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How to Make Zoom Work for You
Have family or friends invited you to join them on Zoom? What is Zoom? Here are a couple of videos by AARP that will get you started.
Teens Making History Project
What has 2020 looked like for you? Imagine through the eyes of your parents, grandparents, younger siblings, and your friends. Did you miss prom this year? Part
All Horror, All The Time
Whispers come from within the walls, an eerie voice tells a tale that shouldn't be true... searching for horror? You've found it. Here are some recommendations to satisfy your thirst for a good scare!
CUỘC THỐNG KÊ DÂN SỐ 2020!
CUỘC THỐNG KÊ DÂN SỐ 2020!
Contado en el Censo Del 2020!
Contado en el Censo Del 2020!
Get Creative: Collage
Check out our Get Creative art video series, just for Teens! Anthony from Morgan Hill Art School will show you how to use everything from scrap paper, magazines, or newspapers to make your very own collage! Inspired by the work of Romare Bearden, you can use texture, color, and shape to make a new scene…
A Starry, Starry Summer, No. 28
Enjoy a Starry Summer, Episode 28 of the Storytime Seedlings Podcast - for storytime anytime, anywhere you want!
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Round 5 of the Teen Book Battle – The Last Battle
The final week of voting!!! Vote for your favorite teen titles and get a chance at winning a prize!
Fantastic Non-Fiction Picture Books for Older Readers
We often think of picture books for preschool aged children. There also are many visual appealing books for elementary aged kids as well that are more enjoyable to read than textbooks and provide enriching information. Here is a sample of five non-fiction picture books of famous and not-so-famous people. Me and the Sky, Captain Beverley…
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