Kids

Unwind after school by playing on the Library's Nintendo Switch. Play Super Smash Bros, Mario Kart, and more. This program is for children grades 3+.

Unwind after school by playing on the Library's Nintendo Switch. Play Super Smash Bros, Mario Kart, and more.

Grades 1 and up

Drop in anytime between 1pm-4pm and your own perler bead crafts! This program is for families and school aged children.

Let our Teen Summer Volunteers who you how to make your own sock puppet.  Ages Preschool and up.

An online Girls Who Code club for 3rd to 5th grader will be held during Fall 2021 ( 7 meetings on every other Monday @ 4-5 p.m. from Sept.13  to Dec.)

We learn Scratch together doing various projects. 

Kids will pick up the computer science concept such as order of codes, events, loops, conditionals, function and list through the projects.

Scratch is block-based which is easy to learn and the projects are fun to spark the interest of coding.

It is suitable for beginners who have no prior experience of coding.

Drop in to participate in this special community art project, in partnership with the Lost Souls Public Memorial Project.  Tweens entering grades 4-7 are invited to create quilt squares conveying uplifting messages of love, kindness, and an appreciation for our diverse community.  Our teen volunteers will laminate your quilt square and add it to the display case in the children's section of the library, where it will remain for the month of September.  Grown-ups, please let children know in advance that they will not bring their quilt square ho

Drop by anytime between 12:00 and 2:30 to visit stations and learn about different environmental issues and how kids hold the key to saving our planet. This program is presented by Divya and Aanya, local Girl Scouts committed to educating kids about environmental challenges so that today's young, creative thinkers can develop solutions.  To learn more about them and this important initiative, visit the Kids Save the World website.  For kids in 1st grade and up.

Drop in to participate in this special community art project, in partnership with the Lost Souls Public Memorial Project.  Decorate a rock with paint pens to convey a message of kindness and appreciation for our diverse community.  Once the rocks are dry, our teen volunteers will add them to displays inside the library and eventually, they'll be added to the Human Relations Council's Diversity Rocks area outside, near the municipal pond, Grown-ups, please let children know in advance that their rocks will not be returned to them.

Come to a storytime and learn all about the Hindu festival of Raksha Bandhan which celebrates community. Author Priya Kumari will read her picturebook about this festival and children can then make rakhis, which are bracelets made and worn during this festival.