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Children who visit the library booth (across from the fire station) from 8 am to 2 pm will receive a free Scholastic Book!. Between 9 am and 12 Noon, Balloon Artist Jay Arthur will also be there! Books and balloons are sponsored by the Friends of Amelia Givin Library.
6 pm in the Kunkel Creation Station
Get ready to explore, create, learn, and experiment in our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) monthly meetups. STEM activities are a great way to discover concepts and promote skills that are scientific, creative, and collaborative. Each STEM program includes concept learning and experimentation or creation of a project based on the topic. Recommended ages 8-10 years old. Registration required.
November - Strange New Planet
1 pm in the Kunkel Creation Station
Get ready to explore, create, learn, and experiment in our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) monthly meetups. STEM activities are a great way to discover concepts and promote skills that are scientific, creative, and collaborative. Each STEM program includes concept learning and experimentation or creation of a project based on the topic. Recommended ages 8-10 years old. Registration required.
November - Strange New Planet
1 pm in the Kunkel Creation Station
Get ready to explore, create, learn, and experiment in our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) monthly meetups. STEM activities are a great way to discover concepts and promote skills that are scientific, creative, and collaborative. Each STEM program includes concept learning and experimentation or creation of a project based on the topic. Recommended ages 8-10 years old. Registration required.
October - Things Get Spooky with Bats!
6 pm in the Kunkel Creation Station
Get ready to explore, create, learn, and experiment in our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) monthly meetups. STEM activities are a great way to discover concepts and promote skills that are scientific, creative, and collaborative. Each STEM program includes concept learning and experimentation or creation of a project based on the topic. Recommended ages 8-10 years old. Registration required.
October - Things Get Spooky with Bats!
6 pm in the Kunkel Creation Station
Get ready to explore, create, learn, and experiment in our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) monthly meetups. STEM activities are a great way to discover concepts and promote skills that are scientific, creative, and collaborative. Each STEM program includes concept learning and experimentation or creation of a project based on the topic. Recommended ages 8-10 years old. Registration required.
September - Microorganisms, Worms, and Composting
1 pm in the Kunkel Creation Station
Get ready to explore, create, learn, and experiment in our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) monthly meetups. STEM activities are a great way to discover concepts and promote skills that are scientific, creative, and collaborative. Each STEM program includes concept learning and experimentation or creation of a project based on the topic. Recommended ages 8-10 years old. Registration required.
September - Microorganisms, Worms, and Composting
1 pm in the Kunkel Creation Station
Join us for a Science-based story followed by the opportunity to uncover objects by asking questions like What is it? Where did it come from? When was it invented/How old is it? What is it used for? and creating a hypothesis for it. Recommended ages 8 - 10 years old. Registration required.
1 pm in the Kunkel Creation Station
Join us for a Science-based story followed by the opportunity to uncover objects by asking questions like What is it? Where did it come from? When was it invented/How old is it? What is it used for? and creating a hypothesis for it. Recommended ages 8 - 10 years old. Registration required.
6 pm in the Kunkel Creation Station
Join us for a Science-based story followed by the opportunity to uncover objects by asking questions like What is it? Where did it come from? When was it invented/How old is it? What is it used for? and creating a hypothesis for it. Recommended ages 8 - 10 years old. Registration required.