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Start Coding
Posted about 10 hours ago by Kate M
From creating video games to designing web pages, from programming robots to developing apps, coding is the superpower you need. The Library introduces free software and classes to get you exploring this exciting field.
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NaNoWriMo Writing Workshops at TLCPL!
Posted about 15 hours ago by Maddison S
November is National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) and the Library’s writing workshops will be participating to help you reach your goals. Read further for more information about the month-long challenge, the workshops and the Library’s accessible resources for writers.
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Elections & Voting for PreK-3
Posted about 15 hours ago by School Engagement
Read-Watch-Do! - Learn about elections and voting with these eBooks, movies and activities.
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Self Esteem Resources for Preschool/Kindergarten
Posted about 3 days ago by Patti L
Self-esteem resources for young children.
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WWII Propaganda: How Images of Women Made the Difference
Posted about 5 days ago by Maddison S
With thousands of men enlisted into the war effort, contributions by women were tested. See how American government propaganda not only encouraged women to support the war effort but also reminded women – and the entire country – of their value in dire times.
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Gamers Guild: Animal Crossing Crew
Posted about 5 days ago by Amber B
Do you own a Nintendo Switch and the popular game Animal Crossing: New Horizons? TLCPL wants to be your Nintendo friend! Learn more about our new virtual library program series, Gamers Guild: Animal Crossing Crew.
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Blogging 101: Creating Engaging Content
Posted about 5 days ago by April S
Learn how to create blog content that speaks to your target audience in a real way.
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Election Resources for Grades 4-5
Posted about 5 days ago by Patti L
Resources on elections and voting for grades 4 and 5.
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Media Literacy 2020
Posted about 6 days ago by Patrick Cook
Arm yourself with the ability to stop sensational, misleading, false news in its tracks. Find the tools and learn the skills employed by the most trusted fact checkers. Be more prepared than ever to not be misled this election season.
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Rachel Recommends
Posted about 6 days ago by Rachel S
“October is crisp days and cool nights, a time to curl up around the dancing flames and sink into a good book.” ~John Sinor
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Louise Glück and Other Nobel Prize Winning Authors
Posted about 6 days ago by Eric P
Poet Louise Glück recently became the latest author to receive a surprise phone call from the Nobel committee. It puts her in good -- if sometimes eccentric -- company.
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Podcasting for Everyone!
Posted about 7 days ago by Patrick Cook
Maybe you've listened to some podcasts. Maybe not. But did you know you can make them yourself? The Library has all the information you could want about putting your voice onto the world stage.
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Historical Heroines: Medieval Powerhouses
Posted about 8 days ago by Jozlyn H and Stefani H
This post is inspired by Jozlyn’s medieval history professor's passion for Middle Ages-era women, as well as by Stefani's colonial history professor having told her class, “Now that you have this knowledge, you can’t pretend you don’t.” Coming to fruition thanks to two librarians and history nerds, this blog is sure to have you wondering if it always, really has been a “Man’s World”!
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Biome and Ecosystem Resources for Grades 4-5
Posted about 10 days ago by Kate M
Biomes are a large naturally occurring community of plants and animals occupying a habitat. Ecosystems are the interactions between the living things and the non-living things in a biome. Want to learn more? Check out these great resources from your Library!
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Repeating History: How the Presidential Election of 1876 May Inform the Outcome of the Current Presidential Race
Posted about 11 days ago by Rebecca S
As with any political conversation, it is important to consider the ways in which the past informs the present. Read further to explore how the disputed 1876 election of 19th U.S. President Rutherford B. Hayes may provide insight into our current moment and take a look into the voting resources available to you at our library and in our community.
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Meet Connie
Posted about 12 days ago by Latino Cultural Committee
The Library values the diversity of its staff and the culture and history they represent. This Hispanic Heritage Month, we invite you to get to know some of our Hispanic/Latinx staff members.
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Our Favorite Apple Books
Posted about 12 days ago by Jozlyn H
Sit down with your family, one of these books, and a mug of hot apple cider for a fantastic (and warm) fall experience.
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5 Halloween Stories Perfect for Small Children
Posted about 12 days ago by April S
A selection of not-too scary stories for young children to enjoy during the Halloween season and beyond.
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Meet Ruben
Posted about 13 days ago by Latino Cultural Committee
The Library values the diversity of its staff and the culture and history they represent. This Hispanic Heritage Month, we invite you to get to know some of our Hispanic/Latinx staff members.
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Books That Take You Behind the Scenes of a Presidential Campaign
Posted about 13 days ago by Eric P
If you've ever worked for a presidential campaign, reported on a presidential campaign, or wandered somewhere near a presidential campaign, you've probably written a book about it. Maybe your book's on this list.
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Stay Healthy for PreK-3
Posted about 13 days ago by School Engagement
Learn about germs and how doctors help keep us healthy with these eBooks, movies and activities. Use your Library card and PIN to access these resources.
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Landforms Resources for Grades 1-5
Posted about 14 days ago by Kate M
Landforms are the features that make up the surface of the Earth. From mountains to valleys, and all the plateaus in between, the library has resources to help you explore landforms.
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Thirty-two Monstrous Movies for Spooky Season
Posted about 14 days ago by Eric P
Not all of these movies are scary, but they all have monsters. Or monstrous behavior. And also, by the way, some of them are super scary.
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Which Witch Book?
Posted about 15 days ago by Jozlyn H
Which Witch Book Should You Read? Here is an assemblage of 12 (because 13 would be unlucky) Witchy books to enthrall you this October.
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American Politics in Movies
Posted about 17 days ago by Eric P
If this election year has gotten you to a point where you've had it up to here with real-world politicians, these movies offer you the chance to take a break and spend some time with fictional politicians.
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