Explore concepts like gravity, aerodynamics, inertia, and more with fun experiments and activities. Come prepared to push the limits of science! All children age 5-13 are welcome to attend this free program. No registration is required. For more information please contact Colleen ...
Who is ready to make paper airplanes? Join us at the library and you will get to make and test paper airplanes, and then compete in two possible competitions. Whose plane can travel the furthest when launched from the balcony? This ...
It's Women's History Month, and here at the library we have tons of books about awesome women! Here are some of our recent arrivals about women in math and science. Maryam Mirzakhani, Iranian mathematician Maryam's Magic: The Story of Mathematician Maryam Mirzakhani ...
February 12th was Darwin Day, a celebration to commemorate the birthday of Charles Darwin on February 12, 1809. The day highlights Darwin's contributions to science and is celebrated around the world. To learn more about Darwin's life and work, check ...
Hello, Families! Miss Julie here to bring you news of an exciting new trio of books that just arrived from the Mysteries of Space series. These books are perfect for the child that is fascinated by space science ...
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 ...
The Children's Department warmly welcomes Dr. Jennifer Koop this week, and thanks her for this fascinating interview. We hope you enjoy reading all about Dr. Koop's research and her favorite books as much as we did. And... wait ...
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 ...
Unfortunately, our time with book one of Andrew Lost is coming to an end. But don’t worry! If you want to know the rest of the story, the DeKalb Public Library does have the series in the Children’s Department. Checkout ...
If you, too, would like to turn your smartphone into a microscope, here is a very cheap way to do it: https://www.instructables.com/id/10-Smartphone-to-digital-microscope-conversion/ If you do this, just make sure that your lens is secure if you leave the house. My husband tried ...
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Story Time Is Back in the Library!
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STEM Kit: Code & Go Robot Mouse
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DKPL Podcast Episode 5: Baking
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Banned Books Week: Children’s Edition
