In this new series for elementary-age kids, Knock-Out Non-Fiction, we pair non-fiction books with an art/science component. Our first subject is dinosaurs! In the first video, Miss Megan reads How the Dinosaur Got to the Museum by Jessie Hartland. In the second video, Miss Sarah shows you how to make Read More
Miss Sarah is back with a scientific demonstration about plant anatomy. Share your comments, including what you’d like to see, on our Children’s Department Facebook page. Support our library by sharing our posts and websites, borrowing digital items, or donating online.
In today’s Kitchen Science at Home video, Miss Sarah shows you how to make an exothermic reaction. Share your comments, including what you’d like to see, on our Children’s Department Facebook page. Support our library by sharing our posts and websites, borrowing digital items, or donating online.
Miss Sarah is back with a super simple science experiment demonstrating density with household items. Share your comments, including what you’d like to see, on our Children’s Department Facebook page. Support our library by sharing our posts and websites, borrowing digital items, or donating online.
In these Kitchen Science at Home videos, Miss Sarah shows you how to make hot ice…sort of. Share your comments, including what you’d like to see, on our Children’s Department Facebook page. Support our library by sharing our posts and websites, borrowing digital items, or donating online.
Miss Sarah is back with her first Kitchen Science at Home video, where she shows a non-conventional way to separate salt and pepper with a spoon. Share your comments, including what you’d like to see, on our Children’s Department Facebook page. Support our library by sharing our posts and websites, borrowing digital Read More
Tuesdays mean Science Experiments with Miss Sarah! In this video, she shows you how to play dough from an old family recipe. Share your comments, including what you’d like to see, on our Children’s Department Facebook page. Support our library by sharing our posts and websites, borrowing digital items, or Read More
Homeschooling children in grades K-6 can come in to our Homeschool Hub at 1:30 PM. Here are the Hub dates for March. March 6: 3D Pen Workshop March 10: Disaster Island Use LEGO to create your own island and then wait for disaster to strike! What will you do to Read More
With the help of PBS Kids’s Xavier Riddle, we’ll visit the Wright Brothers and learn how they pioneered flight on March 4 at 4:30 PM. Grades K-3 will create their own planes and experiment with other propulsion methods. Register online or by calling 412-269-0334.
Do you love science and learning through hands-on experiments? Then, this is the club for you! On select Mondays at 6:30 PM, kids in grades K-6 will explore a new theme in the fascinating world of science. March 2 – Wait list only March 16 March 23 March 30 Register Read More
