BreakOut of This: A Week Long Virtual Challenge for Families

Click Here to jump on the BreakoutEdu game train! Questions will test reading, mathematics, sciences and logic all in an effort to stretch your brain. Challenges will be released daily from April 12 – 16 and will get harder as we go! Complete them with your family one by one or save them all for the end of the week. All games should be completed by Monday April 19 to crown the next puzzle master. 

This program has been made possible by the Friends of the James Blackstone Memorial Library

Teen Game Night (grades 7-12)

Join Miss Sarah in Discord for a night of Among Us, Jackbox Games & more!

Once a month, we’re using our Virtual Teen Space to meet for game night! We’ll explore the viral game sensation Among Us, Jackbox Games, and more! Space is limited for this event. To receive an invitation to join us in our Virtual Teen Space (on discord), please register for this event. You’ll receive an email with instructions to join!

BreakOut of This: A Week Long Virtual Challenge for Families

Click Here to jump on the BreakoutEdu game train! Questions will test reading, mathematics, sciences and logic all in an effort to stretch your brain. Challenges will be released daily from April 12 – 16 and will get harder as we go! Complete them with your family one by one or save them all for the end of the week. All games should be completed by Monday April 19 to crown the next puzzle master. 

This program has been made possible by the Friends of the James Blackstone Memorial Library

BreakOut of This: A Week Long Virtual Challenge for Families

Click Here to jump on the BreakoutEdu game train! Questions will test reading, mathematics, sciences and logic all in an effort to stretch your brain. Challenges will be released daily from April 12 – 16 and will get harder as we go! Complete them with your family one by one or save them all for the end of the week. All games should be completed by Monday April 19 to crown the next puzzle master. 

This program has been made possible by the Friends of the James Blackstone Memorial Library

BreakOut of This: A Week Long Virtual Challenge for Families

Click Here to jump on the BreakoutEdu game train! Questions will test reading, mathematics, sciences and logic all in an effort to stretch your brain. Challenges will be released daily from April 12 – 16 and will get harder as we go! Complete them with your family one by one or save them all for the end of the week. All games should be completed by Monday April 19 to crown the next puzzle master. 

This program has been made possible by the Friends of the James Blackstone Memorial Library

TAG: Teen Advisory Group (Grades 6-12)

Earn community service virtually! Whether you’ve volunteered for our in-person teen group in the past or you’re brand new to our community, join us in our virtual teen space (on discord) for a club where we review new books for the library to purchase & choose upcoming events. Best of all, meetings count as community service.

Club meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month. Open to mature teens in grades 6 through 12. Please note: registration is required to receive an invitation to join us on discord. Click here to register.

BreakOut of This: A Week Long Virtual Challenge for Families

Click Here to jump on the BreakoutEdu game train! Questions will test reading, mathematics, sciences and logic all in an effort to stretch your brain. Challenges will be released daily from April 12 – 16 and will get harder as we go! Complete them with your family one by one or save them all for the end of the week. All games should be completed by Monday April 19 to crown the next puzzle master. 

This program has been made possible by the Friends of the James Blackstone Memorial Library

Rick Riordan Presents: A Virtual Book Club (for grades 3-6)

Join us once a month for a virtual book club that features different books from Rick Riordan Presents – a small publishing division with the goal of sharing new cultures and backgrounds through stories inspired by their mythology, folklore, and heritage. OR, we may find ourselves diving into other recommended reads.

Sign up here to meet the fourth Thursday of every month and you will be sent an email with our ZOOM meeting number and password the morning of our club so that you can join in the discussion.

Our next book will be voted on to read soon, so check back!

After Dinner Gardening: Grow Stuff You Can Eat (Grades 5-12)

We’re putting together kits with everything you need to start a windowsill garden of edible plants, all your own. Plus (bonus) we’ll learn to turn table scraps and grocery store leftovers (the parts you would usually throw away) into new food you can grow and eat.

Not sure you have a green enough thumb? Invite your mom to attend this event with you (for Mother’s Day) and grow your plants together! Space is limited for this event, so please sign up for one spot per family (and share with your mom). To register for this event, click here.

Sponsored by the Allan Louis Loeb Foundation.

Teen Take & Make (Grades 5-12)

Once a month, we’re putting together bags with a craft, just for you. Drop by the library, pick one up, take it & make it! Each month is a different activity. It could be a craft to keep, a challenge to participate in, or an edible activity you eat!

Kits are available while supplies last during no-contact pickup hours, 10am-12 pm, 2pm-8 pm. No registration is required. Kits are first come, first served. Want to receive a reminder to pick up a kit? Sign up for an email reminder here!

Sponsored by the Allan Louis Loeb Foundation.