Carver Elementary School

Calling all young chapter book readers! Join us each month to read a new chapter book, meet up for a fun discussion, and do cool activities together. Please register and pick up your free book at the Children's Help Desk.

Grab & Go bags are ready for pick up on the first of every month at the Children's Help Desk. Available while supplies last. No registration required. AGES 2 TO 6 - Paper Roll Binoculars 7 TO 12 - Paper Plate Marble Maze 13 TO 17 - Cottagecore Keychains

Every time you come to the Carnegie Stout Public Library during the month of Sept., stop by the Children’s Desk to get a paper doll and decorate it as one of your favorite book characters. They will be displayed behind the help desk throughout the month. Watch as our love of reading unites us.

Wear your costumes and see what costumes animals wear. From mimicry to camouflage, animals wear costumes too.

Celebrate autumn with a traditional harvest festival. Play games, make crafts, learn how people celebrated the harvest in years past, and compare with today's traditions

Learn how to use a sewing machine and complete a simple sewing project to take home. This program is in the Maker Space on the second floor. Materials are provided.

Join us for fun read-aloud books and hands-on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) inspired activities once a month. Materials provided. Registration is required.

Let's talk penguins! What makes penguins unique? What makes them birds? If they can't fly, what do they use their wings for? Join us to discover the answers to all these questions and more!

What do a centipede, jellyfish, and crayfish all have in common? No backbone! Come learn all about invertebrates.

One river can house numerous water worlds. From wetlands to main channel, the river has many different types of homes, each perfect for different types of animals.

Who is the true "king of the beasts?" We look at the characteristics and adaptations of various mammals to see who will best survive in different climates and habitats.

Using the greenhouse as our backdrop, learn why we use them for gardening and the science behind how one works. We will help prepare to plant some seeds for the River Museum and get some seeds to take home.