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Part two in learning the basics of knitting.

Every Sunday @ 1:00 PM. Kindly register.

Chess with Wes (Community)

Walking toddlers ages 12 months to preschoolers under 4 can join Miss Sue's circle of friends for stories, songs, and general silliness. Caregiver participation is critical for success in this lively celebration of early literacy skills.  Registration is required-- space is limited.  This program is in the children's area program room.  

 Pre-K through 1st grade

Let's read together "The Secret of Saying Thanks" by Douglas Wood and then express what you are thankful for in your Thanksgiving Wheel Craft. Come and join us at the library! Kindly register at monroefreelibrary.org

(Registration begins for all Children's programs on the 25th of the preceding month)

GRADES 6 - 12

💭A TAB is a group of teen volunteers who meet once a month to plan programs, events, and recommend titles or other materials for the library's YA collection. It's a great chance for teenagers to make a difference in their community while earning volunteer hours and developing leadership skills!

📝Any Monroe Free Library Cardholder in grades 6-12 may attend. If you are not a current volunteer, you will have to fill out our volunteer paperwork at the start of the meeting.

💡This month we will begin to plan our next project! Come with ideas for programs or community service projects!

Learn how to make a traditional Peruvian dish with restaurant owner, Luisa.

Do you need some help with your laptop, your phone, your Ereader. Every Wednesday from 4:00pm to 5:00pm, the reference department will provide walk in tech help. Our team we will do our best to help with your problem and point you in the right direction as needed. It is a first come first serve basis and this service will only be available from 4-5.Though you do not need to sign up, you may want to call before coming in

GRADES 2-5

Birds fly south for the winter, the leaves fall, and Mr. Squirrel gathers and stashes acorns, and the Northern Hemisphere nights become longer, while the Earth is tilted on its axix as it travels around the sun. Calling all junior astronomers! Let's learn how Earth's tilt and its position in orbit around the Sun determine seasons around the globe. This is for children in grades 2 to 5. 

Registration irequired. We will meet in the program room by the childrn's desk.