School-Age Programs

School-Age Programs

Lakewood Public Library provides a wide variety of extended learning opportunities for elementary school children. Quality programs that provide positive child development and a wide range of age-appropriate programming choices are available and accessible when students are not in school.

Hooked on Books 

Join us for a fun-filled hour as we crochet and share tips while exploring our favorite books from home and school in an animated discussion.  Feel free to bring your […]

Coding Club

Calling all fifth through ninth graders. If you’re curious about coding, come join our exciting weekly Coding Club. Under the guidance of our Girls Who Code facilitators, you’ll dive into the world of coding and create your own mobile apps, design cool websites and even program robots.

Bricks and Books

In this hands-on experience, kids will use Lego building bricks, gears, and figures to design and construct amazing structures and imaginative creations.

“Go Green” Scavenger Hunt

Search the children’s area for recyclables! Actually, you’ll be looking for pictures of recyclables. “Go Green” by writing your discoveries on a scavenger hunt sheet. Then enter it in a drawing for a […]

Sew Your own Book Tote

As part of our effort to go green, the Library has stopped offering plastic bags, but we want patrons to have an easy and stylish way to carry the materials they check out. In […]

Mother’s Day Craft

School-age children are invited to create a take-home gift and card for their mother, or that special person in their life. This is a great opportunity to let your creativity shine while bringing […]

The Professor Show! 

Join the Professor of “nonsense and throwing things” for his hilarious fun filled juggling show. The Professor Show was created with one goal in mind for every single patron to enjoy it.    No […]

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