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Events & Programs STEM 

Propeller-Powered Balloon Helicopters

April 30, 2018May 3, 2018 AnnMarie Hurtado 0 Comments balloons, engineering, school age, science, tweens

On Wednesday April 25, 2018 kids came to Pasadena Library to learn about elastic energy and the Law of Conservation

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Events & Programs Writing 

Poetry Month Creation Stations: Kids’ Writing Workshop

April 24, 2018 AnnMarie Hurtado 0 Comments poetry, tweens

Last week we had our Kids’ Writing Workshop Creation Stations program, and celebrated National Poetry Month with Haikubes, Paint Chip

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Events & Programs STEM 

Spiralizer Art: Kids’ Coding Club

April 24, 2018May 1, 2018 AnnMarie Hurtado 0 Comments coding, graphic design, school age, tweens, videos

By Illyanna Logan Last Thursday we had our April session of the Kids Coding Club, where we did a project

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Events & Programs Writing 

Learning the Art of Writing Plots, with Author Kristen Kittscher

August 29, 2017 AnnMarie Hurtado 0 Comments author visit, tweens

Last Friday, kids came to Pasadena Central Library for a free writing workshop with middle grade author Kristen Kittscher, who

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Events & Programs STEM 

Make a Penny Battery

August 8, 2017August 21, 2017 AnnMarie Hurtado 0 Comments electricity, school age, tweens

On August 8th, we had a packed story room full of kids 7-12 years old who were here to learn

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Writing 

“Where I’m From” Poems and Blackout Poetry from Kids’ Writing Workshop

April 29, 2017 AnnMarie Hurtado 0 Comments poetry, tweens

On April 21, our Kids’ Writing Workshop for ages 8-12 met to do some poetry in honor of National Poetry

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