2024 NATIONAL MEDAL
for Museum and Library Service Finalist
Monthly meeting of the Teen Action Group! Teens in grades 8 and up are welcome. New members always welcome. Come to find out more about volunteering with the East Brunswick Public Library, ways to earn community service hours, and the variety of clubs we offer that you can join! Come to chat with your peers, ask questions about the volunteer program, and play a round of trivia!
October TAG meeting.
First meeting of the 2020-21 school year! For those entering grades 8 and up. New members welcome. Meeting will be held virtually via Zoom. Click "Join Event" to register in advance and get the login information, including meeting link ID and password. All info will be sent again to all registrants 20-30 minutes prior to the meeting start.
At this month's meeting, the Teen Red Cross Club will be having an awards ceremony for members who earned a club award! Info about how to log your community service hours will also be covered. This meeting will take place on Zoom. Everyone is welcome! There will be a bonding activity near the end of the meeting. Please email ebplredcross@gmail.com to register.
Summer Coding club is using the CS0 program (40 hours in 16 lessons) designed by the CS Academy of Carnegie Mellon University which ranks top in Computer Science major.
"The K-8 space is filled with engaging yet simple CS content. The next time many students see CS is in an AP computer science class.
CS Academy bridges this gap with an engaging graphics package that allows for creativity while students write text-based code in Python."
For middle school students +. First online session at 2pm on July 1st, 2020.
A program for teens who are first-generation and/or speak another language at home. This is a place for kids with different backgrounds, countries of origin, and mother tongues to connect and learn. Come prepared to teach others one word or phrase from your language, as well as an English idiom that you think is weird or funny!
Summer Coding club is using the CS0 program (40 hours in 16 lessons) designed by the CS Academy of Carnegie Mellon University which ranks top in Computer Science major.
"The K-8 space is filled with engaging yet simple CS content. The next time many students see CS is in an AP computer science class.
CS Academy bridges this gap with an engaging graphics package that allows for creativity while students write text-based code in Python."
For middle school students +. First online session at 2pm on July 1st, 2020.
Learn to use Tinkercad (a free web-based CAD software) to create 3D models of objects! In this workshop, you'll learn to navigate Tinkercad, learn skills and techniques to create models for basic objects like bookmarks, and create a finished product.
This workshop has very limited availability!
Please note : Participants must have a laptop or desktop computer with Internet access to use Tinkercad. A mouse helps as well.
Worcester Public Library presents a weekly YA LIT Chat series - and this week Teen Librarian Jenna is joining in to chat about some new releases! This week's topic will be queer YA books, in celebration of Pride Month!
This event has been canceled.