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Give Your Kids Fun, Educational Content with the Library’s New Launchpad Tablets!
/in Kids, Learn, Play/by Kelly KLaunchpad tablets are pre-loaded with content for kids, designed with a simple, easy-to-use interface, and 100% secure. Launchpad tablets are made to be passed from one set of hands to the next. Going on a road trip, vacation, or spending some downtime at home? Launchpad tablets are the perfect device to keep your kiddos busy! […]
Raise a Reader with 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten
/in Kids, Learn, Read/by JerissaDo you have a baby, toddler, or preschool-aged child? Sign them up for 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten. This self-paced reading program helps parents prepare their young children for one of life’s big milestones: kindergarten. Reading early and often with your child helps them develop early literacy skills that will later help them learn how to […]
Hang Out in The Lookout!
/in Kids, Learn, Play, Read/by ShannonHave you been to The Lookout? It’s a space here at the Eau Claire Library meant just for our school age visitors! We were excited to add this area to Youth Services during our renovation, and we immediately filled it with all sorts of fun things to discover and do. In The Lookout, you will […]
Check Out Our Youth Study Rooms
/in Kids, Learn, Read/by AndriaDid you know the library has…youth study rooms? That’s right, the Youth Services area of the library has three kids/family study rooms and two teen study rooms that are free to use, no library card required. Each room can be reserved for two hours per day, with an additional hour if no one is waiting. […]