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How Minecraft and Roblox Help Your Kids Learn While Having Fun

July 10, 2024

There’s more educational value in popular video games like Minecraft and Roblox than you may realize.

The Best Rainy-Day Summer Activity: Get Free Museum Passes from Your Library!

July 09, 2024

Visit your local cultural institutions with complementary culture passes.

Popular Library Tech Programs for Kids and Teens

July 08, 2024

Nurture your child’s curiosity about coding and app creation.

Make the Library Your Third Place This Summer

July 05, 2024

Where else can you go to have fun, get out of the heat, and enjoy books and programs for free?

Now, Only Adults Can Access Some Libraries in Idaho!

July 03, 2024

The Donolly Library in Idaho is now restricted to adults only. Children are no longer allowed to check out books or enter the library. And anyone who challenges a book in Idaho can receive a bounty of $250! That means that book banners can get paid to keep you from accessing books in the state. Even worse, some libraries' entire budgets are only a few thousand dollars, and a half-dozen book bans would bankrupt them and shutter them.

Eleven People are Responsible for 73% of Book Ban Requests in Wisconsin

July 03, 2024

According to a Wisconsin Watch review of records obtained from all but two of the state’s 421 public school districts, more than 100 Wisconsin school districts — 1 in 4 — fielded inquiries about book bans.

Creative Library Programs You Don’t Know About

July 02, 2024

Libraries always find innovative ways to connect with their communities.

The Road to Wigan . . . Library?

June 28, 2024

NHS libraries are not all the same.

Cool Math Games to Strengthen Your Kids’ Skills over Summer Break

June 26, 2024

Learning over the summer can be fun when you know where to find the best online educational games.

What Parents Need to Know about the Summer Slide

June 21, 2024

Learning loss doesn’t have to affect your child over summer break.
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