An overview of ABCmouse's free in-library program, detailing its features, benefits, and instructions for library patrons to access the educational platform within participating libraries.
About ABCmouse
The #1 online learning program, ABCmouse offers the most comprehensive online curriculum for children ages 2–8, covering all major subjects, including reading and language arts, math, beginning science, social studies, art, and music. Designed to help young children build a strong foundation for future academic success, ABCmouse is 100% educational and features more than 10,000 learning activities: games, books, puzzles, art activities, music videos, and more.
ABCmouse for Public Libraries
The company behind ABCmouse, Age of Learning, offers the early learning program for FREE to public libraries in the U.S. and Canada. Free in-library access to ABCmouse is currently available to patrons in over 4,500 public libraries, including many of the largest library systems in the U.S. (Brooklyn, Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, Miami-Dade, Queens, etc.).
Visit your local library’s website to confirm that it offers free ABCmouse in-library access to patrons.
How to Use ABCmouse within the Library:
- Open your web browser and go to http://www.abcmouse.com/library_account.
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If you try to access a library’s free, in-library version of ABCmouse from outside of the library, you will see the following page, because it’s only accessible while inside the library.