The Youth Department held two very successful LEGO programs for children in kindergarten through fifth grade over the past few months. We would love to make this an ongoing activity, but we need your help to collect enough LEGOs to do so. If you have any new or gently used LEGO or LEGO Duplo blocks you would be willing to donate to the library, please bring them to the Circulation Desk or Youth Help Desk. Thank you!
Youth Services
Youth Winter Reading Club
Youth Winter Reading Club (Preschool-Gr.8)
Read or listen to books for at least 8 hours anytime from December 21 – January 31 and you will earn fun prizes. To be a part of the Winter Reading Club, please sign up at either the Youth Desk or the Circulation Desk.
Christmas Cookie Decorating
Just in time for the holidays, parents and children in Kindergarten-2nd Grade are invited to come to this program together to decorate Christmas cookies. On Tuesday, December 15 from 7:00-7:45 p.m., Baking and Pastry Art student Elisa Heimburger will join us to explain what it takes to be a pastry chef and lead us in decorating gingerbread houses and two types of Christmas cookies. All participants will also receive a free copy of the book Cookies: Bite-Size Life Lessons by Amy Krouse Rosenthal. Registration is required. There are only a few spots left, so please register at the library, online, or by calling us at (630) 773-1699.
Donations For New Video Game Collection
We need your help! Do you have any video games at home that you no longer play? If so, the Youth Department is working on starting a video game collection, and we would love your donations to help us begin the process. Games for Playstation, Xbox, Wii, and Nintendo DS will all be accepted. Thank you for your assistance.




