Events

This week's activity is to make a reusable wax snack storage wrap. Click here to watch this and other elementary maker videos on or after April 12.

Materials for this activity will be distributed in the Elementary Curbside Kits on April 2 & 3.

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We are bringing storytime to you while we are not able to gather together.

Each Wednesday we will be sharing a new online storytime for you to enjoy. Each storytime will include a book reading, songs, and a suggested activity you can do at home!

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It's National Poetry Month! Join us online for a performance of poetry and biographical stories of poets, with professional storyteller Maureen Korte. Maureen will also teach you how to create poetry of your own. This storytelling and poetry exper...

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This week's activity is an experiment in water displacement. Click here to watch this and other elementary maker videos on or after April 26.

Materials for this activity will be distributed in the Elementary Curbside Kits on April 2 & 3.

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Register to pick-up a bag with crafts and activities for Preschoolers and Kindergartners!

This month's bag will hold supplies for the following space themed activities:

• Build a droid geometry craft
• Build a constellation with pipe cleaners and s...

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Register to pick-up a bag with supplies for student makers in grades 1-5. Included STEAM activities may be completed on your own using the instruction sheet, or you can save the supplies to complete activities along with online videos of library s...

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This week's activity is to make galaxy slime. Click here to watch this and other elementary maker videos on or after May 10.

Materials for this activity will be distributed in the Elementary Curbside Kits on April 30 & May 1.

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The Waukee Public Library is excited to offer our Dial-A-Story service!

Simply call the Dial-a-Story phone line (515-981-7800) any time to hear a selection of books read aloud by library staff. Listen for as long or as little as you wish. New sel...

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