Good posture is much more than just standing up straight. Our posture contributes to our overall physical and mental health. If you’ve been feeling aches and pains or have otherwise been feeling blue, time focusing on your posture may be just what [...]
*CCPL Staff picks are chosen by CCPL staff members and are not intended to be comprehensive lists. We'd love to hear your ideas too, so write to us and tell us what you’d recommend!* Since 1963, May has [...]
Are you a fan of Star Wars? Want to celebrate Star Wars Day - May the Fourth Be With You on May 4th? Check out this cute, simple Baby Yoda Light Craft!! Materials: A small jar [...]
Climate change may be scary and can seem overwhelming, but there are many things we can all do as individuals to help! Here are a few books and online resources to help us get started: From our Catalog: [...]
Have you ever seen a rainbow? Rainbows can be seen coming out from behind a cloud, rain, or even the ground. Create this cute Rainbow Cloud craft. Grab a hold of some of our other online resources such as COSMOS to learn more [...]
Do you miss browsing the bookshelves in the library? While the library may still be closed, we can bring the new shelf directly to you! Here are a few items from our new shelf to help you with that infamous question "what’s [...]
Join us on Wednesday, May 5th at 2 p.m. for a fun filled session of STEM Club, where we will learn even more about the chemistry of soap! Register Here! Color Exploding Magic Milk Chemistry Experiment used to [...]
The past few months have been very stressful for both parents and children since the COVID-19 closures in March 2020. Trying to make sure that children could access their school materials and continue to learn has been hit and miss. The digital divide [...]
Check out the latest radio style production from the CCPL Virtual Film Club, performed entirely on Zoom! Science Fiction Action Time Theater Ep. 47: I Borrowed It Tomorrow, I’ll Return It Yesterday Four students use a time machine to figure out why [...]
When Beatrix Potter was creating Peter Rabbit, she insisted the books be printed small, for her readers will be children and books should fit their small hands. With this blog post, you too can learn how to create your own miniature book! [...]
