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Celebrate Week of the Young Child

March 18, 2024 by Laura Partington in Kids and Teens

We're offering music, food, and art in a week devoted to celebrating young children and their families.

Open-Air Life for You and Your Little One (Friluftsliv)

December 21, 2022 by Mary Michell in Kids and Teens

Going outside this winter offers many benefits, from better brain development to reduced anxiety. Just make sure to bundle up!

Supporting Learning This School Year

August 31, 2020 by Lorrie Pomian Fisher in Kids and Teens

What does "back-to-school" mean for your family this year? And how might it change as the school year goes on? We're here to support you no matter what!

A Message for the Graduating Class of 2020

May 18, 2020 by Laurel Dooley in Kids and Teens

Whether you are graduating from 8th grade or high school, on behalf of everyone at the library, I want to share our congratulations and our best wishes for the future.

Make Comics, Make Cash

March 3, 2020 by Rachael Bild in Kids and Teens

Calling all teen comics creators! Earn money doing what you love this summer.

How Do You Grow a Reader, Anyway?

April 3, 2019 by Shelley Sutherland in Kids and Teens

We all want our children to love learning and reading, so how does a busy parent grow a reader?

Teen (Graffiti) Artists for Equality

August 17, 2018 by Jarrett Dapier in Kids and Teens

Skokie Public Library, in partnership with the Chicago Alliance Against Sexual Trafficking, hosted a 6-week art workshop for teens who created a vibrant mural on an exterior wall of the library.

Zachary Allen has the WRITE Stuff

March 7, 2018 by Mandy O'Brien in Kids and Teens

The WRITE Stuff Writing Club encourages kids to write and share their work in a relaxed environment. It helps them become better writers. Just ask former club member Zach Allen who recently received an award for his short story, "Stride"—wait, we already asked him!

Back to School Online Resources

August 24, 2017 by Lorrie Pomian Fisher in Kids and Teens

The new school year has arrived and we’re here to help you hit the books. Skokie Public Library has the resources you need to be productive and successful in your studies.

Homework Help at the Library

January 6, 2017 by Christine Goertz in Kids and Teens

Beginning later this month, students in grades 1-8 can drop in for tutoring with a teen volunteer on Tuesday evenings.

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