Bake For Family Fun Month
It is officially winter, the tree branches are bare, and there is a chill in the air; perhaps it is even cold enough to snow. February is National Bake for Family Fun Month - this is the perfect time of year [...]
Make Your Own Faux Stained Glass
Learn how to make your own faux stained glass at home using easy-to-find materials! Materials A sheet of plexiglass or glass (such as from an old picture frame) Paintbrush Black acrylic paint (for leading lines) Bottle of white [...]
Kanopy Kids Movie Review – Signed Stories
Hello! Welcome back to Movie Reviews for Kids, where I review movies for kids! This is a special edition to the series because instead of talking about traditional movies, I will highlight a new addition to Kanopy, Signed Stories! Kanopy is a [...]
Neurodivergence in Adults: A Brief Study of ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety/Depression
The air is filled with the smell of vanilla, sugar, and chocolate. Erykah Badu’s ‘Rimshot’ is blaring through the speakers. It’s Saturday morning, and I am making our household favorite - chocolate chip cookies. Then, I remembered I was supposed to clean [...]
Creating Good Habits to Reach Your Goals in 2024
Happy New Year! 2023 is now behind you, and you may feel a bit overwhelmed with expectations for 2024. I’m sure friends and family have asked you about your goals for the year, and you may start to feel the pressure to [...]
Arctic and Polar Animal Awareness
Welcome to the white, cold, and snowy world of the Arctic on the North and South Poles, home to many exciting animals who have adapted to survive in this harsh environment that is their home. This blog will teach you about these [...]
Laugh for the Health of It
Chuckle, giggle, snicker, mirth … Whatever you call it, not only is laughter contagious, but some say it’s “the best medicine.” And on January 24th at 1:24 pm (local time), the world is invited to partake in the merriment of Global [...]
What’s Next Recs!
Looking for something new to read? See what some of your librarians are reading! These picks are just a few recent reads from our librarians that they enjoyed enough to share. Browse through & see if any pique your interest! *CCPL Staff [...]
Celebrating A.A. Milne on His Birthday
Celebrated children’s author A.A. Milne was born on January 18, 1882. Best known for creating our friends in the Hundred-Acre Woods, Milne published his first book for children in 1924! The collection of poems was written for the author’s son, Christopher Robin [...]
Documentaries for Teens: The Real Middle Earth
The New Year is the perfect time to learn something new. Why not a deep dive into one of the most popular pieces of fantasy ever written? In this session of Documentaries for Teens, we will celebrate JRR Tolkein’s 132nd birthday [...]