Scratch is a block-based computer programming language so it's a good starting point to learn how to code.
Join us to learn the basics of MIT's Scratch Program and try out fun, coding projects.
This 9-days bootcamp is open to kids of 3-5th grade with no experience needed!
Every weekday from July 6th to July 16th 10:30 to 11:30am. Limited registration!
John Arthur is the director of the East Brunswick Public Library and a former children's librarian. He has performed on guitar and vocals for families and children at the Stone Pony, the Englewood Public Library, and many other places.
Mockingbird Melody is a group of student musicians who enjoy playing music for patients and seniors in local hospitals and nursing homes. We regularly visit them to share music, and also hold annual concerts to play for them in a more formal and professional environment as well as to raise funds for their programs.
Medical students from Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School are here to share information with you about important health topics. They will be outside (weather permitting) the library on Saturdays from 12pm to 2pm.
Passcode: 024931
We're obsessed! We can't stop ourselves from buying great new books for you!
Click here to browse a booklist featuring a selection of our new arrivals.
We will continue to update the booklist over the next few months, so make sure to check back soon!
Passcode: 272164
Learn more how to be prepared during future storms at home with Patrolman Reginald Wright, East Brunswick OEM John Kosik, and the library's CREW Resilience Hub.
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What was the Louisiana Purchase and why was it important? How did the Louisiana Purchase change the United States? How did it affect the future for black people and American Indians? When the United States bought the Louisiana Territory from France in 1803, it would lead to historic changes for the young country. Using an inquiry-based approach, primary sources, and quick-reference infographics, readers will learn the history behind the Louisiana Purchase and how it affected the future of America and its people.