When stuck indoors, sometimes the best way to live is vicariously, and some of the best stories can be found in the lives of real-life individuals.
Make Learning Fun!
Make learning fun while at home! Do you want to learn more about the three branches of the U.S. Government, collaborate with other nations to solve international crises, or put your lawyering skills to the test by arguing real Supreme Court cases? You can do all this by creating an account, http://iCivics.org/games. Games transform concept…
ABCmouse Makes Learning Fun for Kids Ages 2-8+
ABCmouse is a fun, interactive educational resource for young children and their families that you can check out. There are more than 8,500 activities for toddlers, preschoolers, and school-aged children, Kindergarten through second grade. These activities teach reading, math, science, health, social studies, art and music. Kids can take lessons in school subjects, read an…
April Book of the Month: Frankly in Love
Frankly in Love by David Yoon. April Teen Book of the Month at SCCLD.
April 1, 2020 is Census Day – No Fooling!
The results of the 2020 Census will help determine how billions - even trillions - of dollars in federal funding flow into states and communities each year. Make sure you're counted!
International Transgender Day of Visibility
It's International Transgender Day of Visibility, honored every year on March 31st! We are honoring it with the Gender Unicorn and book recommendations.
New Early Learning Fun from World Book Encyclopedia Online
Discover new Early Learning activities for your preschooler from World Book Encyclopedia in our Kid's Online Library
Making Medical Equipment
There have been many news segments about hospitals running low on personal protective equipment (PPE) and the internet is abuzz with people sewing masks and 3D printing parts for face shields. The big question is: Should we chip in and make some too? We all want to be helpful and safe during this pandemic and…
Make Time for Art
Take time during this time of shelter-in-place to create art. Follow these links for creative inspiration.
Looking at 1920 Census Through Ancestry Library after Completing Your 2020 Census!
After completing your 2020 census, see how your ancestor completed their 1920 census through access of SCCLD Ancestry Library! You can now access Ancestry Library at home. Just click on the link and enter your library card and PIN. The U.S. Census box is in the lower right corner. Here is an example of…
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