Youth Activities Category
Library Advocates, Call to Action: Many San Diego students, K-12, rely on the SDPL's "Do Your Homework at the Library" tutors to help them with their homework and improve their grades. Read HERE why the program is in need of your help to prevent the discontinuation of this very valuable student resource. Time is of the essence! Act NOW Continue Reading >
Registration for the 2022 Summer Reading Program begins June 1, 2022.
It’s that time of year again, Readers of ALL ages can join us to Read beyond the Beaten Path. Complete a combination of 10 books, hours, or activities to claim your prizes. 2022 SRP Bilingual Information . Let’s see if we can beat last year’s participation numbers. Have FUN at Camp iRead. Continue Reading >
This summer, YSL Erin Moore is mixing it up for the Summer Reading Program In-Person Events. Family-Friendly-Events will start at 10:00 a.m., every Thursday throughout the summer months (July-August), but the show locations will alternate between the San Carlos Branch Library and the San Carlos Community Garden. SRP Event-Schedule flyer
Literature Comes to Life:
Thursday, July 7
Indoors at the Library, 10:00-10:45am
Children from the audience will have a chance to act out Dog Breath by Dav Pilkey. Teacher and
children’s theater actress, Stacey Wein,... Continue Reading >
What is a genre? Visit the San Carlos branch library throughout the summer (June 1-August 31) and cast your vote for your favorite genre. YSL Ms. Erin, has chosen 16 subjects (genre) for your kids to choose from. Categories are adventure, animals, sports, mystery, scary, humor, fantasy, non-fiction, historical fiction, biography, realistic fiction, science fiction, classics, graphic novels, poetry, and fairy tales. Print up a Battle of the Genres Bracket sheet or pick one up at the library after... Continue Reading >
Parents and Youth: Tuesday, June 7th, 6-7 pm, the Henry Cluster STEMM Foundation is hosting a youth Robotics team interest meeting. Learn to build a youth Robotics Team. Stop by to meet other parents, learn about school and community team formation, supplies (motors and building kits), internet resources, and see demos of robots by youth participants in different age ranges. Robotics Team Meeting Continue Reading >