Fact vs. Opinion for Middle-Schoolers
Help young people distinguish fact from fiction with these information literacy resources.
Help young people distinguish fact from fiction with these information literacy resources.
Patrons were invited to get a first peek at a financial literacy exhibits at an event with art projects, poetry and more.
Kids and adults made art together at this combined street-art discussion and author talk.
Harry Potter enthusiasts tested their knowledge of the series — and their ability to crack the code.
Librarian Paula Willey explains the steps she took — and you can replicate — to bring books and authors to a local juvenile detention center.
Kids explore STEAM topics like coding and circuitry in this hands-on, collaborative learning program.
Pick a corner of the library for drop-in activities, set out the supplies and instructions, and let it go!
An Indiana library helps hundreds of teens prepare for prom by sharing gently used formalwear.
Young adults learn the basics of being a grown-up, from budgeting to making grilled cheese with an iron.
A UMass Amherst library is addressing heavy topics with workshops that encourage discussion and mindfulness.