Due to the change to curbside pickup only beginning November 19, all in-person programming is suspended until further notice.
DINOVEMBER IS HERE!
We're celebrating November with all things dinosaur!
FOR TEENS
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A picture of a new 3-D printed dinosaur will be available on Facebook each week. Guess the dinosaur name and enter a drawing to win it.
Weekly Programs
Virtual Storytime with Ms. Keiko
Posted to the library’s YouTube and Facebook pages every Tuesday at 10:00 am.
Sing along with Ms. Keiko and then listen as she reads stories.
Designed for ages 0-5.
Teen Reads
Mondays at 4:00 pm in the Teen Room. Snacks provided.
Monthly Programs
Family Game Night
The third Thursday of each month from 5:00 to 7:00 pm in the Northwoods Meeting Room.
Family Movie Night
The fourth Thursday of each month from 4:00 to 6:00 pm in the Northwoods Meeting Room.
Check on Facebook or the library website for each month’s title.
Personal Librarian and
AR Book Help
Does your child need something new to read? Looking for books in their AR (Accelerated Reader) level? Fill out our online Personal Librarian form and let us curate for you! We'll notify you when your books are ready for pick up.
KidZone Resources
Online story times
1,000 Books Before Kindergarten
This is a year-round reading program designed to help caregivers prepare their children for school. Research has shown that children get ready to read years before they begin their formal education. An excellent way to get your child ready to learn is to read to them.
Children who have not yet entered kindergarten can participate in this FREE program.
Click on the Beanstack button to register or log in.
Teen Room Hours
Our new Teen Room is open!
Teens are welcome to come into the Teen Room during the following times:
School Days
Monday - Thursday 3:30-7:30
Friday 3:30-5:30
Non-School Days
Monday - Thursday 12-7:30
Friday 12-5:30
Saturdays 10-12
Booklists for Children/Caregivers about Race, Social Justice, and Activism
Children's books can help start a difficult conversation, such as race, social justice and injustice, power in institutions, and activism. The lists above include informative, thought-provoking, and empathy-building books for early readers and middle graders. Each title has a link to a Goodreads site for more information. The tables show how many copies the Cloquet Public Library and the Arrowhead Library System own. If you would like to request items, you can do it through the online catalog, email us at illmcq@alslib.info,
or give us a call at 218-879-1531
during our business hours.
We hope you can use the Libraries' resources as tools to continue to learn together and talk with your child(ren).
