rhyme Time:
**Laptime**(non-walking babies)
Wednesdays: 10:30 a.m.
**Walkers**(walking babies up to 24 months)
Tuesdays: 11:15 a.m. or
Thursdays: 11:15 a.m.
Summer 2010
- Nursery Rhyme Time:
**Laptime**(non-walking babies)
Wednesdays: 10:30 a.m.
(There will be no Storytime until June 23rd)
**Walkers**(walking babies up to 24 months)
Tuesdays: 11:15 a.m. or
Thursdays: 11:15 a.m.
(There will be no Storytime until June 22nd)
- Toddler Story Time (Ages 2 to 3½ with adult)
Silly stories and songs
Tuesdays 10:15 a.m. or
Thursdays 10:15 a.m.
(There will be no Storytime until June 22nd)
- Merry Mondays (Ages 2½ to 4 yrs)
Mondays 2:30 p.m.
(There will be no Storytime until June 21st)
- Pajama Story Time (Ages 3½ to 5 yrs)
Stories, Rhymes and a snack, wear your PJs
Tuesdays 7:00 p.m.
(There will be no Storytime until June 22nd)
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Book Lists
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Just for Kids! Policies
- Do I have to register my child for the storytimes and musical programs?
- We do not require registration (at present) for the weekly storytimes.
- However, we do register for special programs. If registration is required, it will be noted on our calendar and program flyers. We do ask, if you are unable to attend a program you have registered for, please let us know. Program space is often at a premium, with a waiting list.
- Can my child have a snack in the library?
- There is no eating or drinking (other than infant's bottles) allowed in the library. We ask that you finish eating and drinking outside the library.
- Can I leave my child alone in the library?
- Children thirteen years and older may stay in the library unaccompanied by an adult.
- Children nine to twelve may stay alone in the Children's Room only if there is a supervising adult with them in the building.
- Children under eight must be directly supervised in the Children's Room by an adult (not an older child) at all times.
- Children twelve and under left unattended at library closing time will be escorted to the Greenburgh Police Department by the officer responding to our call.
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