We're on break! Check our Summer Story Time and Meet & Greet listing. Not able to make story times during the week or looking for a fun family activity to kick-off the weekend? Join Janet and Brenda for stories and music on Saturday mornings. All ages.
When: Saturdays at 11:00am
Where: Youth Services Area
Upcoming events targeted to teensYesterday
This year's theme invites everyone to "Build a Better World." We’re creating some fun challenges that will encourage children to explore ways they can make a difference in their homes, in the community, and in the world!
Today
This year's theme invites everyone to "Build a Better World." We’re creating some fun challenges that will encourage children to explore ways they can make a difference in their homes, in the community, and in the world!
Welcome to our weekly summertime Meet and Greet - a story time and show-and-tell all in one presented by a special guest! We're kicking off this series with our special guest Robbie Moulton, Police Chief for the Town of Scarborough. After reading a story, everyone will have a chance to see a police car up close!
Kiddos entering Grades 4 thru 5 in the fall can join this fun book group. What will they be reading? Frindle by Andrew Clements Pre-registration required. Call the Youth Room at 883-4723 option 3, or email kids@scarboroughlibrary.org.
Tomorrow
This year's theme invites everyone to "Build a Better World." We’re creating some fun challenges that will encourage children to explore ways they can make a difference in their homes, in the community, and in the world!
The library has brought in some fun robots to help introduce simple robotics and coding to our younger patrons. This summer the library's Systems Librarian, Tom Corbett, will offer a four-week coding class for grades 1-6 starting on June 30th. Graduates wanting to continue their "robot studies" can then join one of our library teams and participate in a national robot coding competition this Fall. Register at http://www.scarboroughlibrary.org/youthtech
Many of you know Gracie—a special therapy dog who has visited us many times with her owner, Pat Touri. She will be joined by Emmie and her owner Mindy Beller to offer children who are reluctant readers with a powerful way to improve their reading skills: reading to the dogs in a private, cozy nook we’ll be creating just for them. To register your child for a 15 minute session, call 883-4723 opt. 3, or email kids@scarboroughlibrary.org.
Want to learn how to code while having fun with Minecraft? This summer the library will be offering a four-week coding class for Grades 5 to 8 on Friday afternoons, June 30 thru July 21. This is a multi-part series. Attendance is required for each event. Bring your own Minecraft account or use one from us while at the library! Register at www.scarboroughlibrary.org/youthtech.
Saturday, July 1st
This year's theme invites everyone to "Build a Better World." We’re creating some fun challenges that will encourage children to explore ways they can make a difference in their homes, in the community, and in the world!
Sunday, July 2nd
This year's theme invites everyone to "Build a Better World." We’re creating some fun challenges that will encourage children to explore ways they can make a difference in their homes, in the community, and in the world!
Monday, July 3rd
This year's theme invites everyone to "Build a Better World." We’re creating some fun challenges that will encourage children to explore ways they can make a difference in their homes, in the community, and in the world!
Tuesday, July 4th
This year's theme invites everyone to "Build a Better World." We’re creating some fun challenges that will encourage children to explore ways they can make a difference in their homes, in the community, and in the world!
For ages birth to 3. Taking our cue from the more casual summer schedule, we’re offering a story time for infants and toddlers that will include stories with Marilyn and “discovery stations” for some play-based fun!
Wednesday, July 5th
This year's theme invites everyone to "Build a Better World." We’re creating some fun challenges that will encourage children to explore ways they can make a difference in their homes, in the community, and in the world!
Thursday, July 6th
This year's theme invites everyone to "Build a Better World." We’re creating some fun challenges that will encourage children to explore ways they can make a difference in their homes, in the community, and in the world!
Who's joining us for our next Meet and Greet story time and show-and-tell? Today's visitor will be Mike Shaw, Director of Public Works here in Scarborough. Mike will be bringing a b-i-i-i-g truck for kiddos to explore!
Kiddos entering Grades 4 thru 5 in the fall can join this fun book group. What will they be reading? Frindle by Andrew Clements Pre-registration required. Call the Youth Room at 883-4723 option 3, or email kids@scarboroughlibrary.org.
Friday, July 7th
This year's theme invites everyone to "Build a Better World." We’re creating some fun challenges that will encourage children to explore ways they can make a difference in their homes, in the community, and in the world!
The library has brought in some fun robots to help introduce simple robotics and coding to our younger patrons. This summer the library's Systems Librarian, Tom Corbett, will offer a four-week coding class for grades 1-6 starting on June 30th. Graduates wanting to continue their "robot studies" can then join one of our library teams and participate in a national robot coding competition this Fall. Register at http://www.scarboroughlibrary.org/youthtech
Many of you know Gracie—a special therapy dog who has visited us many times with her owner, Pat Touri. She will be joined by Emmie and her owner Mindy Beller to offer children who are reluctant readers with a powerful way to improve their reading skills: reading to the dogs in a private, cozy nook we’ll be creating just for them. To register your child for a 15 minute session, call 883-4723 opt. 3, or email kids@scarboroughlibrary.org.
Want to learn how to code while having fun with Minecraft? This summer the library will be offering a four-week coding class for Grades 5 to 8 on Friday afternoons, June 30 thru July 21. This is a multi-part series. Attendance is required for each event. Bring your own Minecraft account or use one from us while at the library! Register at www.scarboroughlibrary.org/youthtech.
