Spark imagination with books and games for children under 5 at each Enoch Pratt Free Library branch. Young children and their caregivers can also enjoy programs like storytime and arts and crafts.
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Celebrate spring with creative, seasonal activities like nature pinch pots, a cloud in a jar, suncatcher crafts, and more.
Storytimes provide early literacy foundations for children. Join in the fun at your local library with storytimes especially for families, babies, and toddlers.
Play, laugh, and learn with activities at your local library, especially selected to encourage early learning building blocks for young children.
Find eBooks, magazines, audiobooks, movies, and more for kids. Accessible in all Pratt Library locations or from home with your library card.
Find over 230 educational Scholastic videos for young learners in grades PreK–3. or A Scholastic library of educational videos for young learners in grades PreK–3 featuring 230+ nonfiction videos.
BookFlix pairs an animated story with a nonfiction eBook for a truly unique interactive reading experience.
Log in with your Pratt Library card to download popular eBooks and audiobooks for kids.
Browse a large catalog of educational, entertaining, and enriching films for kids.
Maryland residents can apply for a Pratt Library Card that allows access to all of Enoch Pratt Free Library’s resources including eBooks, streaming media, and databases. It’s easier than ever to get a Pratt Library card! Anyone who lives or owns property in Maryland is eligible for a free library card.
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Designed for ages 0-6, Little Pim uses an entertainment immersion method to introduce new languages the way kids learn: through play.
Explore amazing adventures in science, nature, culture, archaeology, and space with National Geographic for Kids.
Find learning tools for students in grades K–6 in this online database of tens of thousands of ready-to-use educational materials.
Check out toys, games, and educational materials that promote early learning skills in children ages zero to 8.
