The Children's Department is thrilled to announce that we have a new subscription for families to use, and it is completely free to our patrons. Scholastic Teachables gives you access to downloadable and printable PDFs that cover all the ...
Miss Julie here to bring you the first of several articles that will focus on how to use the library to its fullest in order to ensure a successful, knowledge rich school year your for your child. What a year this ...
Let's take advantage of our August summer sun and cook some food! Sunlight is very powerful. Using a solar cooker, we can use some of that solar energy to heat up some food! This is a great project for kids ...
Did you know you can raise worms AND they can make compost for your garden? This project can take a while (worms are garden superheroes, but they are slow superheroes), so start now to get ready for next spring. ...
Do you miss the library's in-person events and story times? We're happy to announce that during August and September the library has partnered with the DeKalb Park District to bring live outdoor programs to the community! From story times to ...
This week we will be reading a story about Anna and Elsa, and their frozen, icy antics in the castle! Come join us for Anna and Elsa’s Secret Playtime, written by Victoria Saxon, Illustrated by the Disney Storybook Art Team, and published by Penguin Random House. ...
Image Creative Commons licensed by charlene mcbride Reusing Food Scraps This week’s STEM challenge is playing around with food! Would you normally throw out carrot peelings or the bottom of the head of celery? You don’t have to! We’re going to challenge ...
Do you love superhero stories? Me, too! I also love rockets and learning about new ways to travel in space. If you are interested in information about space travel, or you love to read about superheroes, check out these links, and ...
RBDigital is a great, free resource that the library has begun to offer that has audiobooks, movies, The Great Courses, and a host of other fun and interesting ways to pass the time. My family loves this resource... we are ...
Floating and Sinking This week, we’re going to play with water to learn about what floats and what sinks! Younger kids (Toddlers-Grade 1) will test out objects to see if they float or sink. Older kids (Grades 2 and up) will learn about ...
September 19, 2020
DIY Witch Cauldron
September 18, 2020
Four New Children’s Books by Newberry Award-winning Authors
September 18, 2020
New Free Learning Resource: Scholastic Teachables!
September 16, 2020
Volunteers Make the World a Better Place
