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Storytime
New Day! Tuesdays @ 10:30 am
Tail Wagging Reading
Thursdays from 4pm-6pm
Adult Craft
Sat, Feb 11, at 10 am
Board Game Bonanza
Sat, Feb 11, at 11 am
Word Worms Book Club
Mon, Feb 13, at 6 pm
Tech Help
Wed, Feb 8, at noon
Kid's Craft
Wed, Feb 8, at 4 pm
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DIY Cake in a Mug
Wed, Feb 8, at 4 pm
History Presentation
Fri, Feb 17, at noon
Wee Play
Sat, Feb 18, from
9:30 am - 11 am
Teen Craft
Wed, Feb 22, at 4 pm
Learn & Play
Dungeons & Dragons
Sun, Feb 26, at 2 pm
Desserts in a Jar
Tues, March 7, at 2 pm
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Fill out a paper heart this month to share what you love about your library! | | |
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Adult Craft
Make a delightful faux crystal light using simple materials. All supplies will be provided.
Sign up today!
Saturday, February 11th at 10am
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Lunch & Learn:
The Presidential Love Story the Shook America to Its Core
Friday, February 17, at noon
Grab your lunch and join Tim Mutterer, American Historian, as he shares a love story for the ages.
Bill and Ida McKinley were the couple that America had its eyes on. Tim will share the fun details that you didn't learn in history class.
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Hang out, learn to play a new game, or enjoy a game you may already know, no matter your ability level! Younger children welcome with adult.
Saturday February 11th
at 11am
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Mary Ann Schilling from UW Extention will show us how to make a beautifully layered and tasty dessert mix in a jar. you will leave with a completed mix and recipes to make more at home. Yummy!
Space is limited so sign up today!
Tuesday, March 7th, at 2 pm.
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Make a beaded heart.
Ages 4+
Wednesday, February 8th, at 4 pm.
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DIY Chocolate Cake in a mug.
This is an all ages program though younger kids will need adult help.
Please sign up at the checkout desk.
Wednesday, February 15th, at
4 pm.
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Learn to paint your own miniature figures for tabletop games. No experience needed.
Ages 10-18
Supplies are limited. Sign up today!
Wednesday, February 22nd, at 4 pm
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Storytime
New Day!
Tuesdays @ 10:30 am
Children and their caregivers are invited to weekly Storytime for books and activities! Storytimes are geared towards preschool aged children, but anyone is welcome.
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Grow a Reader- for Expectant Moms
Get into the habit of reading to your child before he or she is born. Earn a board book and adorable onesie for your baby!
1,000 Books Before Kindergarten
Keep your child on the path to success by helping them develop the skills needed to read and learn. Kids will earn prizes along the way!
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Tail Wagging Reading Program
Youth ages 2 to 18 are invited to join the Tail Wagging Reading Program. The program is designed to build confidence and skills in reading out loud (which can be very scary no matter how old you are!).
Teddy the Therapy Dog is at the Library on Thursdays from 4-6 pm. Teddy is an Eurasier who loves attentively listening to kids read.
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Wee Play
The third Saturday of the month from 9:30 am-11:00 am
Families with young children are invited for free play and socialization!
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Word Worms Book Club
This book club is for independent readers who can read chapter books and middle grade novels. Join us for crafts, activities, snacks, and discussion! Meetings are the second Monday of the month at 6pm. New members are always welcome!
February 13- Dragon Masters: Rise of the Earth Dragon by Tracey West
March 13- Baby-sitters Club: Kristy's Big Day by Ann M. Martin
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Page Turners Book Club
Meetings are the second Wednesday of the month at 1:30pm. New members are always welcome!
For the February meeting, the book discussion will feature The Lost Apothecary by Sarah Penner.
For the March meeting, the group will discuss Harlem Shuffle by Colson Whitehead
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Novel Nights Book Club
Meetings are the second Thursday of the month at 6:00pm. New members are always welcome!
For the February meeting, the book discussion will feature Raft of Stars by Andrew Graff.
March 9- The Lincoln Highway by Amor Towles
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Activities for Cold Days! | |
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Braille Kit
The Braille Kit includes 4 books to learn braille, an Uno game, a wooden alphabet board, and a pocket learning device.
Come to the library to check the kit out or place a hold on it here!
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Memory Maker Kits
Seven kits were put together through a partnership with the Waushara Department of Aging to provide caregivers and care recipients with meaningful activities and conversation stimulation. Each activity can be modified to fit your needs.
Find more Resources for Caregivers on our website.
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Bored? We have Board Games!
Do you have family visiting for the holidays? We have board games to keep you busy when it is too cold to be outside. Games for all ages. Games for two or a crowd.
Check one out today!
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Maker Kits: Astronomy, Logic, Dumpling Making, and Anatomy (pictured). Phonics kits, puzzles, and STEAM kits are also available for checkout. | |
Wonderbooks are print books with a ready-to-play audiobook inside. Kids read along with their favorite books and then switch to learning mode for literacy learning and fun. | |
Digital Library Resources | | |
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Digital Downloads
Check out February's Movies of the Month Collection on Hoopla.
Use Libby by Overdrive to instantly download over 1,700 popular Lucky Day titles.
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Through Gale Courses we offer easy access to lifelong learning opportunities including professional development, technology, and personal enrichment courses.
You can take a six-week, interactive, instructor led online course on business, graphic design, parenting, health, photography, and more!
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The book shop is open whenever the library is open. Books, movies, magazines, and more are available at reasonable costs and make the perfect gift, pick-me-up item, or travel buddy!
Donations of gently used books are always welcome.
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WAUTOMA PUBLIC LIBRARY | (920) 787-2988 | 410 WEST MAIN STREET | | | | |
