TAG: tweens
Fun & Eerie Things for Kids & Families to Do for a Thrilling October
Posted in News on September 14, 2021 at 6:00 am
Science experiments and storytimes are a great way to discover new things and great stories all month long. National Hispanic Heritage Month is September 15 through October 15. We’re having a Spanish-language celebration at Spokane Valley Library with music, food, activities for los niños, as well as a tour of the library and our expanded […]
Tags: escape room, Families, fiesta, kids, LEGO, mystery, online, parents, programs, reading, science, Spanish, spooky, STEM, stories, storytime, teens, Tim Burton, trivia, tweens
Kids’ Summer Programs Have Adventure, Comedy, Extreme Science, Magic & Mythological Tales
Posted in News on May 18, 2021 at 6:00 am
Summer is filled with epic mythological tales, magical feats and stories, and mind-blowing adventures. Some online library programs will fill up quicky! Jump to: Kids’ Stories & Theater | Kids’ Science | Kids’ Magic & Comedy | Kids’ Activities & Crafts | Tweens | Teens | Online Summer Reading with Beanstack […]
Tags: activities, arts, books, comedy, crafts, kids, magic, myths, plays, poetry, poets, reading, science, Spanish, stories, summer, summer activities, summer programs, Summer reading, teens, theater, trivia, tweens
Helplines & Crisis Resources for When You Need Them
Posted in Explore and Discover, News on May 10, 2021 at 6:00 am
BY CRYSTAL MILLER Updated & shared from a previous post. The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has put many people in a state of crisis. And for some, the recent crisis experiences are not new experiences. Crisis covers many aspects of life, including financial needs, emotional health, physical health, and mental health, among others. Fortunately, h […]
Tags: abuse, addiction, adults, call, chat, Crime, crisis, distress, escape, hate, help, helpline, hotline, kids, LGBT, LGBTQ, LGBTQ2IA+, need, need help, parents, resources, suicide, teens, text, tweens
Play, read, learn & do more in March
Posted in News on February 18, 2021 at 6:00 am
You can play more, read more, learn more, and do more this March. We have library programs to get you started that include leprechauns, Lord of the Rings trivia, origami, Spyfall, picture books, FAFSA, Medicare, bees, a spa day, science experiments, and more. ALL AGES Catch a Leprechaun! Can you catch a leprechaun? You might […]
Tags: adults, babies, bees, books, business, college, espanol, experiments, FAFSA, gaming, kids, LEGO, leprechaun, Lord of the Rings, LotR, Medicare, online book club, origami, picture books, pollinators, reading, science, self-care, Spyfall, storytime, teens, trivia, tweens
Ring in the new year with creative, entertaining & informative library programs
Posted in News on December 16, 2020 at 6:00 am
You’ll find programs that help you express your creative side, explore entertaining games and online adventures, and stay informed or learn new skills to help you in 2021. FOR EVERYONE Virtual Art Show: Call for Submissions Calling all artists! No matter your age, we want you to be a part of our Virtual Art Show […]
Tags: adults, Among Us, art, Boggle, business, clean wood burning, creative, crochet, early learning, kids, LEGO, literacy, Medicare, online gaming, resident artist, Schitt's Creek, STARS Training, stories, story time, storytime, tea blending, teens, trivia, tweens
Back-to-School digital resources to help student learning soar
Posted in News, Parents and Teachers on September 30, 2020 at 6:00 am
By Gwendolyn Haley Whether students are going to school in person, online, or a combination of the two, Spokane County Library District is here to support their learning with tools and resources. Students can access a wealth of free resources online within our Digital Library by using their library card. Getting a library card is […]
Tags: #Back2School, back to school, caregivers, digital, digital library, homework, kids, parents, resources, studying, teens, tweens
STEM at home: Learning anywhere and everywhere
Posted in kids, News, Parents and Teachers on May 19, 2020 at 6:00 am
By Alison Johnson The DIY approach to learning fun activities at home can be a great boredom buster. We miss having your kids and families at our in-person library programs. You are what make those programs so enjoyable and interesting for us! And you can continue to explore STEM at home. Here, I share the […]
Tags: books, caregivers, deconstruct, engineering, experiments, gross, grossology, kids, mathematics, overdrive, parents, reading, science, science in context, scientific method, STEM, technology, teens, tweens, World Book
Online program about healthy dating habits offers help for parents of tweens and teens
Posted in News on May 5, 2020 at 6:00 am
With our partners from YWCA of Spokane and Medical Lake School District, we are offering an online presentation on how to help your tween (and teen) form healthy dating habits. You’ll learn conversation starters and strategies to talk with your tween as they begin to form their first dating relationships. We’ll go over recognizing the […]
Tags: caregivers, dating, emotional, habits, health, healthy, mental health, parents, safe, safety, teens, tweens
Learn a new language from home with our digital resources
Posted in Explore and Discover, News on April 29, 2020 at 6:00 am
By Dana Mannino Use of language learning apps is on the rise! Who would have guessed that being stuck at home would make so many people want to learn a new language? As a bilingual librarian, I am delighted. This means that many more people will be interested in celebrating this week’s library holiday, Día […]
Tags: adults, audiobooks, books, foreign language, hoopla, kids, language, language learning, overdrive, picturebooks, pronunciator, reading, Spanish, teens, tweens, world languages
Helplines and crisis resources
Posted in Explore and Discover, News on April 27, 2020 at 9:30 am
BY CRYSTAL MILLER The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has put many people in a state of crisis. Crisis covers many aspects of life: financial, emotional, physical, and mental, among others. For some, the “Stay Home, Stay Healthy” order from Gov. Inslee has heightened tensions among housemates and, in some cases, increased the level of abuse and […]
Tags: abuse, addiction, adults, call, chat, Crime, crisis, distress, escape, hate, help, helpline, hotline, kids, LGBT, LGBTQ, LGBTQ2IA+, need, need help, parents, resources, suicide, teens, text, tweens
