Join TAG volunteer Lilian in the YS programming room for Pokémon Club.
Bring your own Pokémon cards in if you want to trade with others. Each session of the club also features trivia games and other fun activities.
This drop-in style program is best suited for children in grades 3 and up, but all are welcome. No registration required.
Visit with staff from the Rutgers Quantitative Development Lab at their table in the library. Children are encouraged to play a few short mathematics-based games while parents can learn about the university's Center for Cognitive Studies and how they can get involved!
Our last December drop-in Sunday craft is scratch art! Join us while supplies last.
Make your own custom wrapping paper for the holidays with finger paint! Make sure to wear clothes you don't mind getting messy. This program is for kids grades K+. Free tickets are required and will be given out half an hour before the program.
Meet with representatives from New Jersey Statewide Student Support Services (NJ4S) and learn about services they provide to families with children in grades K through 12. Stop by their table to gather info and freebies, and let them know what support your family needs.
For more information about NJ4S, visit the NJ4S website.
Bring your cutest stuffed animals and give them a checkup, just like a real doctor!
Kids will learn from future doctors how to perform the doctor's exam, including taking their temperature, listening to the heart, and putting on a bandaid.
Come join us to create embroidered cardboard leaves.
Age 5+
Registration is required, click here to register.
Kids entering kindergarten through 3rd grade can keep their brains in gear with this fun game! We'll be practicing our addition facts while playing BINGO. Join us for your chance to win a prize!
Help librarian Suzanne make some space on the shelf behind her desk by dropping in to make a craft today!
Kids and tweens can stop by the children's desk to make a crafty leftover, while supplies last! We have some cute owls, some coin purses, some autumn ornaments, some sunflowers, some beaded bracelets... You never know what might be available for you to make!
For kids in kindergarten and up.
Girls Who Code club in-person meeting for members only.