Math Facts BINGO
Kids entering kindergarten through 3rd grade can keep their brains in gear with this fun game! We'll be practicing our addition facts while playing BINGO. Join us for your chance to win a prize!
Kids
Autumn Craft Smorgasbord
Help librarian Suzanne make some space on the shelf behind her desk by dropping in to make a craft today!
Kids and tweens can stop by the children's desk to make a crafty leftover, while supplies last! We have some cute owls, some coin purses, some autumn ornaments, some sunflowers, some beaded bracelets... You never know what might be available for you to make!
For kids in kindergarten and up.
Art Explorers: Watercolor Gel Crayons!
Let's explore with some simple art supplies! Rather than focusing on a specific project, we'll try out different tools and techniques!
Back due to patron request, we'll experiment with using watercolor gel crayons. We had a fantastic time with these back in June and many families have asked to use them again!
First we draw with them, then we paint over them with water! These are washable paints, but please do not wear your finest!
Class begins at 10:00 and we'll clean up together at 10:45.
For ages 3 and up, with an adult.
GWC club meeting
Girls Who Code club in-person meeting for members only.
A Brief History of 3D Printing on the ISS
Thursday, October 16, 7:00pm in-person & online
Learn More and Join Here
Drop-In Leaf Rubbing
Stop by the children's department for a calm passive craft!
Styrofoam Print Making (Gr. 3+) TIC
Make a custom printing block with styrofoam in this program for grades 3+. Free tickets are required and will be given out half an hour before the start of the program.
Pumpkin Pop Art (Gr. 3+)
Create your own fall Andy Warhol inspired Pumpkin Pop Art! This program is for students grades 3+. No registration is required.
Way Past Mean
Ruby wants her friends to like her more than she wants to be nice to the new girl at school. Once Ruby starts being mean to the new girl, Nelly, she can't stop. She likes being part of Yaz and Keya's group, so she also makes fun of Nelly and hurts her feelings. It's like Ruby's on an out-of-control roller coaster, but it's up to her to stop the ride.
Do You Even Know Me?
Salma is Muslim, an identity she takes pride in. But not everyone understands Salma's religion the way she does, including news reporters, and even a boy in her class, who bullies Salma for belonging to the culture and faith she loves. However, when things go too far, Salma says, "Enough is enough!" and finds the courage to defend herself while also spreading a message of peace.