Mother Goose on the Loose incorporates rhymes, bounces, tickles, a book, and lots of bonding time for you and your little one.

Join us for a Diwali-themed storytime and learn more about this beautiful, light-filled festival!

Experience picture books and have fun with songs, rhymes, and puppetry. Recommended for children aged 2+. No Storytime on October 26, December 14.

Join us for a movie matinee. Bring your own snack. Relax and enjoy a cinematic experience.Drop in, Free.

Join us at the Library for a chance to play with other enthusiasts! Whether you're into cards or board games, it's the perfect opportunity to hang out, play, and make new friends. Rediscover old favourites or learn new games in a welcoming and fun-filled environment. Come roll the dice, shuffle cards, and share the joy of gaming with us! Gamers 12 and younger must be accompanied by a caregiver.

Join us for a movie matinee. Bring your own snack. Relax and enjoy a cinematic experience.Drop in. Free.Sunday, October 6Sunday, November 3Sunday, December 1

Need tech help? Get answers to your questions about apps, computers, mobile phones, or any other tech. Drop-in and talk tech with a library staff member. More in-depth questions may be referred for an appointment.

Enjoy an hour of engaging chess gameplay! Face opponents with diverse skills, enhancing your game. Boards and pieces provided by the Library. Limited to 20 players. Drop in.No class on Mondays, October 14 or December 30.

Scratch Jr. is an introductory programming language that enables young children to create their own interactive stories and games. In the first half of this course, children will snap together graphical programming blocks to make characters move, jump, dance, sing, and more. Students will uncover the multiple functions of Scratch Jr. through various activities. In the second half of this course, students will explore Tynker. Tynker is an educational programming platform aimed at teaching kids how to make games and programs using block-based coding.No class on October 14, 2024

Join our engaging afterschool workshop to dive into the basics of programming using Python. This program will introduce students to essential coding concepts, including Basic Syntax, Arguments, Strings, While Loops, Variables, and Algorithms. Ideal for beginners, this workshop offers a fun and interactive approach to develop basic programming skills.No class Oct 14, 2024

Teen Advisory Group (TAG) is a teen assembly that meets every month in-person at the Library to discuss and advise the Library on what services and materials they want offered for teens. Earn 1 volunteer hour. Participants must be able to attend for the entire meeting to earn their volunteer hour.

Every Tuesday enjoy stories, songs, rhymes, flannels and puppets.

Participants will explore and learn 3D design and printing, while using the TinkerCAD design software to create their own 3D object. Finished prints will be available for pickup one week after the course; print fees are included in the program cost.

Spend Quality time together learning rhymes, songs, and sharing stories with your one-year-old.

Research says infants should be physically active several times a day for optimal growth and development. This program invites parents, caregivers and babies to engage in fun and interactive music and movement experiences to enhance and support adult-baby connection, physical literacy and early learning. Visit wsplibrary.ca/earlyon to register.

Can you find all the objects and images hidden around the library? Join us for a scavenger hunt and win prizes for participating!Free, drop in.

Your child will learn to form letters correctly, learn the sounds of the letters and learn to read using the Jolly Phonics method.

Come and make a new best friend in this robot-filled class using LEGO WeDo kits. Learn about sequencing and coding, algorithms, and logical operations by building and programming a rover that replicates cars while making driving safer, to building robotic creatures that move. Get your hands ready to start building!

In this program, students will learn to construct a series of smart bots using the LEGO Mindstorms EV3 platform including a gripper for some heavy-duty lifting, a self-balancing robot, a color sorting robot, and a robot arm gripper.

English Conversation Circle provide a safe, encouraging environment for people learning to improve their English skills. Circles will be held in-person at the library. These classes are led by volunteers and/or library staff, not accredited teachers. Come join the fun!

Caregivers will learn and explore rhymes, bounces, and songs, that are entertaining and bond with the baby.

Bring your little one for a day of fun in this music-based program featuring songs, bounces, rhymes, and instruments.

Learn the basics of coding with Cubetto a square wooden robot that goes on adventures with help from you. You will lead him where he needs to go.

Embark on a coding adventure tailored for young learners. This program introduces young minds to Python for the first time, offering a smooth and dynamic progression through essential programming concepts. Key topics include Basic Syntax, Strings, For Loops, Conditional If Statements, Variables, etc. Designed to ignite curiosity and foster an early love for coding, the program builds a solid foundation for future learning in a fun and engaging way.

Unlock your creativity and explore the world of game development using Python. In this workshop, students will learn how to design and build their own games. Some of the concepts covered include Syntax, Place Game Objects, Construct Mazes, etc. Join us and turn your game ideas into reality!

Learn the basics of using a sewing machine. This session is aimed toward beginners who have little to no experience sewing on a machine. Folks of all skill levels are welcome.

Members are from unique and varied walks of life, all sharing a fondness for the written word - be it poetry or prose. Each session promises and prompts something new.

Zumbini not only provides a wonderful workout for parents, but it also provides an opportunity for infants to experience the sounds and the rhythm of the music and movements. Zumbini also encourages parent-infant bonding while helping to develop cognitive abilities, motor and social skills, language and emotional well-being.Visit wsplibrary.ca/earlyon to register.

Each month, explore a new book from our children's book club kits. Answer questions about the book for a chance to win a monthly prize for the most correct answers.Free. Pre-registration and commitment required.

Come and make a new best friend in this robot-filled class using LEGO WeDo kits. Learn about sequencing and coding, algorithms, and logical operations by building and programming a rover that replicates cars while making driving safer, to building robotic creatures that move. Get your hands ready to start building!

Discover the soothing world of crafting with the String Therapy group at the library. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned hand, bring your knitting, crochet, needlepoint, or fiber art project and engage in a creative and supportive environment. Join fellow crafters to learn, chat, and exchange skills. Everyone's welcome, from learners seeking guidance to experienced enthusiasts ready to share their expertise. Let's stitch, chat, and nurture our love for fiber arts together!

Get started with web development in our introductory Web Development workshop! This workshop will teach students the fundamentals of HTML and CSS, giving them the skills to create and customize your own web pages.

Join us for an evening storytime filled with books, rhymes, songs, and puppetry. Wear your PJs, bring a stuffed friend, and enjoy quality family time before bedtime. Stick around for free colouring pages afterward!.

Mother Goose on the Loose incorporates rhymes, bounces, tickles, a book, and lots of bonding time for you and your little one.

Free Play offers a relaxed, drop-in setting with free activities for kids. It's a great opportunity to meet other parents and find playmates for your children.Drop in.

Maker Club for Tweens! Learn more about creative technology and maker skills and culture and explore design thinking concepts. Each week, we will focus on a new technology or skill, including 3D design, graphic design, electronics, sculpture, and robotics

Experience picture books and have fun with songs, rhymes, and puppetry. Recommended for children aged 2+. No Storytime on October 26, December 14.

Join this unique storytime and follow along with the story as it

Explore advanced 3D design over two weeks. In Week 1, we tackle a challenge and build prototypes. In Week 2, we refine these prototypes into our final designs. Prints ready for pickup in one week, with fees covered.

Not sure if book clubs are for you? Can?t make it every month? Try joining our Saturday Book Club where you can pick and choose the sessions based on the date or the book title! All are welcome to drop in for the discussion, but the book club kit will only lend to those who are registered. Nov 9 - The Skin We're In by Desmond Cole

Join us at the Library for a chance to play with other enthusiasts! Whether you're into cards or board games, it's the perfect opportunity to hang out, play, and make new friends. Rediscover old favourites or learn new games in a welcoming and fun-filled environment. Come roll the dice, shuffle cards, and share the joy of gaming with us! Gamers 12 and younger must be accompanied by a caregiver.

Join us with your child (6+) to create a customized piece based on their digital art. In our first session we will focus on using one of our digital design tools to create a multi layered design that can be cut out on the cricut machine. In week two we will work on creating the layered stickers based on your design.

Join us for a free current movie in the children's program rooms. Bring your own snacks. Drop in.

Join us to make a keepsake craft of feet and hands. All materials provided.

Need tech help? Get answers to your questions about apps, computers, mobile phones, or any other tech. Drop-in and talk tech with a library staff member. More in-depth questions may be referred for an appointment.

Enjoy an hour of engaging chess gameplay! Face opponents with diverse skills, enhancing your game. Boards and pieces provided by the Library. Limited to 20 players. Drop in.No class on Mondays, October 14 or December 30.

Scratch Jr. is an introductory programming language that enables young children to create their own interactive stories and games. In the first half of this course, children will snap together graphical programming blocks to make characters move, jump, dance, sing, and more. Students will uncover the multiple functions of Scratch Jr. through various activities. In the second half of this course, students will explore Tynker. Tynker is an educational programming platform aimed at teaching kids how to make games and programs using block-based coding.No class on October 14, 2024

Join our engaging afterschool workshop to dive into the basics of programming using Python. This program will introduce students to essential coding concepts, including Basic Syntax, Arguments, Strings, While Loops, Variables, and Algorithms. Ideal for beginners, this workshop offers a fun and interactive approach to develop basic programming skills.No class Oct 14, 2024

Every Tuesday enjoy stories, songs, rhymes, flannels and puppets.

Spend Quality time together learning rhymes, songs, and sharing stories with your one-year-old.

Research says infants should be physically active several times a day for optimal growth and development. This program invites parents, caregivers and babies to engage in fun and interactive music and movement experiences to enhance and support adult-baby connection, physical literacy and early learning. Visit wsplibrary.ca/earlyon to register.

Your child will learn to form letters correctly, learn the sounds of the letters and learn to read using the Jolly Phonics method.

Come and make a new best friend in this robot-filled class using LEGO WeDo kits. Learn about sequencing and coding, algorithms, and logical operations by building and programming a rover that replicates cars while making driving safer, to building robotic creatures that move. Get your hands ready to start building!

In this program, students will learn to construct a series of smart bots using the LEGO Mindstorms EV3 platform including a gripper for some heavy-duty lifting, a self-balancing robot, a color sorting robot, and a robot arm gripper.

Welcome to our cookbook club, where food lovers unite for delicious adventures in the kitchen! Whether you're a seasoned chef or just starting to explore the culinary world, our club is the perfect place to share recipes, tips, and culinary inspiration. Join us as we whip up delectable dishes, swap cooking stories, and indulge in the joy of good food and great company.

English Conversation Circle provide a safe, encouraging environment for people learning to improve their English skills. Circles will be held in-person at the library. These classes are led by volunteers and/or library staff, not accredited teachers. Come join the fun!

Caregivers will learn and explore rhymes, bounces, and songs, that are entertaining and bond with the baby.

Bring your little one for a day of fun in this music-based program featuring songs, bounces, rhymes, and instruments.

Learn the basics of coding with Cubetto a square wooden robot that goes on adventures with help from you. You will lead him where he needs to go.

Embark on a coding adventure tailored for young learners. This program introduces young minds to Python for the first time, offering a smooth and dynamic progression through essential programming concepts. Key topics include Basic Syntax, Strings, For Loops, Conditional If Statements, Variables, etc. Designed to ignite curiosity and foster an early love for coding, the program builds a solid foundation for future learning in a fun and engaging way.

This project will guide participants through making a basic drawstring bag.

Unlock your creativity and explore the world of game development using Python. In this workshop, students will learn how to design and build their own games. Some of the concepts covered include Syntax, Place Game Objects, Construct Mazes, etc. Join us and turn your game ideas into reality!

Zumbini not only provides a wonderful workout for parents, but it also provides an opportunity for infants to experience the sounds and the rhythm of the music and movements. Zumbini also encourages parent-infant bonding while helping to develop cognitive abilities, motor and social skills, language and emotional well-being.Visit wsplibrary.ca/earlyon to register.

Come and make a new best friend in this robot-filled class using LEGO WeDo kits. Learn about sequencing and coding, algorithms, and logical operations by building and programming a rover that replicates cars while making driving safer, to building robotic creatures that move. Get your hands ready to start building!

Discover the soothing world of crafting with the String Therapy group at the library. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned hand, bring your knitting, crochet, needlepoint, or fiber art project and engage in a creative and supportive environment. Join fellow crafters to learn, chat, and exchange skills. Everyone's welcome, from learners seeking guidance to experienced enthusiasts ready to share their expertise. Let's stitch, chat, and nurture our love for fiber arts together!

Get started with web development in our introductory Web Development workshop! This workshop will teach students the fundamentals of HTML and CSS, giving them the skills to create and customize your own web pages.

Join us for an evening storytime filled with books, rhymes, songs, and puppetry. Wear your PJs, bring a stuffed friend, and enjoy quality family time before bedtime. Stick around for free colouring pages afterward!.

Mother Goose on the Loose incorporates rhymes, bounces, tickles, a book, and lots of bonding time for you and your little one.

Free Play offers a relaxed, drop-in setting with free activities for kids. It's a great opportunity to meet other parents and find playmates for your children.Drop in.

Maker Club for Tweens! Learn more about creative technology and maker skills and culture and explore design thinking concepts. Each week, we will focus on a new technology or skill, including 3D design, graphic design, electronics, sculpture, and robotics

Experience picture books and have fun with songs, rhymes, and puppetry. Recommended for children aged 2+. No Storytime on October 26, December 14.

Join us at the Library for a chance to play with other enthusiasts! Whether you're into cards or board games, it's the perfect opportunity to hang out, play, and make new friends. Rediscover old favourites or learn new games in a welcoming and fun-filled environment. Come roll the dice, shuffle cards, and share the joy of gaming with us! Gamers 12 and younger must be accompanied by a caregiver.

Join us for the Service Canada Outreach Clinics at the Whitchurch-Stouffville Public Library! This in-person event is your chance to access a range of services and information right in your community. Whether you have questions about government programs, benefits, or services, knowledgeable staff will be on hand to assist you. Don't miss this opportunity to get the support you need conveniently at the library. Register through the Library's Eventbrite, or call in for staff assistance! https://www.eventbrite.ca/o/whitchurch-stouffville-public-library-18000685899

Join us for the Service Canada Outreach Clinics at the Whitchurch-Stouffville Public Library! This in-person event is your chance to access a range of services and information right in your community. Whether you have questions about government programs, benefits, or services, knowledgeable staff will be on hand to assist you. Don't miss this opportunity to get the support you need conveniently at the library. Register through the Library's Eventbrite, or call in for staff assistance!

Need tech help? Get answers to your questions about apps, computers, mobile phones, or any other tech. Drop-in and talk tech with a library staff member. More in-depth questions may be referred for an appointment.

Enjoy an hour of engaging chess gameplay! Face opponents with diverse skills, enhancing your game. Boards and pieces provided by the Library. Limited to 20 players. Drop in.No class on Mondays, October 14 or December 30.

to add some art.

backpack, bracelet, keychain, or anywhere else you would like

Discover your artistic side and relax with a simple and enjoyable activity: coloring while sipping on a warm cup of coffee. Join us for an evening filled with creativity and calm, where you can meet and connect with others in a laid-back setting. We offer a variety of coloring pages and all the supplies you need. It doesn't matter if you're an experienced artist or just starting out; everyone is welcome to join in the fun.

Every Tuesday enjoy stories, songs, rhymes, flannels and puppets.

Spend Quality time together learning rhymes, songs, and sharing stories with your one-year-old.

Research says infants should be physically active several times a day for optimal growth and development. This program invites parents, caregivers and babies to engage in fun and interactive music and movement experiences to enhance and support adult-baby connection, physical literacy and early learning. Visit wsplibrary.ca/earlyon to register.

Let's draw and collaborate together! Learn to draw step-by-step, meet other artists, and let your creativity run wild. Beginner artists are welcome.November 26 theme: Flowers

Your child will learn to form letters correctly, learn the sounds of the letters and learn to read using the Jolly Phonics method.

Come and make a new best friend in this robot-filled class using LEGO WeDo kits. Learn about sequencing and coding, algorithms, and logical operations by building and programming a rover that replicates cars while making driving safer, to building robotic creatures that move. Get your hands ready to start building!

In this program, students will learn to construct a series of smart bots using the LEGO Mindstorms EV3 platform including a gripper for some heavy-duty lifting, a self-balancing robot, a color sorting robot, and a robot arm gripper.

English Conversation Circle provide a safe, encouraging environment for people learning to improve their English skills. Circles will be held in-person at the library. These classes are led by volunteers and/or library staff, not accredited teachers. Come join the fun!

Caregivers will learn and explore rhymes, bounces, and songs, that are entertaining and bond with the baby.

Bring your little one for a day of fun in this music-based program featuring songs, bounces, rhymes, and instruments.

Create your own masterpiece out of clay.

Learn the basics of coding with Cubetto a square wooden robot that goes on adventures with help from you. You will lead him where he needs to go.

Embark on a coding adventure tailored for young learners. This program introduces young minds to Python for the first time, offering a smooth and dynamic progression through essential programming concepts. Key topics include Basic Syntax, Strings, For Loops, Conditional If Statements, Variables, etc. Designed to ignite curiosity and foster an early love for coding, the program builds a solid foundation for future learning in a fun and engaging way.

Unlock your creativity and explore the world of game development using Python. In this workshop, students will learn how to design and build their own games. Some of the concepts covered include Syntax, Place Game Objects, Construct Mazes, etc. Join us and turn your game ideas into reality!

Dive into a vibrant community where enthusiasts of all skill levels gather to share their passion for needlework and creativty. Connect with fellow sewing enthusists to exchange tips, tricks and tales of triumph. This program is geared towards folks of all skill levels, and all are welcome.

Members are from unique and varied walks of life, all sharing a fondness for the written word - be it poetry or prose. Each session promises and prompts something new.

Discover the wonders of STEM. Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Watch your 2 year old explore activities that spark curiosity and creativity, fostering a deeper understanding of the world around them.

Zumbini not only provides a wonderful workout for parents, but it also provides an opportunity for infants to experience the sounds and the rhythm of the music and movements. Zumbini also encourages parent-infant bonding while helping to develop cognitive abilities, motor and social skills, language and emotional well-being.Visit wsplibrary.ca/earlyon to register.

Each month, explore a new book from our children's book club kits. Answer questions about the book for a change to win a monthly prize for the most correct answers.Free but pre-registration and commitment is required.

Join our book club for lively discussions and literary adventures! Whether you're an avid reader or just starting to explore the world of books, our club welcomes all enthusiasts. Each month, we select a captivating read to spark thought-provoking conversations and expand our horizons. Nov 21 -

Come and make a new best friend in this robot-filled class using LEGO WeDo kits. Learn about sequencing and coding, algorithms, and logical operations by building and programming a rover that replicates cars while making driving safer, to building robotic creatures that move. Get your hands ready to start building!

Discover the soothing world of crafting with the String Therapy group at the library. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned hand, bring your knitting, crochet, needlepoint, or fiber art project and engage in a creative and supportive environment. Join fellow crafters to learn, chat, and exchange skills. Everyone's welcome, from learners seeking guidance to experienced enthusiasts ready to share their expertise. Let's stitch, chat, and nurture our love for fiber arts together!

Get started with web development in our introductory Web Development workshop! This workshop will teach students the fundamentals of HTML and CSS, giving them the skills to create and customize your own web pages.

Every November financial organizations across Canada work to help Canadians understand their finances and empower them to manage money and debt wisely, save for the future, and understand their financial rights.Celebrate financial literacy month with Chartered Professional Accountants here at the Library! Get tips and tricks for money management or learn more about financial planning in all stages of life.

Join us for an evening storytime filled with books, rhymes, songs, and puppetry. Wear your PJs, bring a stuffed friend, and enjoy quality family time before bedtime. Stick around for free colouring pages afterward!.

Mother Goose on the Loose incorporates rhymes, bounces, tickles, a book, and lots of bonding time for you and your little one.

Free Play offers a relaxed, drop-in setting with free activities for kids. It's a great opportunity to meet other parents and find playmates for your children.Drop in.

Embark on a global storytelling adventure with us! Discover diverse narratives through captivating cinematography and thought-provoking documentaries. Immerse yourself in these captivating tales that illuminate our interconnected world. NOV 22 - BEYOND PAPER (2022)

Maker Club for Tweens! Learn more about creative technology and maker skills and culture and explore design thinking concepts. Each week, we will focus on a new technology or skill, including 3D design, graphic design, electronics, sculpture, and robotics

Experience picture books and have fun with songs, rhymes, and puppetry. Recommended for children aged 2+. No Storytime on October 26, December 14.

Join this unique storytime and follow along with the story as it

Explore advanced 3D design over two weeks. In Week 1, we tackle a challenge and build prototypes. In Week 2, we refine these prototypes into our final designs. Prints ready for pickup in one week, with fees covered.

Engage in a fun-filled session where families collaborate to create a unique piece of art. It's a wonderful opportunity to nurture creativity and teamwork in your little ones, while making cherished family memories.

Join us at the Library for a chance to play with other enthusiasts! Whether you're into cards or board games, it's the perfect opportunity to hang out, play, and make new friends. Rediscover old favourites or learn new games in a welcoming and fun-filled environment. Come roll the dice, shuffle cards, and share the joy of gaming with us! Gamers 12 and younger must be accompanied by a caregiver.

It?s a free-for-all creation session. Join us to create, build, and imagine with our Lego collection.Drop in.

Need tech help? Get answers to your questions about apps, computers, mobile phones, or any other tech. Drop-in and talk tech with a library staff member. More in-depth questions may be referred for an appointment.

Join us for a movie and popcorn! Teen Advisory Group members will help decide the movies.NOV 25- ADAM CHANGE LENTEMENT (2024)

Enjoy an hour of engaging chess gameplay! Face opponents with diverse skills, enhancing your game. Boards and pieces provided by the Library. Limited to 20 players. Drop in.No class on Mondays, October 14 or December 30.

Scratch Jr. is an introductory programming language that enables young children to create their own interactive stories and games. In the first half of this course, children will snap together graphical programming blocks to make characters move, jump, dance, sing, and more. Students will uncover the multiple functions of Scratch Jr. through various activities. In the second half of this course, students will explore Tynker. Tynker is an educational programming platform aimed at teaching kids how to make games and programs using block-based coding.No class on October 14, 2024

Experience cinematic delight at the Library's Movie Screening! Join us for weekday screenings of new releases and timeless favorites, complete with beverages and popcorn. Unwind in a tranquil setting, ideal for those seeking a serene alternative to bustling theaters. Titles are announced beforehand, offering a perfect opportunity to relish a quiet movie time. Indulge in the magic of the silver screen, embrace relaxation, and enjoy a shared cinematic journey at the Library. NOV 25 - SCOTT PILGRIM VS. THE WORLD (2010)

Join our engaging afterschool workshop to dive into the basics of programming using Python. This program will introduce students to essential coding concepts, including Basic Syntax, Arguments, Strings, While Loops, Variables, and Algorithms. Ideal for beginners, this workshop offers a fun and interactive approach to develop basic programming skills.No class Oct 14, 2024

This dynamic teen discussion program offers an exciting platform to delve into the realms of books, movies, TV shows, and all kinds of content that dominate pop culture. From dissecting character arcs to unraveling plot twists, participants dive deep into the content to uncover its merits and shortcomings. Come join us as we navigate the ever-changing landscape of entertainment and discover what truly deserves the hype!

Every Tuesday enjoy stories, songs, rhymes, flannels and puppets.

Every November financial organizations across Canada work to help Canadians understand their finances and empower them to manage money and debt wisely, save for the future, and understand their financial rights.Celebrate financial literacy month with Chartered Professional Accountants here at the Library! Get tips and tricks for money management or learn more about financial planning in all stages of life.

Spend Quality time together learning rhymes, songs, and sharing stories with your one-year-old.

Research says infants should be physically active several times a day for optimal growth and development. This program invites parents, caregivers and babies to engage in fun and interactive music and movement experiences to enhance and support adult-baby connection, physical literacy and early learning. Visit wsplibrary.ca/earlyon to register.

Your child will learn to form letters correctly, learn the sounds of the letters and learn to read using the Jolly Phonics method.

Come and make a new best friend in this robot-filled class using LEGO WeDo kits. Learn about sequencing and coding, algorithms, and logical operations by building and programming a rover that replicates cars while making driving safer, to building robotic creatures that move. Get your hands ready to start building!

In this program, students will learn to construct a series of smart bots using the LEGO Mindstorms EV3 platform including a gripper for some heavy-duty lifting, a self-balancing robot, a color sorting robot, and a robot arm gripper.

Join our book club for lively discussions and literary adventures! Whether you're an avid reader or just starting to explore the world of books, our club welcomes all enthusiasts. Each month, we select a captivating read to spark thought-provoking conversations and expand our horizons. Nov 26 - Twist of the Knife by Anthony Horowitz

English Conversation Circle provide a safe, encouraging environment for people learning to improve their English skills. Circles will be held in-person at the library. These classes are led by volunteers and/or library staff, not accredited teachers. Come join the fun!

Learn the basics of coding with Cubetto a square wooden robot that goes on adventures with help from you. You will lead him where he needs to go.

Embark on a coding adventure tailored for young learners. This program introduces young minds to Python for the first time, offering a smooth and dynamic progression through essential programming concepts. Key topics include Basic Syntax, Strings, For Loops, Conditional If Statements, Variables, etc. Designed to ignite curiosity and foster an early love for coding, the program builds a solid foundation for future learning in a fun and engaging way.

Unlock your creativity and explore the world of game development using Python. In this workshop, students will learn how to design and build their own games. Some of the concepts covered include Syntax, Place Game Objects, Construct Mazes, etc. Join us and turn your game ideas into reality!

Zumbini not only provides a wonderful workout for parents, but it also provides an opportunity for infants to experience the sounds and the rhythm of the music and movements. Zumbini also encourages parent-infant bonding while helping to develop cognitive abilities, motor and social skills, language and emotional well-being.Visit wsplibrary.ca/earlyon to register.

Come and make a new best friend in this robot-filled class using LEGO WeDo kits. Learn about sequencing and coding, algorithms, and logical operations by building and programming a rover that replicates cars while making driving safer, to building robotic creatures that move. Get your hands ready to start building!

Discover the soothing world of crafting with the String Therapy group at the library. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned hand, bring your knitting, crochet, needlepoint, or fiber art project and engage in a creative and supportive environment. Join fellow crafters to learn, chat, and exchange skills. Everyone's welcome, from learners seeking guidance to experienced enthusiasts ready to share their expertise. Let's stitch, chat, and nurture our love for fiber arts together!

Get started with web development in our introductory Web Development workshop! This workshop will teach students the fundamentals of HTML and CSS, giving them the skills to create and customize your own web pages.

Are you looking for a unique way to show how much you care this holiday season? Cricut can help you express your feelings with a one-of-a-kind custom design. In this class you see the options available and it will help you design either one 5x8 or two 4x5 cards. The materials will be provided to make your first card.

Join us for an evening storytime filled with books, rhymes, songs, and puppetry. Wear your PJs, bring a stuffed friend, and enjoy quality family time before bedtime. Stick around for free colouring pages afterward!.

Free Play offers a relaxed, drop-in setting with free activities for kids. It's a great opportunity to meet other parents and find playmates for your children.Drop in.

Maker Club for Tweens! Learn more about creative technology and maker skills and culture and explore design thinking concepts. Each week, we will focus on a new technology or skill, including 3D design, graphic design, electronics, sculpture, and robotics

Experience picture books and have fun with songs, rhymes, and puppetry. Recommended for children aged 2+. No Storytime on October 26, December 14.