Now available! Supplies are limited - please call to request your box. Learn about the world through food! Youth in grades 5 and up are invited to participate in this requestable snack box program highlighting a surprise region. The box will include an international snack, a description and map of the featured region, as well as some facts and suggested additional reading material that can be found in the library. Participants can pick up their International Snack Box through curbside pickup.
Celebrate Earth Day and explore the deep blue from home! Participants of all ages are invited to join Adventure Aquarium and LIVE animal guests as we explore interesting animal adaptations, as well as how animals appear in literature. Virtual guests will dive into some of the ways different animals use their tails - like tadpoles who use their tails for propulsion or thresher sharks who use their tails to stun prey. This 45 minute program will be held on Thursday, April 22nd at 6:00 pm through Zoom. Registration is required - please call to register. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Conant Public Library.
Take a bite out of this sweet treat! Children in grades 3 and up can request a candy sushi kit through curbside pickup starting on Monday, April 26th. We will prepare our candy sushi and discuss our creations during the virtual meeting on Thursday, May 6th at 4:30 pm through Zoom. Registration is required. Please call to register and to set up a day to pick up your kit through curbside pickup.
Take on trivia with Jeopardy for Teens! Youth in grades 6 and up are invited to participate in a Jeopardy program for teens on Wednesday, May 26th at 4:00 pm through Zoom. Participants can register to play individually or as a team. Registration is required - please call to register.
The Middle School and Young Adult sections are located on the top floor of the Conant Library. The Middle School collection is intended for grades 5-8 and includes fiction, audiobooks, and graphic novels. The Young Adult collection is tailored towards teens in grades 9-12 and also includes fiction, audiobooks, and graphic novels. Young Adult biographies are located on the main floor of the library with the Adult Biography collection, and Young Adult Non-fiction is located on the bottom floor of the library with the Adult Non-fiction collection.
For more information on Young Adult Services, please contact Lizzy Gagliardi at 978-422-6409 or egagliardi@cwmars.org.
NEW - TumbleBooks for Teens
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Gale Databases In Context (High School)
