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Follow along and join the fun of make-at-home crafts! Pick up your craft supplies from the library each week while supplies last, then follow along with Miss Karen on Facebook Live! Crafts will be appropriate for kids about 4-8 years old. Every craft will feature a companion book.

Young LEGO fanatics are invited to show and tell their creations at this drop-in program.  Miss Sarah will moderate the discussion, share what she’s been building, and recommend books of special interest to young builders.

To join virtually, please register here to receive sign-in instructions and a reminder email one day prior to the program.

Young LEGO fanatics are invited to show and tell their creations at this drop-in program.  Miss Sarah will moderate the discussion, share what she’s been building, and recommend books of special interest to young builders.

To join virtually, please register here to receive sign-in instructions and a reminder email one day prior to the program.

Watch live on YouTube and play along on Crowdpurr as the library challenges your fairy tale knowledge!  Appropriate for families with kids ages 4-8, but we’ll have a few ringers in there for older and younger siblings.  The winners will be declared the fairest in the land!

To join virtually, please register here to receive sign-in instructions and a reminder email one day prior to the program.

Watch live on YouTube and play along on Crowdpurr as the library challenges your baseball knowledge!  Appropriate for families with kids ages 4-8, but we’ll have a few ringers in there for older and younger siblings.  Can you hit a homerun, or is it 1, 2, 3 strikes you’re out?

To join virtually, please register here to receive sign-in instructions and a reminder email one day prior to the program.

This will be an online event.

Learn what to expect when homeschooling, how to teach your children without power plays and coercion, how to develop a learning plan based on your family's values, and how to make homeschooling fit your family and your lifestyle. Special emphasis will be placed on homeschooling during a pandemic. Discussion time will follow.

Diane Bengson, Youth and Teen Services Librarian at Wright Library, homeschooled her three children for a total of 17 years.

Please register here in the parents section to receive sign-in instructions for this virtual event. You will receive a reminder email one day prior to the program.

Oakwood City Schools Literacy Coach and Interventionist, and 14-year educator Kathy Jabir presents games, activities, and strategies parents can use with their elementary-age children to combat learning loss.  

We had such a blast with cartoonist and art educator Jeff Nicholas that we're holding an encore!  Please join us on Zoom for a second session of cartooning all the stories you can imagine.  Register here to receive Zoom link.

Guest lecturer and Solar System Ambassader, Kurtz Miller details the discoveries made and futures projected by NASA's New Horizons mission--a spacecraft that launched in 2006 to explore how Pluto and Kuiper Belt bodies have evolved over time.