Kids and Teens

From the simplest picture books to Manga for young adults, our Kids and Teens section is designed to encourage reading, promote library use, and give kids a fun experience. The Ringwood Library should be a place that children of all ages enjoy visiting.

Combine your library visit with some fun at the Ringwood Forest Playground, just behind the Library.

Check the Calendar of Events for current dates for these and many other special programs.

• Prose and Poetry Contests
• Story Time for 3-5 year olds
• 2 and Me Time
• Infant Stories
• Paws to Read
• Reading for Treasure
• Craft Activities

Go beyond Google and do your research using our extensive collection of internet databases.

For Younger Kids

• Elibrary Elementary

  For grades K - 6
  User Name: RINGREMOTE
  Password:   REMOTE001

• Searchasaurus
  

  Outside the library, you will need to enter your library card number.

  For grades K – 6
• Kid Search
  

  Outside the library, you will need to enter your library card number.

  For grades 3 – 8
• NoveList Plus K-8
  

  Outside of the library, you will need to enter your card number.

  Discover new books and authors you’ll like to read

For Older Kids and Teens

• Student Research Center

  Outside the library, you will need to enter your library card number.

  For grades 9 – 12 and up
• Points of View Reference Center
  

  Outside the library, you will need to enter your library card number.

  A database that provides students with essays presenting multiple sides of current issues. 200 topics are represented ranging from affirmative action to stem cell research and many more.