Homeschoolers of all ages and styles are invited to Homeschool Hangout Hour in the Carnegie Library auditorium every Monday in February from 1:30-2:30 PM.
February 5: Role Playing Games (Game provided.)
February 12: Gameschooling. (Games provided.)
February 19: Writing Club. (Bring your own writing supplies!)
February 26: Free study/hangout/share what you’ve been working on.
Homeschool families can enjoy an afternoon of storytelling with Storyfest-favorite Laura Pershin Raynor. This free performance will take place on November 2 at 2 PM at the Spring Arbor Branch community room.
Discover more Storyfest events for all ages here.
Homeschooled kids ages 5-18 can join us for an immersive, hands-on experience to learn what it’s like to work in a library. Along with a tour of the historic Carnegie Library, you’ll stop in each department to learn library skills and gain actual experience.
At the end of your volunteering and touring, we’ll have a “break room” open for you with donuts!
Space is limited and registration is required. Call 517-905-1331 to register.
Please note: Each child ages 5-18 must be individually registered. Younger siblings and parents are welcome and do not need to register.
Already registered? Take this short survey to help us tailor the experience to participant ages and interests.
Homeschool parents can make a teacher I.D. card using Canva at the Carnegie Library. While parents are creating cards, kids can attend storytime right down the hall.
After the cards and storytime, we’ll laminate the I.D. cards while families enjoy donuts and social time. Homeschool resources will also be available.
Call 517-905-1331 to register.