Upcoming Events:
Children are taught about healthy eating and exercise!
After School Programs take place weekdays from 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm in the Kozak Community Room. All programs are free and open to the public and are appropriate for school-aged children 2nd-8th grade, or K-1st when accompanied by a parent/guardian. Snacks are provided at all programs.
Children 4 and up, or 3 years old with an adult, hear a story and make art that relates to the story. The language of the Principles and Elements of Art are emphasized. Artists are introduced as a form of history. Children experiment with various media while making art!
For many children this will be their first group experience without a parent. To make it a happy one, we ask your cooperation and assistance in preparing your child for going into Story Time without you. Reassure him/her that you will remain in the library. If separation is a special problem for you, feel free to stay or speak with the Youth Librarian about your concerns. Please keep coats and personal items with you rather than having the child bring things into the room. No toys, please. Greet your child promptly as Story Time ends.
Children from birth and up, accompanied by an adult, experience stories combined with music. Music videos are played allowing kids to learn about rhythm and beat; instruments are presented for experimenting with different sounds. Manipulative activities to follow!
For many children this will be their first group experience. To make it a happy one, we ask your cooperation and assistance in preparing your child for going into Story Time. Parent or other adult supervision is required during these sessions, and caregiver participation is appreciated.
Children 4 and up, or 3 years old with an adult, hear a story and make art that relates to the story. The language of the Principles and Elements of Art are emphasized. Artists are introduced as a form of history. Children experiment with various media while making art!
For many children this will be their first group experience without a parent. To make it a happy one, we ask your cooperation and assistance in preparing your child for going into Story Time without you. Reassure him/her that you will remain in the library. If separation is a special problem for you, feel free to stay or speak with the Youth Librarian about your concerns. Please keep coats and personal items with you rather than having the child bring things into the room. No toys, please. Greet your child promptly as Story Time ends.
Free homework assistance to students in Kindergarten through 8th grade. USD Reading Council students are on-hand to mentor kids through whatever homework challenges them. Snack are provided.
This unique combination of building with the familiar LEGO bricks, using easy-to-use coding software and engaging curriculum relevant STEM challenges makes coding fun and relevant for elementary students. Basically, everything you need to help every student to succeed at STEM through coding.
After School Programs take place weekdays from 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm in the Kozak Community Room. All programs are free and open to the public and are appropriate for school-aged children 2nd-8th grade, or K-1st when accompanied by a parent/guardian. Snacks are provided at all programs.
Kids are welcome to building and display their LEGO creations!
After School Programs take place weekdays from 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm in the Kozak Community Room. All programs are free and open to the public and are appropriate for school-aged children 2nd-8th grade, or K-1st when accompanied by a parent/guardian. Snacks are provided at all programs.
Free homework assistance to students in Kindergarten through 8th grade. USD Reading Council students are on-hand to mentor kids through whatever homework challenges them. Snack are provided.
Weekly craft and science themed activities for kids.
After School Programs take place weekdays from 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm in the Kozak Community Room. All programs are free and open to the public and are appropriate for school-aged children 2nd-8th grade, or K-1st when accompanied by a parent/guardian. Snacks are provided at all programs.
Edie’s Book Shop is a monthly sale operated by the Friends of the Vermillion Public Library. Stop by for fantastic deals on gently used (and often new) books! There’s something for everyone here, and every cent goes back into supporting the operation of the library’s programming. In fact, the proceeds from Edie’s Book Shop sales play a major part in helping us run the Summer Reading Program.
This season the store will be open second Fridays and Saturdays of every month. September through December.
Weekly movie or TV show paired with coloring!
After School Programs take place weekdays from 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm in the Kozak Community Room. All programs are free and open to the public and are appropriate for school-aged children 2nd-8th grade, or K-1st when accompanied by a parent/guardian. Snacks are provided at all programs.
Edie’s Book Shop is a monthly sale operated by the Friends of the Vermillion Public Library. Stop by for fantastic deals on gently used (and often new) books! There’s something for everyone here, and every cent goes back into supporting the operation of the library’s programming. In fact, the proceeds from Edie’s Book Shop sales play a major part in helping us run the Summer Reading Program.
This season the store will be open second Fridays and Saturdays of every month. September through December.
Children from birth and up, accompanied by an adult, experience stories combined with music. Music videos are played allowing kids to learn about rhythm and beat; instruments are presented for experimenting with different sounds. Manipulative activities to follow!
For many children this will be their first group experience. To make it a happy one, we ask your cooperation and assistance in preparing your child for going into Story Time. Parent or other adult supervision is required during these sessions, and caregiver participation is appreciated.
Children 4 and up, or 3 years old with an adult, hear a story and make art that relates to the story. The language of the Principles and Elements of Art are emphasized. Artists are introduced as a form of history. Children experiment with various media while making art!
For many children this will be their first group experience without a parent. To make it a happy one, we ask your cooperation and assistance in preparing your child for going into Story Time without you. Reassure him/her that you will remain in the library. If separation is a special problem for you, feel free to stay or speak with the Youth Librarian about your concerns. Please keep coats and personal items with you rather than having the child bring things into the room. No toys, please. Greet your child promptly as Story Time ends.