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Virtual Meet-Up!
Want to start writing your memoirs, but not sure where to begin? Or have you begun and become stuck?
Join our memoir writers' group for gentle feedback that will help you improve your writing skills in a warm and supportive community. During each meeting, members take turns reading their recent work in exchange for feedback. Participants also help identify missing information, and make editorial suggestions.
If you are a new member and interested in our virtual meet-up, please email Sarah: scotts2@einetwork.net
Odd Squad-Be the Agent Camp
Do you love a mystery - especially an odd mystery? Then please join us for Odd Squad's "Be the Agent Camp!" This self-guided camp is based on the popular PBS show, Odd Squad. At Odd Squad's "Be the Agent Camp," children will take on the role of an Odd Squad Agent, just like the agents on the show. Families will work together solving odd cases and creating useful gadgets by using teamwork, math knowledge, science inquiry practices, the engineering design process, and creativity. The library will supply materials each week for families to complete an exciting mission at home. Agents and families will report each week on Tuesdays in July at 7PM via a virtual Zoom meeting to Odd Squad Headquarters and share their completed mission. This program is funded by Inquire Within. Registration is required.
After spending so much time in the virtual world, get outside and explore this summer! Join our Explorium in Google Classroom for hands-on activities to Splash it!, Make it! Build it! Play it! Find it! and, of course, Read it! Activities will be posted every Wednesday and Saturday. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include a garden xylophone (play it!), flower ice cubes (splash it!), and moon craters (make it!).
Explorium is self-paced, and kids can choose which activities they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, bfzsjqd. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Ever wonder how your favorite movie made it to the Big Screen? Each movie starts from a single idea and becomes a screenplay. Join our Teen Screenwriting Intensive in Google Classroom for an interactive challenge to test your Writing Skills! Each Wednesday we will learn a new step in the Screenwriting process until you’ve written your very own Short Script. Each week we will meet on Zoom to discuss assignments and expand on your Screenwriting know-how!
Week 3 = Treatments/ How to Pitch a Script
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Love Legos? Then join our virtual Lego Lab! A new Lego Challenge will be posted every Thursday throughout the summer. Just a few examples of the Lego challenges we have planned for the summer include Lego zipline, mini-figurine adventure, and a zoo exhibit. Lego Lab is self-paced in Google Classroom, and kids can complete the challenges at any time. Kids can share a short video of what they created every week on Flipgrid in the Google Classroom!
To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google Classroom code, ln7a2kn. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Kids are natural scientists, artists, and engineers! They love to ask questions, explore, and can be VERY persistent. Encourage your kids STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) abilities this summer and join our STEAM studio. Hands-on activities, experiments, and projects will be posted every Monday and Friday, and each week will have a different theme. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include pendulum painting (force and motion), underwater volcano (density), and astronaut lander (engineering).
STEAM Studio is self-paced in Google Classroom, and kids can choose which experiments or projects they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, zps7sxm. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
After spending so much time in the virtual world, get outside and explore this summer! Join our Explorium in Google Classroom for hands-on activities to Splash it!, Make it! Build it! Play it! Find it! and, of course, Read it! Activities will be posted every Wednesday and Saturday. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include a garden xylophone (play it!), flower ice cubes (splash it!), and moon craters (make it!).
Explorium is self-paced, and kids can choose which activities they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, bfzsjqd. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Join us in the Book Nook! Grab the kids and cuddle up for some specially curated read a louds and rhymes for toddlers and preschoolers in our Preschool Picks!
For kids of all reading levels, come explore book recommendations from our New Book Shelf, Early Readers or the Reading Corner. You can even share your own recommendations under the Book Share with FlipGrid! There is something here for readers of all ages!
New content updated weekly!
For access to this program, join us in WPL’s Book Nook with the Google Classroom code: 4tctwnb
Genius Files Escape Adventure: Join Coke and Pepsi as they travel across the United States visiting some of the oddest sites America has to offer while outwitting some very bad guys in this The Genius Files Escape Adventure. We will be reading four chapters per week, completing some fun activities, and learning some ciphers along the way. In Week 6, children will be challenged to use what they learned about ciphers to escape from the House on the Rock. This program is a self-paced program that is divided up into six weeks, with activities using various media, such as YouTube, Loom (video), and FlipGrid for posting videos of the child’s work. This program is geared towards children ages 8—12. For access to this program, join us in WPL’s The Genius Giles Escape Adventure with the Google Classroom code: wct3o34.
Once the library is open for curbside pickup, we will have The Genius Files book kits available for borrowing.
Are you a fan of the Magic Tree House series by Mary Pope Osborne? If so, join our Magic Tree House Book Club!
We will be starting with the first book: Dinosaurs Before Dark and will have read-a-longs, activities and more! This program is for children ages 6—8.
Join us in WPL’s Magic Tree House Book Club with Google Classroom code: yavtyow
Kids are natural scientists, artists, and engineers! They love to ask questions, explore, and can be VERY persistent. Encourage your kids STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) abilities this summer and join our STEAM studio. Hands-on activities, experiments, and projects will be posted every Monday and Friday, and each week will have a different theme. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include pendulum painting (force and motion), underwater volcano (density), and astronaut lander (engineering).
STEAM Studio is self-paced in Google Classroom, and kids can choose which experiments or projects they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, zps7sxm. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Virtual Meetup - Second and Fourth Mondays of the Month - 1:00 PM
Odd Squad-Be the Agent Camp
Do you love a mystery - especially an odd mystery? Then please join us for Odd Squad's "Be the Agent Camp!" This self-guided camp is based on the popular PBS show, Odd Squad. At Odd Squad's "Be the Agent Camp," children will take on the role of an Odd Squad Agent, just like the agents on the show. Families will work together solving odd cases and creating useful gadgets by using teamwork, math knowledge, science inquiry practices, the engineering design process, and creativity. The library will supply materials each week for families to complete an exciting mission at home. Agents and families will report each week on Tuesdays in July at 7PM via a virtual Zoom meeting to Odd Squad Headquarters and share their completed mission. This program is funded by Inquire Within. Registration is required.
Zoom meeting information will be emailed.
After spending so much time in the virtual world, get outside and explore this summer! Join our Explorium in Google Classroom for hands-on activities to Splash it!, Make it! Build it! Play it! Find it! and, of course, Read it! Activities will be posted every Wednesday and Saturday. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include a garden xylophone (play it!), flower ice cubes (splash it!), and moon craters (make it!).
Explorium is self-paced, and kids can choose which activities they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, bfzsjqd. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Ever wonder how your favorite movie made it to the Big Screen? Each movie starts from a single idea and becomes a screenplay. Join our Teen Screenwriting Intensive in Google Classroom for an interactive challenge to test your Writing Skills! Each Wednesday we will learn a new step in the Screenwriting process until you’ve written your very own Short Script. Each week we will meet on Zoom to discuss assignments and expand on your Screenwriting know-how!
Week 4 = The First Draft
Love Legos? Then join our virtual Lego Lab! A new Lego Challenge will be posted every Thursday throughout the summer. Just a few examples of the Lego challenges we have planned for the summer include Lego zipline, mini-figurine adventure, and a zoo exhibit. Lego Lab is self-paced in Google Classroom, and kids can complete the challenges at any time. Kids can share a short video of what they created every week on Flipgrid in the Google Classroom!
To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google Classroom code, ln7a2kn. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
The Evening Book Discussion meets on the third Thursday of each month. For more information you can email Paula.
What You Need to Know:
Kids are natural scientists, artists, and engineers! They love to ask questions, explore, and can be VERY persistent. Encourage your kids STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) abilities this summer and join our STEAM studio. Hands-on activities, experiments, and projects will be posted every Monday and Friday, and each week will have a different theme. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include pendulum painting (force and motion), underwater volcano (density), and astronaut lander (engineering).
STEAM Studio is self-paced in Google Classroom, and kids can choose which experiments or projects they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, zps7sxm. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
After spending so much time in the virtual world, get outside and explore this summer! Join our Explorium in Google Classroom for hands-on activities to Splash it!, Make it! Build it! Play it! Find it! and, of course, Read it! Activities will be posted every Wednesday and Saturday. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include a garden xylophone (play it!), flower ice cubes (splash it!), and moon craters (make it!).
Explorium is self-paced, and kids can choose which activities they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, bfzsjqd. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Join us in the Book Nook! Grab the kids and cuddle up for some specially curated read a louds and rhymes for toddlers and preschoolers in our Preschool Picks!
For kids of all reading levels, come explore book recommendations from our New Book Shelf, Early Readers or the Reading Corner. You can even share your own recommendations under the Book Share with FlipGrid! There is something here for readers of all ages!
New content updated weekly!
For access to this program, join us in WPL’s Book Nook with the Google Classroom code: 4tctwnb
Genius Files Escape Adventure: Join Coke and Pepsi as they travel across the United States visiting some of the oddest sites America has to offer while outwitting some very bad guys in this The Genius Files Escape Adventure. We will be reading four chapters per week, completing some fun activities, and learning some ciphers along the way. In Week 6, children will be challenged to use what they learned about ciphers to escape from the House on the Rock. This program is a self-paced program that is divided up into six weeks, with activities using various media, such as YouTube, Loom (video), and FlipGrid for posting videos of the child’s work. This program is geared towards children ages 8—12. For access to this program, join us in WPL’s The Genius Giles Escape Adventure with the Google Classroom code: wct3o34.
Once the library is open for curbside pickup, we will have The Genius Files book kits available for borrowing.
Are you a fan of the Magic Tree House series by Mary Pope Osborne? If so, join our Magic Tree House Book Club!
We will be starting with the first book: Dinosaurs Before Dark and will have read-a-longs, activities and more! This program is for children ages 6—8.
Join us in WPL’s Magic Tree House Book Club with Google Classroom code: yavtyow
Kids are natural scientists, artists, and engineers! They love to ask questions, explore, and can be VERY persistent. Encourage your kids STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) abilities this summer and join our STEAM studio. Hands-on activities, experiments, and projects will be posted every Monday and Friday, and each week will have a different theme. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include pendulum painting (force and motion), underwater volcano (density), and astronaut lander (engineering).
STEAM Studio is self-paced in Google Classroom, and kids can choose which experiments or projects they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, zps7sxm. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Join us on Zoom for Fun Family Trivia Night: Our World, Our Community! Brush up on how well you know your favorite picture books on Kahoot! Winning family will have bragging rights for two weeks, until the next Fun Family Trivia Night!
Books for July 20th include:
Thank You, Omu! by Oge Mora
The Big Umbrella by Amy June Bates
We Are Grateful - Otsaliheliga - by Traci Sorrel
Say Hello! by Rachel Isadora
Last Stop on Market Street by Matt De La Pena
Same, Same but Different by Jenny Sue Kostecki-Shaw.
Drum Dream Girl by Margarita Engle
Hello, Neighbor! The Kind and Caring World of Mister Rogers by Matthew Cordell
For access to these books and more, you can find links on WPL Children’s Book Nook with the Google Classroom code: 4tctwnb
Registration is required for this event. You only need to register as a family one time. Participants will be emailed a Zoom meeting invitation prior to the event.
Notes: It is suggested that Zoom is accessed through one device – like a computer or tablet and that Kahoot is accessed through an app on a separate device. Any questions, please feel free to email us at fraticellij@einetwork.net.
Virtual Meet-Up!
Want to start writing your memoirs, but not sure where to begin? Or have you begun and become stuck?
Join our memoir writers' group for gentle feedback that will help you improve your writing skills in a warm and supportive community. During each meeting, members take turns reading their recent work in exchange for feedback. Participants also help identify missing information, and make editorial suggestions.
If you are a new member and interested in our virtual meet-up, please email Sarah: scotts2@einetwork.net
Odd Squad-Be the Agent Camp
Do you love a mystery - especially an odd mystery? Then please join us for Odd Squad's "Be the Agent Camp!" This self-guided camp is based on the popular PBS show, Odd Squad. At Odd Squad's "Be the Agent Camp," children will take on the role of an Odd Squad Agent, just like the agents on the show. Families will work together solving odd cases and creating useful gadgets by using teamwork, math knowledge, science inquiry practices, the engineering design process, and creativity. The library will supply materials each week for families to complete an exciting mission at home. Agents and families will report each week on Tuesdays in July at 7PM via a virtual Zoom meeting to Odd Squad Headquarters and share their completed mission. This program is funded by Inquire Within. Registration is required.
Zoom meeting information will be emailed.
After spending so much time in the virtual world, get outside and explore this summer! Join our Explorium in Google Classroom for hands-on activities to Splash it!, Make it! Build it! Play it! Find it! and, of course, Read it! Activities will be posted every Wednesday and Saturday. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include a garden xylophone (play it!), flower ice cubes (splash it!), and moon craters (make it!).
Explorium is self-paced, and kids can choose which activities they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, bfzsjqd. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Ever wonder how your favorite movie made it to the Big Screen? Each movie starts from a single idea and becomes a screenplay. Join our Teen Screenwriting Intensive in Google Classroom for an interactive challenge to test your Writing Skills! Each Wednesday we will learn a new step in the Screenwriting process until you’ve written your very own Short Script. Each week we will meet on Zoom to discuss assignments and expand on your Screenwriting know-how!
Week 5 = The Rewrite
Love Legos? Then join our virtual Lego Lab! A new Lego Challenge will be posted every Thursday throughout the summer. Just a few examples of the Lego challenges we have planned for the summer include Lego zipline, mini-figurine adventure, and a zoo exhibit. Lego Lab is self-paced in Google Classroom, and kids can complete the challenges at any time. Kids can share a short video of what they created every week on Flipgrid in the Google Classroom!
To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google Classroom code, ln7a2kn. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Kids are natural scientists, artists, and engineers! They love to ask questions, explore, and can be VERY persistent. Encourage your kids STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) abilities this summer and join our STEAM studio. Hands-on activities, experiments, and projects will be posted every Monday and Friday, and each week will have a different theme. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include pendulum painting (force and motion), underwater volcano (density), and astronaut lander (engineering).
STEAM Studio is self-paced in Google Classroom, and kids can choose which experiments or projects they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, zps7sxm. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
After spending so much time in the virtual world, get outside and explore this summer! Join our Explorium in Google Classroom for hands-on activities to Splash it!, Make it! Build it! Play it! Find it! and, of course, Read it! Activities will be posted every Wednesday and Saturday. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include a garden xylophone (play it!), flower ice cubes (splash it!), and moon craters (make it!).
Explorium is self-paced, and kids can choose which activities they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, bfzsjqd. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Join us in the Book Nook! Grab the kids and cuddle up for some specially curated read a louds and rhymes for toddlers and preschoolers in our Preschool Picks!
For kids of all reading levels, come explore book recommendations from our New Book Shelf, Early Readers or the Reading Corner. You can even share your own recommendations under the Book Share with FlipGrid! There is something here for readers of all ages!
New content updated weekly!
For access to this program, join us in WPL’s Book Nook with the Google Classroom code: 4tctwnb
Genius Files Escape Adventure: Join Coke and Pepsi as they travel across the United States visiting some of the oddest sites America has to offer while outwitting some very bad guys in this The Genius Files Escape Adventure. We will be reading four chapters per week, completing some fun activities, and learning some ciphers along the way. In Week 6, children will be challenged to use what they learned about ciphers to escape from the House on the Rock. This program is a self-paced program that is divided up into six weeks, with activities using various media, such as YouTube, Loom (video), and FlipGrid for posting videos of the child’s work. This program is geared towards children ages 8—12. For access to this program, join us in WPL’s The Genius Giles Escape Adventure with the Google Classroom code: wct3o34.
Once the library is open for curbside pickup, we will have The Genius Files book kits available for borrowing.
Are you a fan of the Magic Tree House series by Mary Pope Osborne? If so, join our Magic Tree House Book Club!
We will be starting with the first book: Dinosaurs Before Dark and will have read-a-longs, activities and more! This program is for children ages 6—8.
Join us in WPL’s Magic Tree House Book Club with Google Classroom code: yavtyow
Kids are natural scientists, artists, and engineers! They love to ask questions, explore, and can be VERY persistent. Encourage your kids STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) abilities this summer and join our STEAM studio. Hands-on activities, experiments, and projects will be posted every Monday and Friday, and each week will have a different theme. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include pendulum painting (force and motion), underwater volcano (density), and astronaut lander (engineering).
STEAM Studio is self-paced in Google Classroom, and kids can choose which experiments or projects they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, zps7sxm. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Virtual Meetup - Second and Fourth Mondays of the Month - 1:00 PM
Odd Squad-Be the Agent Camp
Do you love a mystery - especially an odd mystery? Then please join us for Odd Squad's "Be the Agent Camp!" This self-guided camp is based on the popular PBS show, Odd Squad. At Odd Squad's "Be the Agent Camp," children will take on the role of an Odd Squad Agent, just like the agents on the show. Families will work together solving odd cases and creating useful gadgets by using teamwork, math knowledge, science inquiry practices, the engineering design process, and creativity. The library will supply materials each week for families to complete an exciting mission at home. Agents and families will report each week on Tuesdays in July at 7PM via a virtual Zoom meeting to Odd Squad Headquarters and share their completed mission. This program is funded by Inquire Within. Registration is required.
Zoom meeting information will be emailed.
After spending so much time in the virtual world, get outside and explore this summer! Join our Explorium in Google Classroom for hands-on activities to Splash it!, Make it! Build it! Play it! Find it! and, of course, Read it! Activities will be posted every Wednesday and Saturday. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include a garden xylophone (play it!), flower ice cubes (splash it!), and moon craters (make it!).
Explorium is self-paced, and kids can choose which activities they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, bfzsjqd. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Ever wonder how your favorite movie made it to the Big Screen? Each movie starts from a single idea and becomes a screenplay. Join our Teen Screenwriting Intensive in Google Classroom for an interactive challenge to test your Writing Skills! Each Wednesday we will learn a new step in the Screenwriting process until you’ve written your very own Short Script. Each week we will meet on Zoom to discuss assignments and expand on your Screenwriting know-how!
Week 6 - The Final Draft
Love Legos? Then join our virtual Lego Lab! A new Lego Challenge will be posted every Thursday throughout the summer. Just a few examples of the Lego challenges we have planned for the summer include Lego zipline, mini-figurine adventure, and a zoo exhibit. Lego Lab is self-paced in Google Classroom, and kids can complete the challenges at any time. Kids can share a short video of what they created every week on Flipgrid in the Google Classroom!
To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google Classroom code, ln7a2kn. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Kids are natural scientists, artists, and engineers! They love to ask questions, explore, and can be VERY persistent. Encourage your kids STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) abilities this summer and join our STEAM studio. Hands-on activities, experiments, and projects will be posted every Monday and Friday, and each week will have a different theme. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include pendulum painting (force and motion), underwater volcano (density), and astronaut lander (engineering).
STEAM Studio is self-paced in Google Classroom, and kids can choose which experiments or projects they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, zps7sxm. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Kids are natural scientists, artists, and engineers! They love to ask questions, explore, and can be VERY persistent. Encourage your kids STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) abilities this summer and join our STEAM studio. Hands-on activities, experiments, and projects will be posted every Monday and Friday, and each week will have a different theme. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include pendulum painting (force and motion), underwater volcano (density), and astronaut lander (engineering).
STEAM Studio is self-paced in Google Classroom, and kids can choose which experiments or projects they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, zps7sxm. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Molly of Denali Workshop
This program will teach strategies to explore information text while exploring family traditions! Molly of Denai follows the adventures of feisty and resourceful Molly Mabray, a 10-year-old Alaska Native Girl. Families will explore books, online resources, field guides, historical archives, maps, charts and more. Children will learn about Alaska Native values and connect with their own family and community values.
In Molly’s world community members honor traditions as well as utilize modern day conveniences. Families will explore their own traditions and create an individual Mini-Museum Exhibit. We will meet Tuesday, August 4, 11, 18 and 25 @ 7:00 via ZOOM to share our exhibits and discuss our traditions. Meeting codes will be emailed to participants.
Session 1:: Investigating Animals
Session 2: Learning About Each Other
Session 3: Exploring My Community
Session 4: Celebrating Traditions
For more information contact Miss Denise ignaskyd@einetwork.net or Miss Cristen dandoc@einetwork.net
After spending so much time in the virtual world, get outside and explore this summer! Join our Explorium in Google Classroom for hands-on activities to Splash it!, Make it! Build it! Play it! Find it! and, of course, Read it! Activities will be posted every Wednesday and Saturday. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include a garden xylophone (play it!), flower ice cubes (splash it!), and moon craters (make it!).
Explorium is self-paced, and kids can choose which activities they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, bfzsjqd. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Love Legos? Then join our virtual Lego Lab! A new Lego Challenge will be posted every Thursday throughout the summer. Just a few examples of the Lego challenges we have planned for the summer include Lego zipline, mini-figurine adventure, and a zoo exhibit. Lego Lab is self-paced in Google Classroom, and kids can complete the challenges at any time. Kids can share a short video of what they created every week on Flipgrid in the Google Classroom!
To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google Classroom code, ln7a2kn. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Kids are natural scientists, artists, and engineers! They love to ask questions, explore, and can be VERY persistent. Encourage your kids STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) abilities this summer and join our STEAM studio. Hands-on activities, experiments, and projects will be posted every Monday and Friday, and each week will have a different theme. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include pendulum painting (force and motion), underwater volcano (density), and astronaut lander (engineering).
STEAM Studio is self-paced in Google Classroom, and kids can choose which experiments or projects they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, zps7sxm. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
After spending so much time in the virtual world, get outside and explore this summer! Join our Explorium in Google Classroom for hands-on activities to Splash it!, Make it! Build it! Play it! Find it! and, of course, Read it! Activities will be posted every Wednesday and Saturday. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include a garden xylophone (play it!), flower ice cubes (splash it!), and moon craters (make it!).
Explorium is self-paced, and kids can choose which activities they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, bfzsjqd. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Kids are natural scientists, artists, and engineers! They love to ask questions, explore, and can be VERY persistent. Encourage your kids STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) abilities this summer and join our STEAM studio. Hands-on activities, experiments, and projects will be posted every Monday and Friday, and each week will have a different theme. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include pendulum painting (force and motion), underwater volcano (density), and astronaut lander (engineering).
STEAM Studio is self-paced in Google Classroom, and kids can choose which experiments or projects they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, zps7sxm. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Virtual Meetup - Second and Fourth Mondays of the Month - 1:00 PM
Evicted from his home in 2002 and living with his dog, Willow, in a beat-up old van, LeMieux finds himself penniless and estranged from his family and friends. He dines at the Salvation Army (aka Sally’s), attempts suicide, and is treated at a mental hospital where he is diagnosed with depression.
Writing on a secondhand manual typewriter, first at a picnic table in a public park, and then wherever he can, LeMieux describes his odyssey and the quirky, diverse, and endearing cast of characters found among the homeless people of Bremerton, Washington, and, by extension, everywhere else. This is a rare inside-look at how the other America lives, and how one man, beaten down and alone, was able to reconnect, find good people, and ultimately, with their help, to persevere. (Simon and Schuster)
Molly of Denali Workshop
This program will teach strategies to explore information text while exploring family traditions! Molly of Denai follows the adventures of feisty and resourceful Molly Mabray, a 10-year-old Alaska Native Girl. Families will explore books, online resources, field guides, historical archives, maps, charts and more. Children will learn about Alaska Native values and connect with their own family and community values.
In Molly’s world community members honor traditions as well as utilize modern day conveniences. Families will explore their own traditions and create an individual Mini-Museum Exhibit. We will meet Tuesday, August 4, 11, 18 and 25 @ 7:00 via ZOOM to share our exhibits and discuss our traditions. Meeting codes will be emailed to participants.
Session 1:: Investigating Animals
Session 2: Learning About Each Other
Session 3: Exploring My Community
Session 4: Celebrating Traditions
For more information contact Miss Denise ignaskyd@einetwork.net or Miss Cristen dandoc@einetwork.net
After spending so much time in the virtual world, get outside and explore this summer! Join our Explorium in Google Classroom for hands-on activities to Splash it!, Make it! Build it! Play it! Find it! and, of course, Read it! Activities will be posted every Wednesday and Saturday. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include a garden xylophone (play it!), flower ice cubes (splash it!), and moon craters (make it!).
Explorium is self-paced, and kids can choose which activities they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, bfzsjqd. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Love Legos? Then join our virtual Lego Lab! A new Lego Challenge will be posted every Thursday throughout the summer. Just a few examples of the Lego challenges we have planned for the summer include Lego zipline, mini-figurine adventure, and a zoo exhibit. Lego Lab is self-paced in Google Classroom, and kids can complete the challenges at any time. Kids can share a short video of what they created every week on Flipgrid in the Google Classroom!
To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google Classroom code, ln7a2kn. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Kids are natural scientists, artists, and engineers! They love to ask questions, explore, and can be VERY persistent. Encourage your kids STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) abilities this summer and join our STEAM studio. Hands-on activities, experiments, and projects will be posted every Monday and Friday, and each week will have a different theme. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include pendulum painting (force and motion), underwater volcano (density), and astronaut lander (engineering).
STEAM Studio is self-paced in Google Classroom, and kids can choose which experiments or projects they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, zps7sxm. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
After spending so much time in the virtual world, get outside and explore this summer! Join our Explorium in Google Classroom for hands-on activities to Splash it!, Make it! Build it! Play it! Find it! and, of course, Read it! Activities will be posted every Wednesday and Saturday. Just a few examples of the activities planned for this summer include a garden xylophone (play it!), flower ice cubes (splash it!), and moon craters (make it!).
Explorium is self-paced, and kids can choose which activities they want to do. To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google classroom code, bfzsjqd. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Molly of Denali Workshop
This program will teach strategies to explore information text while exploring family traditions! Molly of Denai follows the adventures of feisty and resourceful Molly Mabray, a 10-year-old Alaska Native Girl. Families will explore books, online resources, field guides, historical archives, maps, charts and more. Children will learn about Alaska Native values and connect with their own family and community values.
In Molly’s world community members honor traditions as well as utilize modern day conveniences. Families will explore their own traditions and create an individual Mini-Museum Exhibit. We will meet Tuesday, August 4, 11, 18 and 25 @ 7:00 via ZOOM to share our exhibits and discuss our traditions. Meeting codes will be emailed to participants.
Session 1:: Investigating Animals
Session 2: Learning About Each Other
Session 3: Exploring My Community
Session 4: Celebrating Traditions
For more information contact Miss Denise ignaskyd@einetwork.net or Miss Cristen dandoc@einetwork.net
Love Legos? Then join our virtual Lego Lab! A new Lego Challenge will be posted every Thursday throughout the summer. Just a few examples of the Lego challenges we have planned for the summer include Lego zipline, mini-figurine adventure, and a zoo exhibit. Lego Lab is self-paced in Google Classroom, and kids can complete the challenges at any time. Kids can share a short video of what they created every week on Flipgrid in the Google Classroom!
To register, either fill out the registration form here or use the Google Classroom code, ln7a2kn. You will need a Gmail account. Any questions, please feel free to email us at dandoc@einetwork.net.
Virtual Meetup - Second and Fourth Mondays of the Month - 1:00 PM
Molly of Denali Workshop
This program will teach strategies to research information text while exploring family traditions! Molly of Denai follows the adventures of feisty and resourceful Molly Mabray, a 10-year-old Alaska Native Girl. Families will explore books, online resources, field guides, historical archives, maps, charts and more. Children will learn about Alaska Native values and connect with their own family and community values.
In Molly’s world community members honor traditions as well as utilize modern day conveniences. Families will discover their own traditions and create an individual Mini-Museum Exhibit. Camp materials will be provided weekly.
We will meet Tuesday, August 4, 11, 18 and 25 @ 7:00 via ZOOM to share our exhibits and discuss our traditions. Meeting codes will be emailed to participants.
Session 1:: Investigating Animals
Session 2: Learning About Each Other
Session 3: Exploring My Community
Session 4: Celebrating Traditions
This program is provided by the PBS Education Team
and Inquire Within.For more information contact Miss Denise ignaskyd@einetwork.net or Miss Cristen dandoc@einetwork.net
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