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April school holidays at your libraries
Book Chat for over 10’s this Monday 25th March at 4.30pm, Margaret River Library
We hope to see any keen readers over 10 years old at Margaret River Library on Monday 25th March at 4.30 for a chat about all things bookish, a little quiz, chances to win a book voucher and a fun challenge for the month.
Toddler Tales at Augusta Library this Thursday 14th March at 10.30am
Book Chat for over 10’s at Margaret River Library, Monday 25th February 4.30pm
Toddler Tales at Augusta Library this Thursday 14th February 10.30am
Language learning for the very young
BBC’s MUZZY helps young children to learn Italian, French, Spanish, Korean, Chinese or German – and is free for all library members.
Have your library card handy and click here to go to our Online resources for parents and children page, where you will find more information and a handy link to the site.
Britannica: all the information you need for your next school project
All library members have free access to Britannica Library, which can be searched according to the user’s age group, ensuring results are suitable for all stages of learning.
With Britannica, students can be confident that the information is up-to-date and reliable – and teachers are happy to see Britannica used as a reference.
To use our handy link to Britannica Library, have your library card handy and click here to go to our Online resources for parents and children page.
Alternatively, you can find the same link at our Lifelong Learning page.
Coding for kids
Swopbots and Rainforest coding are 2 online resources that teach kids how to code in a fun and entertaining way.
Access is free for library members. Have your card handy and click here to go to our Online resources for parents and children page, where you’ll find more information and handy links to the sites.
…and if they love coding, they’ll probably enjoy CoderDojo, a coding club for Ninjas aged 7-17 years, hosted at the Margaret River Library on Fridays after school. Click here for more details about how to join the Margaret River CoderDojo.
Teddy Bears sleepover at the library
On Tuesday night, over 10 teddy bears stayed at the Margaret River Library after their picnic. The teddys had a lot of fun during the night at the library and children were given books containing photos of last night’s events.
We thought you might like a sneak peak of some of what went on….
Happy School holidays and we hope to see you at the library soon.