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In these live virtual Zoom events, New York Times-bestselling author Jarrett J. Krosoczka will show students how he went from being a drawing-loving kid to a widely-published adult and how he brings his ideas from sketchbook to printed book. Presented by the Montgomery County Libraries “One Summer, One Author†Youth Author Tour. Tuesday, June 29 at 6:30 pmFor youth entering grades 3-6 in […]
» Read moreTell your own tale with this DIY Teens Take Home Kit! Your bag will include supplies and instructions to make your own handmade feather quill pen and a DIY ink recipe. Supplies are limited and registration is required. Once reserved, kits can be picked up the week of June 19-25. Pick-up instructions will be emailed to each registrant. For students in […]
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May the Fourth (or the Fifth?) be with you! Celebrate Star Wars Day a little late with us and use the force in our Star Wars Trivia game. If you missed playing with us live, you can now play the trivia game online in your own time and still see how well you do versus other patrons playing at home.* Challenge your family and friends! Play […]
» Read moreThis new group for teens meets regularly to share resources, personal experiences, and books to help equip each of us to be a better ally, an active anti-racist, and an agent for social equity. All youth in grades 6-12 are welcome to attend. We encourage participation from students of every race, culture, gender, sexual identity, socioeconomic class, religious background, physical and neuro-ability. Next […]
» Read moreGet ready for the growing season by making your own seed bombs! DIY Teens Take Home Kit This seasonal kit includes native seeds, soil, clay, and instructions for your own guerilla gardening endeavors. Once reserved, kits can be picked up the week of May 1-7. For students in grades 6-12. Supplies are limited and registration is required. Register here to reserve […]
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Who doesn’t love food? But how much do you know about it? Find out and test your knowledge.? You can now play our food trivia game online in your own time and still see how well you do versus other patrons playing at home.* Challenge your family and friends! Play Now! Click on the link above to play on an internet browser […]
» Read moreLet’s check out the new airship! Join in a virtual gathering to play the popular multiplayer game, Among Us. We will meet via Zoom for this live, private game session hosted by HVL and our amazing T.A.B. volunteers. Thursday, April 22 at 7 pm – Among Us Game Session for students in grades 5-12 – Register Registration is limited and required. Participants need to […]
» Read moreStroll along the Fairy Tale Trail at Lower Moreland Park. Follow the circular, 1/2 mile paved path around the park to discover the story of The Snail and the Frog (adapted from The Tortoise and the Hare). This interactive outdoor story experience, including the story adaptation and all story illustrations, was created by members of Huntingdon Valley Library’s amazing Teen Advisory Board. This story […]
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Celebrate Women’s History Month with these Young Adult fiction books featuring woman authors and strong, inspiring female protagonists. Find these and many others on display in the library, or place them on hold via the links to our catalog. Wonder Woman: Tempest Tossed – Laurie Halse Anderson The Burning – Laura Bates Firekeeper’s Daughter – Angeline Boulley This Is […]
» Read moreThis new group for teens meets regularly to share resources, personal experiences, and books to help equip each of us to be a better ally, an active anti-racist, and an agent for social equity. New topics will be covered each month, guided by student needs and requests. All youth in grades 6-12 are welcome to attend. We encourage participation from students […]
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