Rhyme Time is an interactive program of various fun skill-building activities packed into a lively thirty-minute session. It is designed to develop your children’s early literacy skills. To improve engagement and encourage a more fun e
Learn to play the ukulele, a stringed instrument which is similar to a guitar. Music teacher Yael Rothfeld will teach you basic chords, patterns, and rhythms to play several songs. This is a beginner’s workshop, and no music experience is needed.
Ages and grades are strictly enforced: to allow each child to feel successful, provide the best experience for all attendees, and offer opportunities for social and emotional growth within peer groups, children who are not in the correct grade or age-group for this program will be turned away at the door.
All children ages 12 and younger must be in the company of a parent/adult care-giver at all times while in the library. Even if the child is attending a program, it is required that the parent/adult caregiver remain in the library building throughout the program.
Join Kirsten Leestma, a teacher and literacy coach, for a 4-day virtual short story writing camp. By day 4 you will have a finished story to publish as you please! Each session will include a lesson and allow time for writing.
Zoom meeting details will be included in the Confirmation Email sent to the address you provide in your registration. Do not share Zoom Meeting details with others.
Please join the Zoom meeting a few minutes early so we can help you with any technical issues.
Whether you’re excited or a little nervous about heading to middle school, we know you’ve got questions. Join us to get your questions answered from middle schoolers who’ve been through it!
Ages and grades are strictly enforced: to allow each child to feel successful, provide the best experience for all attendees, and offer opportunities for social and emotional growth within peer groups, children who are not in the correct grade or age-group for this program will be turned away at the door.
All children ages 12 and younger must be in the company of a parent/adult care-giver at all times while in the library. Even if the child is attending a program, it is required that the parent/adult caregiver remain in the library building throughout the program.
Do you have a great business idea? Do you want to learn how these ideas can be turned into possible businesses? Join us for a business workshop for teens. Teens will then present their business plan to a panel of judges to win gift cards!