December 1, 2012, by Rebecca K.
Children learn so much during the first few years of elementary school – especially when it comes to reading. These are the years when many children become independent readers and transition from picture to chapter books.
December 1, 2012, by Rebecca K.
Richland Library is dedicated to helping your child get ready for kindergarten. Nothing prepares a child for school better than reading aloud. Your preschooler will learn the alphabet and practice narrative skills as you read together.
December 1, 2012, by Emily J.
With the holiday season underway and the days of long car trips upon us, what better way to spend those tiresome travels than to be held captivated by an audiobook? British actor Jim Dale gives a Grammy Award winning performance in his narration of J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series.
December 1, 2012, by Colleen
Press Here: This app, based on the New York Times bestselling picture book by Hervé Tullet, has 15 different mini-games filled with wonder and excitement!
December 1, 2012, by Heather M.
How do you help your children make sense of dollars and cents? Sharing stories like Lulu Walks the Dog by Judith Viorst is a perfect way to start the conversation.
Great Read Aloud for Ages 5-8
December 1, 2012, by Rebecca K.
Some princesses are girly girls, but not all princesses wear pink! Princesses might wear frilly dresses, tennis shoes or shiny armor. Princesses can be from all over the world and from right next door. Check out some of these books to read about all types of princesses!
December 1, 2012, by Heather M.
How do you help your children make sense of dollars and cents? Sharing stories like Start Saving, Henry! by Nancy Carlson is a perfect way to start the conversation.
Great Read Aloud for Ages 5-8
November 30, 2012, by Mary K.
Brrr…it’s sure starting to feel like the holiday season out there! Ok, we fib we know were still on the weather rollercoaster here in Columbia. Don’t worry, it’s still perfectly acceptable to wear your shorts and watch holiday movies at the same time we won’t judge.
November 30, 2012, by Mary K.
Did you know that Richland Library has over 2200 foreign language films? We’re currently working on film guides to make it easier to browse all of these great titles. In the meantime, checkout some of the links below to get a sampling of our robust foreign film collection.
November 30, 2012, by Margaret D.
Our library had modest beginnings. “Lend-a-Hand” was the first name for the Richland Library, which, in 1896, was located in City Hall and run by a single librarian, Martha Cramer.
