Pee Wee Playdate
Playtime for children from 0-36 months accompanied by an adult.
For information, call Youth Services at (732) 390-6789.
2024 NATIONAL MEDAL
for Museum and Library Service Finalist
Playtime for children from 0-36 months accompanied by an adult.
For information, call Youth Services at (732) 390-6789.
Learn a fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns.
Grades 2 and up
Make a beautiful bracelet using seed beads and safety pins. Perfect for a Valentine for mom!
Grades 3 and up
Grades K and up
A storytime for toddlers and craegivers with stories, simple yoga poses, and quiet meditation.<br>Ages 2 and up
Attain health, clarity, and joy. In this one-hour session you will learn Isha Kriya, a simple 12-18 minute practice, to help you to become meditative effortlessly.
Isha Kriya does not require any previous experience with meditation and can be done sitting in a chair.
This practice was designed by Sadhguru, a realized yogi and a foremost authority in the field of yoga.
This session is brought to you by the Isha Foundation, an international non-profit aimed to bring well-being to everyone through yoga and meditation.
For ages 12 and older.
Learn about appreciating everyone's differences and how to be a friend to someone with a disability. Robert Wood Johnson Medical School students will read a story, lead activities, and every child will make a craft to bring home! This session we will focus on limb disabilities and the use of prosthetics and wheelchairs.
For children in Kindergarten and up.
Baby Owl is all set to read a book to his favorite stuffed animal, Owly, when along comes Tiny Chick who would also like to listen to a story. Baby Owl explains that he's not reading if Tiny Chick doesn't sit nicely to listen and just as he promises to do so, his classmates, cousins, and friends appear. Before he knows it, so many chicks are sitting on Baby Owl's lap that he is getting squashed! He is NOT reading like that!
Frog and his friends can't stop sniffling, snuffling, schnorrrrkling, and wiping their noses on their arms! Ewwww!!! Thankfully, their grown-ups teach them to use tissues and they are amazed at how well it works. In fact, they even incorporate using tissues into their dance routine and knock out the audience with their inspiring moves!
When Bear rolls over in his sleep and unintentionally breaks the girl's kite, the girl is furious! "Horrible bear!" she screams, and storms off down the mountain. Bear is certain he isn't horrible, but he's so upset by having been woken up in his own cave by this ruckus that he gets a horrible bear idea.
This book is a great starter for talking about feelings and perspectives.