A boy receives new mittens and is told to take special care of them. What happens when he loses one of the mittens? Listen to the story to find out.

Worthington Mayor Harvey Minton reads Clement Clarke Moore's famous poem A Visit of St. Nicholas: otherwise, known as 'Twas the Night Before Christmas.

Whether you say it in English or Spanish (Español), you can improve your child's counting skills with this carbo-loaded rhyme.

Whether you say it in English or Spanish (Español), you can improve your child's counting skills with this carbo-loaded rhyme.

Whether it is said in English or Spanish (Español), hearing "thank you" is always appreciated.

Whether it is said in English or Spanish (Español), hearing "thank you" is always appreciated.

Whether you say this rhyme in English or Spanish (Español), it's nice to know that you can always "count" on your family.

Whether you say this rhyme in English or Spanish (Español), it's nice to know that you can always "count" on your family.

Humpty Dumpty really had "egg on his face" after this happened. Watch the kingdom "scramble" to help him when his story is recreated on the flannel board.

Whether you say this rhyme in English or Spanish (Español), use big gestures to help convey the concept of size to your child.

Whether you say this rhyme in English or Spanish (Español), use big gestures to help convey the concept of size to your child.

What happens when a dog, a cat and a gifted cow decide to party together? Watch and find out, all while improving your child's Phonological Awareness.

Whether this song is sung in English or Spanish (Español), one thing seems clear: thumbs are very polite!

Whether this song is sung in English or Spanish (Español), one thing seems clear: thumbs are very polite!

It's hard to find good help these days. On the flannel board, watch a young shepherd during one of his less-than-inspiring moments.

Whether this rhyme in said in English or Spanish (Español), it is a fun way to learn a little bit of etiquette.

Whether this rhyme in said in English or Spanish (Español), it is a fun way to learn a little bit of etiquette.

This story (recreated on the flannel board) not only helps improve your child's Narrative Skills, it also demonstrates the importance of getting a good contractor and some homeowners insurance.

Time stands still for no mouse! Watch the critter's brief journey up the grandfather clock recreated on the flannel board.

Whether this rhyme is said in English or Spanish (Español), one simple truth still remains: eggs and walls don't mix.

Whether this rhyme is said in English or Spanish (Español), one simple truth still remains: eggs and walls don't mix.

Oh, if only all babies were this self-motivated during potty training! Share this flannel board story with your child and see if it inspires her or him.

Why is rice pudding referred to in this rhyme? Perhaps it is because the two main ingredients marry each other so sweetly. Whatever your interpretation, say this rhyme in either English or Spanish (Español).

Why is rice pudding referred to in this rhyme? Perhaps it is because the two main ingredients marry each other so sweetly. Whatever your interpretation, say this rhyme in either English or Spanish (Español).

Watch a librarian bring this traditional song to life by combining two things children love: playing with flannel boards and making animal noises!

This energetic song helps children improve their minds and their bodies. Sing it in either English or Spanish (Español).

This energetic song helps children improve their minds and their bodies. Sing it in either English or Spanish (Español).

Help your little one ring in a new day by singing this song in either English or Spanish (Español).

Help your little one ring in a new day by singing this song in either English or Spanish (Español).

Although the mama duck in this song probably doesn't appreciate her brood's disappearing act, your child will, all while improving her/his Phonological Awareness.

What if the Hokey Pokey is what it's all about? Something to ponder while singing this song and improving your child's Phonological Awareness.

What sound does a baby make when it's horseback riding? Find out with this bouncy rhyme, all while helping your child with Print Motivation.

No matter where you're from, everyone speaks the language of chocolate! Whether you learn this rhyme in English or Spanish (Español), you'll be helping your child with Phonological Awareness.

You'll be happy and you'll know it when you sing this fun song, all while helping to improve your child's Vocabulary.

It's time to rock-and-roll—in a boat, that is. The repeating words found in this song will help improve your child's vocabulary.

Sometimes, being like "peas in a pod" can be too close for comfort, as demonstrated by this charming rhyme.

Illustrate why it is important to keep track of one's winter accessories, all while helping your child with her/his Print Motivation.

It is a very good day for the three frogs featured in this song.

Not only does this song illustrate the importance of installing sneeze-guards in pasta bars, singing it also helps to improve your child's Narrative Skills.

Put your finger dexterity to the test while you say this rhyme (about five very different piggies) with your child.

Recite this rhyme (about a very obedient teddy bear) with your child, helping to improve her/his Narrative Skills.

When the Cupcake Man just won't do, sing this song with your child instead.

Have a ball (actually three!) while helping your child with both counting skills and Vocabulary.

Demonstrate just how polite fingers and thumbs can be, all while improving your child's Vocabulary.

Sing two choruses of this song (about a very generous sheep) with your child.

A child doesn't have to be sleepy to find this song rousing.

This is a great song to sing as you and your child get ready in the morning.

This is a great song to sing if you have more than one child, four years or older.

Use the rhyming words in this song (about a very resilient spider) to help your child improve Phonological Awareness.

Use the rhyming words in this song to help your child with Phonological Awareness.

Hear this chilling story of Adeline and the mysterious phone calls from someone calling himself "The Viper".

Learn the haunted past of Worthington's Fine Lines stationary store and the mysterious knocking that employees still hear coming from the store's back room.

A tortoise demonstrates why slow and steady wins the race, while helping to increase your child's vocabulary.

You and your child will enjoy this "tail" about a gray squirrel. Sing along!

Learn why it's a good idea for baby bumblebees to behave themselves, all while reinforcing your child's Narrative Skills.

Lambs may be disruptive at school but they can make for some bouncy fun at home, as demonstrated by this classic song.

There are many lessons to learn from this tale, where a small mouse helps a big, ferocious lion—and telling it will improve your child's narrative skills.

Help your child with counting and his/her print motivation skills with this fun rhyme.

Pretend your thumbs are little blackbirds, all while practicing Phonological Awareness with your child.

As you say the following rhyme, have your child act out the motions, or do them too!

Help your child learn the parts of the body with this fun song.

Clap along as you sing this song and help your child with letter knowledge.

Learn why it's never a good idea to allow monkeys to jump on a bed — all while helping to improve your child's narrative skills.

Sing this lovely song with your child and help foster an interest in books by reading stories on the same subject.

Find out about the six early childhood literacy skills, which lay the foundation for learning to read.

This is a fun rhyme to do several times in a row with your toddler, each time getting a little bit faster.

Help your child learn the letters of the alphabet with this classic song.

Play Pat-a-Cake with your baby and learn how rhymes encourage Phonological Awareness, helping children to learn words.

Watch the Teen Readers' Theatre Troupe perform the fifth and final scene of "Down on the Farm" (Book: The Ornery Morning).

With this fun rhyme, you lift you baby high above you and then bring them close for "a great big kiss".

Sing along with this classic song, popular at the library during Babytimes.

Celebrate the animals on Old MacDonald's farm with this classic song.

Watch the Teen Readers' Theatre Troupe perform the fourth scene of "Down on the Farm" (Book: Giggle, Giggle, Quack; Song: The Higgy Piggy).

Watch the Teen Readers' Theatre Troupe perform the third scene of "Down on the Farm" (Book: Oink?; Song: PIGGY).

Watch the Teen Readers' Theatre Troupe perform the second scene of "Down on the Farm" (Book: Moo Who?; Song: Old MacDonald Had A Farm).

Watch the Teen Readers' Theatre Troupe perform the first scene of "Down on the Farm" (Book: Rooster Can't Cock-a-Doodle-Doo; Song: Three Little Ducks).