• Complete/attend a Summer STEM From Your Library activity.
• Find and read a story on the Libby app.
• Make a friendship bracelet and give to a friend.
• Meet some friends at the park or pool.
• Host a board game afternoon with friends old and new.

• Complete/attend a Summer STEM From Your Library activity.
• Find and read a story on the Libby app.
• Read a book to someone in a nursing home or retirement community.
• Visit the Farmers’ Market.
• Build a LEGO replica of someplace in your community.

• Complete/attend a Summer STEM From Your Library activity.
• Find and read a story on the Libby app.
• Do a science project at National Geographic Kids.
• Make an aluminum boat and see how many pennies it will hold.
• Build a sculpture or tapestry using symmetrical elements found in the environment.

• Complete/attend a Summer STEM From Your Library activity.
• Find and read a story on the Libby app.
• Discover three countries at National Geographic Kids.
• Learn three phrases in a different language and use them for a week.
• Find a recipe from another country, make it & share it.

• Complete/attend a Summer STEM From Your Library activity.
• Find and read a story on the Libby app.
• Create a treasure hunt for friends or family.
• Build an obstacle course in your backyard with friends & pretend to be American Ninja Warriors.
• Have a puzzle race with friends (100 pc puzzles work well).

• Complete/attend a Summer STEM From Your Library activity.
• Find and read a story on the Libby app.
• Bake cookies for an older neighbor.
• Make an “affirmations jar.”
• Volunteer to do a chore or job for someone else.

For Kids ages 6 – 8 & Tweens ages 9 – 11 and their accompanying adult. Come to the library and participate in an activity that’s about science, technology, engineering, or math!

STEM Crafting for July:

• July 11: Potential Energy  – For this activity, we will learn the concepts of potential and kinetic energy by building balloon powered cars.
• July 25: Building Together – For this activity, we will learn the concepts of measuring, structural design, buoyancy, and working together by building tin foil boats in groups.

For Kids ages 6 – 8, Tweens ages 9 – 11, and Teens ages 12 – 18. Anyone under the age of 12 needs to be accompanyied by an adult.

Do you love Legos? Join other kids who love the ever popular bricks at Madison Library District’s amazing LEGO club!

For Tweens ages 9 – 11, and Teens ages 12 – 18. 

Learn the art of Chess and other games with the master of fun and strategy, Nick Allison!

Games and supplies will be provided.

For Teens and Tweens ages 9 – 18.

We wanted to do something a little different then usual and do an outside mancala game using squishy balls, buckets with water, and running around. It should be a lot of fun!

EVENT CANCELLED DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND OUR CONTROL

Come out and gaze at the stars!  We’ll have our big telescope set up, and Cathy Stanton, former Star Ranger, will be there to take you on a guided tour through the universe.

Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Don’t miss it!