Another short and sweet craft/activity write-up today. For this months I Survived Book Club meeting, my coworker stepped in for me and led ...

The Research Robot was a passive program that encouraged kids to research using books set out on the table and as a rotating non-fiction d...

Because our Harry Potter Summer Reading Finale was for ages 0-18, we really wanted to have age appropriate crafts to accommodate our itty...

If you read my post on our Lego Spinning Challenge Wheel , then you're familiar with our re-vamping Lego Hour at the Library. But her...

For the new school year, our LEGO Hour program got revamped. These past few months, instead of challenges, we've been having Free B...

   This was inspired by Japanese Windsock crafts.  It's very simple, and the perfect for outdoor weather!  I'm afraid I d...

A while back our library had a Harry Potter book club for tweens, where we read through the entire series. Several different families ex...

Every year March creeps up too quickly, too quietly to make a Book Madness bulletin board. Not this year though! After 6 years in th...

I Survived The American Revolution, 1776 Full disclaimer: this blog post is coming MONTHS after this book club meeting, so my memory mi...

Alabama's Summer Reading Theme this year was "Alabama has a universe of stories". As part of our room decoration, we made ...

The Good Dinosaur Movie Night  For our Summer Reading Program, we typically have 2 movie nights at the library. These are held after hou...