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The Best Mariachi in the World ~ READ ALOUD | Story time with Ann Marie

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Little Critter

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Just For You by Mercer Mayer - Little Critter - Read Aloud Books for Children - Storytime

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Are you stuck at home without a library card to access all of our free online ebooks, movies, and music? Our buildings may be closed right now, but you can still get a new or replacement library card!
What you'll need for a full-service library card by email:

Take a picture of your driver's license or other photo ID that has your current address. If your ID doesn't have your current address, send a photo of a piece of mail or a legal document with your name and current address on it.
also include following additional information, if available:

Your preferred library location (this is for when we re-open; you can always change this later)

If you prefer to be notified of items ready for pick up by email or phone

Your email address

Your telephone number

What 4-digit PIN number you want (it works like a password)

How it works by email:

1. Email us (askalibrarian@pima.gov).

2. Send a picture of your ID with your current home address, and the information listed in "What you'll need," above.

3. Once we have this information from you, we will send your new library card number to you via email. You can use it right away.

4. Then we will send your physical card to you in the mail, along with a brief overview of our regular library services.

But I don't have an email, or picture ID with proof of address

Then phone our Infoline service (520-791-4010). Infoline is open 9-5 Monday-Friday, 10-5 Saturday, and 1-5 Sunday.

We will still need to know

Your full name

Your birthdate

What 4-digit PIN number you want

We will issue you a 'computer-use only card' that will still give you full access to our online services. When the library re-opens, however, your card will not work for checking out books, CDs, or DVDs unless you can bring in ID and upgrade your card.

A library card gives you free access to these digital services: Did you get your new card number? Then, have at it -- it's all yours: If the card is lost or stolen, please let us know immediately!

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Are you stuck at home without a library card to access all of our free online ebooks, movies, and music? Our buildings may be closed right now, but you can still get a new or replacement library card!

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Thank you for your patience during our period of limited services. We are working on a phased plan to expand services over time. We all know this will be a long haul, and your cooperation means so much to us.

We know you really want to browse the shelves, but for now, the only way to borrow an item from the Library is to put it on hold. You can place holds:

1. Online in the catalog

2. Via the Library app

3. By phone by calling Infoline at 520-791-4010 (open Monday-Friday, 9 am-5 pm)

We will let you know when they are ready for pickup.
It may take a bit longer to get your holds than usual. We hope to be back to our usual speedy service soon. In the meantime, we thank you for working with us.

If you no longer need an item you have on hold, please cancel it. You can do that online, in the app, or by calling Infoline.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, items will remain on your library card a few extra days after you return them. We are currently setting everything aside for at least three (3) working days before processing them. This wait time may be longer depending on the amount of backlog at the library branch.

Please also keep in mind that all libraries are closed during the weekend at this time, so you may see an additional delay depending on when you returned the materials. If your items are still not showing as returned within two weeks from the due date, please contact us with your library card number and we can check on the status of your account.

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There's no browsing right now. Learn how to get items.

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Thank you for your patience during our period of limited services. We are working on a phased plan to expand services over time. We all know this will be a long haul, and your cooperation means so much to us.

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eBooks available using your Pima County Public Library card!

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Children’s eBooks from Pima County Public Library

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See search results in the Pima County Public Library digital collection.

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Read-along books available with the use of your Pima County Public Library card.

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See the "Browse Read-Alongs" collection from Pima County Public Library.

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Zoo Cams

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Elephant

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Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

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The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History virtual tours allow visitors to take self-guided, room-by-room tours of select exhibits and areas within the museum from their desktop or mobile device. Visitors can also access select collections and research areas at our satellite support and research stations as well as past exhibits no longer on display.

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Space Place

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Peter H. Reynolds

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The Word Collector by Peter Hamilton Reynolds

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Username: wbsupport
Password: distancelearn

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a comprehensive suite of e-learning resources designed for all ages and abilities with articles

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A comprehensive suite of e-learning resources designed for all ages and abilities with articles, videos, educator tools, eBooks, research guides and more.

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Username: engaged

Password: learning

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Username: engaged

Password: learning

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What is PebbleGo Next?

PebbleGo Next is the ideal enhancement to your PebbleGo subscription. With it, you'll provide 3rd-5th grade students with hundreds of curriculum-connected articles designed for their specific needs in:

How PebbleGo Next helps:

Engages upper elementary students with subject matter created for, and correlated to, state & national curriculum standards

Increases understanding, regardless of reading ability with scaffolding supports:

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Take the next step in digital citizenship and research when you add all 4 PebbleGo Next modules to supplement your existing PebbleGo subscription.

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Photo Credits: Adam Van Spronsen/Shutterstock (bear); Kinzie Riehm/Image Source/Getty Images (4 children); Illustration by Allan Davey (Revolutionary War); Courtesy of Lily Hevesh/Hevesh5 (domino sculpture)

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Teaching Remotely for Grades K - 12 | Free Resources and Strategies

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Photo Credits: Adam Van Spronsen/Shutterstock (bear); Kinzie Riehm/Image Source/Getty Images (4 children); Illustration by Allan Davey (Revolutionary War); Courtesy of Lily Hevesh/Hevesh5 (domino sculpture)