October 12-17, 2020
Digital Builders’ Challenge
Attempt our build challenges from the comfort of your own home using computers or building bricks like Legos.
Play along in Minecraft, Roblox sandbox mode, TinkerCAD, or any other drawing software.
Click here for the registration form or call the library.
You will receive build guidelines and have 6 days to submit a picture of your build.
All Ages—Free!
Each month, the library will provide supplies for different projects and experiments to complete at home.
Options will vary by age group. Free!
September 10-26 Click here to sign up for projects.
For age 5 and up: Sorry! Our craft supplies for younger patrons have been claimed.
Grades 5-12: Spirelli String Art (cardstock and embroidery floss. You will need scissors and tape.)
Parents, feel free to preview the links.
Make math part of your family routine! Bedtime Math offer suggestions for multiple ages every day.
Need something else to read? National Emergency Library
7 Ways to Deal When the World Is Just So Overwhelming from Girl Scouts of the USA
Activities from 4-H
Ideas from the Dr. Seuss and Eric Carle museums (PBS Newshour link)
NASA at Home ebooks, podcasts, activities, and more!
Free coloring pages. More coloring pages, collected by Mental Floss magazine.
My Hero Is You storybook for children & caregivers from the World Health Organization. Available in multiple languages.
Kids' Corner of the Mackinac Bridge website.
Talking Is Teaching resources for early childhood.
PBS Newshour: Amid pandemic and shelter in place, how much news should kids consume?
