These websites have been chosen as sites which are helpful with homework, good places for kids to begin Internet searches, and some are just plain fun.
KidsSpace @ Internet Public Library is the first public library of and for the Internet community sponsored by the University of Michigan School of Information. http://www.ipl.org/div/kidspace/
Teachers at all local schools, daycare instructors, and homeschool teachers are welcome to upgrade their regular library card status to "Teacher Card" status. A Teacher Card allows users to borrow materials for an extended 56-day loan period instead of the usual 28-day loan period.
An Ellison die cut machine is available for public use by request at the main library in Wapakoneta. Please bring your own paper to use.
Current die cuts include:
See complete list in the attachment below.
Are you looking for volunteer opportunities to fulfill service requirements or interested in learning about library service? We have the place for you!
We take volunteers on an as-needed basis. Volunteer tasks can vary greatly from day to day and may include craft prepping, light cleaning, room setup, etc. If interested, please contact Sarah Kline, Adult & Teen Services Assistant, at 419-738-2921, or the Branch Supervisor at the library location in which you are most interested. We look forward to working with you!
Borrow cake pans and kitchen items??? Seriously? The answer is YES! Click on the image above to view the entire collection. Click on the images you wish to borrow and you will be directed to the library catalog to submit your requests.
Volunteer opportunities are available at the library on an as-needed basis. If you are interested in using your talents at the Auglaize County Library, please contact the Central Library at (419)738-2921, or contact the library where you would like to volunteer. We would be happy to discuss potential opportunities.
Auglaize County Libraries offers a wide range of events, programs, and services to meet the needs in our communities. From technology classes to storytimes, from book discussion groups to crafts, we offer great events for free for all ages.
Chilly outside? Love Olaf and Elsa? Stop by our libraries this winter to enter for a chance to win a jumbo stuffed Olaf!
Check out some of our highlighted Frozen special events below, but make sure to check our online calendar for a complete list of library events and times.
Join us each week at every library location for Story Time. Each Story Time program consists of great books, silly songs, fun rhymes or fingerplays, cute crafts, and other cool activities geared for your younger children.
Join us as we welcome spring by creating uniquely inviting Mini Gardens, perfect for the visiting fairy. Work together as a family to create and decorate this Magical Mini Garden, but be careful – this craft may leave you itching to get gardening at home on a larger scale. This special family craft night will visit each library throughout the spring.
