STEM Program This Tuesday (10/18/22)

**REMINDER** Next week the library will be hosting Bloomsburg Children’s Museum again on Tuesday, October 18th at 6 PM.

In this free class titled “Spooky Engineering”, students (ages 6-13) will learn about pneumatics (air power) and create a box with a pop-up surprise. Sign up soon either at the library or by calling 570-648-3202.

Ancestry Library Edition Always Available

Looking to research your family history? The Shamokin-Coal Township Public library is just the place to go! The library offers free public access to the Ancestry Library Edition service. This means that thousands of records including births/deaths, marriages, census data, and so much more can be easily retrieved with just a few simple steps.

Find out more about your family tree by searching Ancestry Library, a public library version of the popular Ancestry.com that includes access to over 2 billion names and thousands of genealogical databases!

STEM Program Next Week

Next week the library will be hosting Bloomsburg Children’s Museum again on Tuesday, October 18th at 6 PM.

In this free class titled “Spooky Engineering”, students (ages 6-13) will learn about pneumatics (air power) and create a box with a pop-up surprise. Sign up soon either at the library or by calling 570-648-3202.

Preschool Storytime & Movement

We had quite a crowd at Preschool Storytime & Movement this morning! After reading “When the Leaf Blew In” and singing our songs, each child crafted their very own fall wreath to take home.

Join us on Monday, October 31st (10 AM) for a very special Halloween party that will feature lots of food and fun!

Candy Bucket Decorating

We know that everyone who joined us Saturday morning at the library for candy bucket decorating will be trick-or-treating in style this year! A special thanks goes to the NCCA and volunteers Jeanne Shaffer and Joyce Sickora for helping us make special events like this possible.

Fun With Simple Circuits at the Library

We had a very illuminating evening yesterday at the library making anglerfish with light up eyes and antennas! Students were first able to tap into their artistic abilities to color a fish and then were shown how a simple circuit can be constructed using a small battery. We send our thanks to Bloomsburg Children’s Museum for helping us provide educational STEM programs like this for our community!