Picking Up the Pieces
How do you circulate 40 robotic LEGO kits to 31 branches without losing the pieces — and your mind?
How do you circulate 40 robotic LEGO kits to 31 branches without losing the pieces — and your mind?
Cruise to the library in your hotrod for an old-fashioned drive-in movie! Kids decorate their cardboard box cars before "parking" for showtime.
This program invites little ones to engage their senses, develop fine motor skills and spark their curiosity. Each session is designed to create a delightful sensory experience through a variety of interactive stations.
This passive program is designed to engage patrons of all ages and educate them on six Indiana birds.
This program selects a Kid Librarian to create a themed display with chapter books of their choosing.
Support early financial literacy by introducing kids to symbols of currency in this scavenger hunt.
In this hands-on financial literacy program, kids use magazine cut-outs to learn the difference between needs and wants.
Apply now for a Thinking Money for Kids Program Kit, an all-in-one kit for children's financial education.
Mario Day celebrates the beloved Nintendo character with games and activities at the library.
Using a mobile kitchen, Kid's Kitchen helps children gain culinary skills and use creativity and math to bake, cook and create.