Banned Books Week Scavenger Hunt! 10/4-10/10
Did you know that people sometimes ask libraries to remove books they don't agree with? That is called a challenge. When a book is removed from a library, it becomes banned. Libraries work hard to protect your freedom to read so you and your family can choose your own stories! Now it's your turn to explore the library! Hidden around the library are pictures of famous and award-winning children's books that have been frequently challenged. See how many you can find, write down... Continue Reading >
We’ll be launching the In-N-Out Fall Reading Program at all branches starting October 4. This is an annual program that is open to children ages 4 to 12. Kids who read either five books or five hours will earn a library certificate for a free hamburger or cheeseburger at In-N-Out. Kids can complete the program up to three times – earning up to three hamburgers. Register for the Cover to Cover Club today! 
The Chess Club for ages 18 and under meets in the SCBL Community Room, on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, 5-7 p.m. This is a great class for beginners, as well as for those looking to hone their skills. 
Learn, play, and create with Lego bricks! Explore new ideas and share concepts and strategies with other attendees. Each creation is put on display in the library for 2 weeks. Legos contain small objects that may present a choking hazard. This program is for children ages 6 and over. Parental supervision is suggested.
Lego Builder: Current flyer with dates
On Saturday, May 23, the SCBL held its 9th Robotics Extravaganza. The event was organized by San Carlos Branch Library’s Managing Librarian, David Ege and sponsored by the San Carlos Friends of the Library, who provided a delicious free lunch to all attendees. Big thanks to everyone who attended to make this such a fun event.
Several teams brought their entries from the First Tech Challenge (FTC) in which teams of high school students design, build, and program robots... 