KAPLAN AUDITORIUM: Author Laurie McKay will talk about Realm Breaker, the 3rd book in The Last Dragon Charmer series. This newest installment takes place mostly in Asheville, but is also linked to the land of Razzzon, where magic and dragons are common occurences. This program is for ages 9 and up.
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Teen STEAM Lab (6th-12th Grade)
CHILDREN’S AUDITORIUM
Teens grades 6-12, join us each month as we have fun exploring different STEAM concepts. This month we will explore robotics with EV3 Mindstorms from Zaniac Learning Center.
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Bright Star Theatre presents George Washington Carver & Friends (K-5th Grade)
Join George Washington Carver as he leads the audience on a fast-paced and hilarious introduction to some of the most influential Black Americans of the last 150 years. Booker T. Washington, Jackie Robinson, Thurgood Marshall and Madame C.J. Walker are just a few of the inspirational stories brought to life in this empowering production. For children grades K-5 and their families.
- February, 26
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Bright Star Children’s Theatre presents George Washington Carver & Friends (K-5th Grade)
Join us at the Edneyville Library as George Washington Carver leads the audience on a fast paced and hilarious introduction to some of the most influential black Americans of the last 150 years. Booker T. Washington, Jackie Robinson, Thurgood Marshall, and Madame C.J. Walker are just a few of the inspirational stories brought to life in this empowering production. Suitable for children in grades K-5 and their families.
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Lego Club
The Lego Club meets the 1st Tuesday of each month. If you’re a great Lego builder, or a first timer, this is the place for you. Open to anyone interested, no need to sign up. This will give children the opportunity to get creative and build anything they choose with Legos. They can either work on their own creations, or build as a team. The library will provide the Legos, while the kids provide the imagination! All materials must stay at the library, so bring a camera to capture your adventures. Please leave your Legos at home as we don’t want you to lose your favorite pieces.
- February, 26
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Dr. Seuss’ Birthday Celebration
Come celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday!
County teachers will be on hand to read Dr. Seuss stories and celebrate with crafts and giveaways. An event for the whole family to enjoy!
- February, 26
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Dr. Seuss Birthday Celebration!
STORY TIME ROOM: Teachers from the Henderson County Public Schools, in partnership with the Henderson County Association of Educators, will read Dr. Seuss stories and children can make a Dr. Seuss craft!
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Monthly Teen Advisory Board (9th-12th Grade)
MAIN LIBRARY CHILDREN’S AUDITORIUM: Teen Advisory Board meets the first Thursday of each month to help plan teen programs and promote the library in the community. Teens grades 9-12 are welcome to apply. For the application and more information, check out the Teen Page on the Library website.
- February, 26
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Lego Club (K-5th Grade)
Children’s Auditorium–Children in grades K-5 are invited to come and create at our monthly Lego Club meeting.
- February, 26
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2017 Young Entrepreneurial Scholars (YES!) Camp (Rising 6th-9th Grade)
(July 31 – August 4, 2017)
The Young Entrepreneurial Scholars (YES!) Camp is a North Carolina Rural Entrepreneurship through Action Learning (NC REAL) Youth Entrepreneurship camp that will run July 31 – August 4, 2017, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at A-B Tech Madison. This program is for students.
Registration fee: $52 and space is limited!
2017 Application – deadline will be April 14, 2017
Please return completed application to:
Sherri Davis, Director, A-B Tech Madison
Instructional Services, Madison County Programs & Services
4646 US Hwy 25/70, Marshall, NC 28753
(828) 398-7700 (main number)
(828) 398-7701 (office)
The goal of the camp is to introduce students to the ideas of entrepreneurship, creative thinking, and fun, interactive activities to engage students. Campers will work in teams to develop a business plan, learn how to apply for a business loan and about resources in their community. They will also gain an understanding of entrepreneurship as a viable career option and meet and learn from successful entrepreneurs. For more information, contact Jill M. Sparks at jillmsparks@abtech.edu or 828.398.7949.
Camp Objectives :
• To create an atmosphere of fun
• To meet and learn from successful entrepreneurs
• To learn to work and cooperate in groups
• To identify and encourage entrepreneurs
• To gain an understanding of entrepreneurship as a viable career option
• To generate business ideas
• To identify and evaluate entrepreneurial opportunities within their community
• To help participants learn about their community
• To develop and implement a business plan
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