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ReadSquared

to log your Summer Reading minutes

We use ReadSquared to log our reading minutes. If you have used ReadSquared before you should be able to log in again and enroll in the new Read,Renew, Repeat program. If you need help with your login or password let us know and we can help. This year we are reading to help a Przewalski"s Horse and a Wombat.

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Japanese Folktales and Origami with Motoko

Wednesday, July 31st @ 2:00 PM

 This program combines two great traditions, storytellng and origami, presented by master story teller Motoko. Participants need to be in grade K and up and registration is required as space is limited. Registration is currently open. 

Japanese folktales and origami with Motoko

Tales from African Tradition

Wednesday, August 7 @ 11:15

Drawing from her own travels, internationally known storyteller Valerie Tutson brings to life an assortment of myths, folktales and historical accounts from the African continent and the African Diaspora. This program is for all ages and registration is open now. This is part of our Let's Talk Civic Grant programming. 

Tutson African traditions

Youth Services Events


Drop In Toddler Time  Mon. @ 10:30
                                        Wed. @ 10:30


Bedtime Story Hour   Mon. @ 6:30

Lego Club  Wed. August 21 @ 3:45

Family Lego Night Thur. August 22 @ 6:30

Preschool Play Group Drop In @ 1:00 - 1:45 
       7/9, 7/16, 7/23, 7/30

Little Bee Yoga  Mon. August 5 @ 1:30

Story Walk @ Griffin's Dairy

APL Newsletter

 

Check out our monthly newsletter for information about events happening for kids, teens, and adults. (And maybe some jokes, and a jigsaw puzzle.)

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Let's Talk:

A Civic Hub Grant

This LSTA Grant allows us to provide programming of a diverse nature by expanding conversations.

 

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APL Story Walk®

at Griffin's Dairy

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Rainforest Reptiles

Thursday, August 1 @ 11:15

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Educators from Rainforest Reptiles return to the library on August 1st! A real-life Herpetologist will be at the library to talk about the life and habitat of four tropical or semi-tropical rainforest reptiles.   This program is for kids entering kindergarten and up. Registration is required and is currently open.

Olympics Crafternoon

Wednesday, August 7 @ 2:30

Kids in grades 1 and up are invited to create at our craft tables after listening to a story. We will be making a couple of Olympic themed crafts. Registration is requred and is currently open.

Olympics craft program

 

 

Pop Fiction Book Club

Next Meeting August 7th

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Nonfiction Book Club

Wednesday, August 28th

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Lunch Bunch

Grades 4 - 7

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Teen Summer Book Club

Grades 8 and up

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Novelist Plus

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Consumer Reports

Consumer Reports

 

Pronunciator

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Tumblebooks

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Power Knowledge

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