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Looking for homework help? Come on in to your local library to find the resources you need for success! Aldine Library will offer a quiet space for teens and kids on Thursdays @ 5: 30 PM. Librarians will be on hand to provide assistance

Harris County Public Library offers a variety of free resources, including computers, printers, and access to special research websites available with your library card.

Note: Librarians will not do the homework nor can we guarantee any grades; this program is here to offer assistance answering questions.

Description

April is National Poetry Month, and what better time, to participate in a 2-hour poetry workshop to broaden and hone your poetic skills with a comfortable and relaxed workspace to share ideas and nurture expression. Students of all levels will build communication skills as they get a closer look at the inner workings of poetry.

Join us at the Barbara Bush Branch Library for Pre-School Storytime with Ms. Caroline! We will read stories, sing songs, and exercise our creative bodies. Look forward to a monthly bilingual surprise!

Grab your dice and step into a world of adventure! 

T(w)een DnD at the library is a chance to create a character, team up with other players, and dive into epic quests. 

No experience necessary! All levels welcome.

**Parents/Caregivers need to pick up their child from the library promptly at 8 PM.**

For: Pre-K 4–Elementary

Tommy Terrific presents A Magical Dinosaur Dig! With the help of the Magician’s Handbook, participants will help guide Tommy on a magical journey back to the age when dinosaurs roamed the Earth. Young explorers will encounter incredible dinosaurs, such as the mighty T. Rex and the powerful Triceratops, while discovering fun and fascinating facts about these amazing prehistoric creatures.

How to Attend:

This is an intermediate/advanced conversational club. Each week, we listen to an article and take turns answering related questions.

Mobile users, you will need to download Microsoft Teams to join.

Cameras not required, but audio and microphone are if you want to join the discussion.

New to journaling? Already love it and want to connect with others?

Join us for Freeman Scribblers, a relaxed, creative space where we’ll explore different journaling styles and techniques for all kinds of writers — from beginners to seasoned journalers.

Some materials will be provided.  Participants are encouraged to bring a blank or recurring journal and any favorite journaling supplies they’d like to use.

Teens ages 13 and up are invited to join a three-week mini Dungeons & Dragons adventure set at a mysterious summer camp deep in the woods. Teens will work together to investigate strange sightings, track down legendary cryptids, and uncover what’s really lurking beyond the campfire’s glow!

No prior D&D experience is required—new and experienced players are welcome. Pre-made Character sheets and dice will be provided. Registration is limited so sign up now!

Stop by the front desk for any questions and to pick up your Session-Reminder.

Join us for an interactive early literacy experience for infants and their caregivers. This program is geared toward babies newborn-18 months and features a 20-minute guided story time with songs, a book, and a new baby sign each week, followed by 25 minutes of free play and opportunity for community building between caregivers. 

This program is a wonderful way to encourage your child’s language development, early literacy, and connect with other parents!

Join us for an interactive early literacy experience for preschoolers and their caregivers. This program is geared toward children ages 3-6 years old and features songs, books, and crafts each week!

This program is a wonderful way to promote early literacy, social skills, and kindergarten readiness skills!

Space is limited. Please pick up your free tickets at the Children's Reference Desk the morning of the program to gain entry to Sapling story time.