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The Public Library of New London serves the needs of the New London community by providing free access to a diversity of ideas and information through a variety of library materials, services, and experiences. |
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Kids' Page |
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Click here for Kids' Links
Need homework help? Take a look on the link above for help on subjects from Art to World History anytime!
The Public Library of New London is the place to be!
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Project ASPIRE
In the fall of 2005, the Public Library of New London recognized a need for enrichment programs for school-aged children. Through grant funding, the Public Library of New London initiated a new after school initiative called Project ASPIRE (After School Programs In Reaching Excellence). During the past few years, hundreds of New London school children have participated in this program. These programs have been made possible through the generous support of grants from Pfizer, Liberty Bank, Dime Bank, Dominion, Office Depot and Target.
Monday After School Nature Program with the Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center
 
Snakes, frogs, turtles and more! Once a week, an educator from Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center brought lives animals to the Library to give school-aged children a chance to touch and learn about local wildlife.
Tuesday After School Arts and Crafts Program with "Miss Sue"
 
Arts and crafts have been a weekly favorite at the Library for years, especially since, "Miss Sue", an artist and art therapy facilitator, joined our staff.
Wednesday After School Science Program with the Children's Museum of Southeastern Connecticut
 
This is the third year we have had educators from the Children's Museum of Southeastern Connecticut come to the Library for after school science programs--and the kids always want more!
Thursday After School Drumming Circle with Dwight "Professor" Baldwin
 
The program that rocked the Library! For eight weeks Dwight "Professor" Baldwin brought drums and a variety of percussion instruments to the Library and taught drumming. Each week the children (and a couple grown-ups attracted by the fun!)gathered to drum.
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