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Library to Go: Computer Class
So much can be done from home - even checking out library
books and movies! We will show you how to use the digital resources of the
library for use at home or on the go. We’ll learn how to download/stream eBooks
and audiobooks from Libby, as well as movies, music, and tv shows in Hoopla,
and documentaries and online classes in Kanopy. Simply bring your own tablet,
phone or laptop and we will show you the rest.
Messy Me at the Library
Messy fun for curious tots as they learn and explore through process art. Enjoy stories, songs, and art making for 12 months to 4 years old. Children will have the opportunity to play with materials in a variety of textures, shapes, and sizes with caregiver guidance.
Don’t forget to dress for the mess!
Word Beyond Basics: Computer Class
Learn and practice creating professional-looking documents
using Microsoft Word in this hands-on class. Topics include headers/footers,
tables, layout features, adding photos and images, and layering shapes. All
laptop equipment provided.
Brainwise: 10 ways to Stop and Think
For tweens ages 9-12 and one parent/guardian.
These workshops are facilitated by Partners, a community-based organization serving youth and families. BrainWise is an evidence-based social and emotional learning program used all over the world to promote critical thinking and decision-making skills.
Google Docs en español: Computer Class
Bite Sized Crafts
Gmail: Computer Class
You have probably discovered an email address is necessary
for so many things in the world. In this hands-on class, we will help you
create a free Gmail account and use Gmail efficiently and effectively. All
laptop equipment provided.
Brainwise: 10 Ways to Stop and Think
For tweens ages 9-12 and one parent/guardian.
These workshops are facilitated by Partners, a community-based organization serving youth and families. BrainWise is an evidence-based social and emotional learning program used all over the world to promote critical thinking and decision-making skills.
IMAGINANTES-X: Stop Motion Workshop/Taller
Día de los Niños con Memo Plastilina
Celebra el Día de los Niños con el artista mexicano Memo Plastilina en este taller de modelado con plastilina donde los niños en edad preescolar y sus cuidadores crearán una obra de arte. Todos los materiales serán proporcionados.
Para niños de 3 a 6 años. Se necesita inscripción.
Jueves 13 de abril, 2023. 10:00 - 11:00 AM
Biblioteca Harmony
Programa presentado en español con interpretación consecutiva al inglés.
Guillermo Castellanos es un autor, ilustrador y artista de plastilina mexicano. Sus libros: Evasaurio, Huella y Pijama han cautivado a niños y mayores. Además, también ha colaborado como ilustrador en otros doce libros. Su obra ha sido disfrutada en todo México en exhibiciones, empaques y posters. También ha participado en exposiciones colectivas en Israel y Reino Unido. Ha facilitado múltiples talleres internacionales.
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Celebrate Children's Day with Mexican artist Memo Plastilina in this clay modeling workshop, where preschoolers and their childcare providers will create a masterpiece using clay. All materials will be provided.
Kids age 3-6. Registration required.
Thursday, April 13, 2023. 10:00 - 11:00 AM
Harmony Library
Program presented in Spanish with consecutive English interpretation.
Guillermo Castellanos is a Mexican author, illustrator, and clay modeling artist. His books: Evasaurio, Huella, and Pijama have captivated children and adults. In addition, he has also collaborated as illustrator for other twelve books of which Guillermo Castellanos is a Mexican author, illustrator, and modeling clay artist. His books have captivated children and adults. His work has been enjoyed throughout Mexico in exhibits, packaging, and posters. He has also participated in collective exhibits in Israel and UK, and has facilitated international workshops.
Bite Sized Craft
The Art of Handwriting
Drop-In Tech Time
Looking for a quiet place to focus and work on your computer
projects? Tech Time is designed to create a space to bring your
laptop (or use a library-provided laptop) and make progress towards your
project goals. A library staff person will be available to provide tech
assistance and answer questions about accessing and editing files,
spreadsheets, and online projects. If
you’d like to work towards a computer certification, get more comfortable
trying new computer programs, or access learning videos about software, tech,
coding, or job skills, come by to get a calm work space, encouragement, resources, and
information.
Google Docs: Computer Class
Learn and practice the basics of Google Docs in this
hands-on class. Google Docs is a free, browser-based word processor. We will
help you create, edit, and share documents online, and we will show you how to
access them from any computer with an internet connection. All laptop equipment
provided; please bring your current Google account log-in information, or a
cell phone for new account setup.
Teen Writers
Brainwise: 10 ways to Stop and Think
For tweens ages 9-12 and one parent/guardian.
These workshops are facilitated by Partners, a community-based organization serving youth and families. BrainWise is an evidence-based social and emotional learning program used all over the world to promote critical thinking and decision-making skills.
Money Matters: Navigating Financial Decisions
As we’re sailing through life, many obstacles can get in the way of our financial plan. From money beliefs to debt repayment, we’ll share tools that will help you course through whatever may arise. This seminar is part of the Money Matters series of personal financial education in collaboration with libraries and credit unions across the Front Range.
Register in advance for this meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIsf-mqqjMiE9WfjRBAx8CcEynf3pUCKSFi
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
Tinker Tots
Elementary School Is Out, Trees Are In
Get green for Earth Day where library staff have designed
hands-on activities that will bring new friends together and help you make creations to take home with you - all about our tree friends!
For 1st to 4th graders. Registration required and library volunteers will be on hand to assist staff and kids.
Elementary School Is Out, Trees Are In
Get green for Earth Day where library staff have designed
hands-on activities that will bring new friends together and help you make creations to take home with you - all about our tree friends!
Sweet and Savory Wraps
Wraps are quick and easy things to make. They can be simple or complex, and they come in so many different varieties. Join us to learn to wrap with the best of them!
A consent form is required and is available at the time of the event.
Drop-In Tech Time
Looking for a quiet place to focus and work on your computer
projects? Tech Time is designed to create a space to bring your
laptop (or use a library-provided laptop) and make progress towards your
project goals. A library staff person will be available to provide tech
assistance and answer questions about accessing and editing files,
spreadsheets, and online projects. If
you’d like to work towards a computer certification, get more comfortable
trying new computer programs, or access learning videos about software, tech,
coding, or job skills, come by to get a calm work space, encouragement, resources, and
information.
Computer Comfort: Computer Class
Learn and practice the basics of using a computer in this
hands-on class. Using the library's laptops, we will guide you through the
fundamentals, including how to turn it on, use the mouse, and connect to the
internet. A great class both for beginners and people looking for more practice.
All laptop equipment provided.
Brainwise: 10 ways to Stop and Think
For tweens ages 9-12 and one parent/guardian.
These workshops are facilitated by Partners, a community-based organization serving youth and families. BrainWise is an evidence-based social and emotional learning program used all over the world to promote critical thinking and decision-making skills.