This program for kids in grades 2 through 5.
Your host is teen volunteer and artist Nyssa G. She will teach you how to draw manga characters! Please register in advance to get the information to login to Zoom!
Please come prepared with the following items:
- sketchbook paper
- mechanical pencil/ HB pencil
- good eraser
For future lessons, iPad with stylus would be preferred.
Contact Teen Librarian Jenna at jingham@ebpl.org with any questions.
This program for kids in grades 2 through 5.
Your host is teen volunteer and artist Nyssa G. She will teach you how to draw manga characters! Please register in advance to get the information to login to Zoom!
Please come prepared with the following items:
- sketchbook paper
- mechanical pencil/ HB pencil
- good eraser
For future lessons, iPad with stylus would be preferred.
Contact Teen Librarian Jenna at jingham@ebpl.org with any questions.
This program for kids in grades 2 through 5.
Your host is teen volunteer and artist Nyssa G. She will teach you how to draw manga characters! Please register in advance to get the information to login to Zoom!
Please come prepared with the following items:
- sketchbook paper
- mechanical pencil/ HB pencil
- good eraser
For future lessons, iPad with stylus would be preferred.
Contact Teen Librarian Jenna at jingham@ebpl.org with any questions.
Summer Learning is going online this year! It is easier than ever this year for the entire family to read and learn together all summer long. And this year, for the first time, we'll be rolling out a special mission each Monday during the summer, starting on June 29th, that will challenge you to write a story, make sidewalk art, visit a park, and more. Your entire family can read along with programs for preschoolers, children, teens, and adults.
We're back! You can now request your favorite books from the library and pick them up from the curbside! How does all of this work? Glad you asked!
Children need to see themselves in books! They also need to see others. Here are some booklists, blogs, and articles to help your family select diverse, anti-racist books.
JUST ADDED! 37 Children's Books to Help Talk About Racism & Discrimination, from Colours of Us
This week we're making Fitness Spinners! Watch the video and join in the fun!
Follow along with Librarian Suzanne and create a fitness challenge that the whole family can have fun with!
For other projects the whole family can work on together, check out our Family Craft from EBPL playlist.
Our good friend Megan, a medical student at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, is hard at work on a new unit about learning disabilities.
Watch the first video in this new series to learn about what learning disabilities are as well as some details about dyslexia. Megan has created another video about ADHD, and a third video is a new craft project for you to make at home!
The annual 73 Words in the 732 Short Story Competition has concluded, and this year's entries by kids are amazing!
These stories, told in just 73 words or fewer, are touching, funny, spooky, and insightful.
Click here to view entries in the 2020 Kids age group.
Kudos to our featured writers!
Feeling retro? To view the 2019 entries in the Kids age group, click here.
It can be difficult for some families to get these conversations started, but discussion is imperative. Here are some resources for all families.