TEENS (5th through 12th Graders)

NOVEMBER 2024

Mondays through the Fall (@3-4pm) | Creation Station

Come join us every Monday we are open for a drop-in craft hour in the Creation Station. Every 3rd Monday will be a “Maker Monday”, focusing more on STEM/STEAM type crafts.

This free program is for youth patrons from Kindergarten through 12th grade.

No registration is required.


Tuesday, 11/5 (@5-7pm) | Teen Room

Happy (Belated) Halloween! The movie on the Teen Board with the most votes at the end of October will be shown in the Teen Room. Popcorn and snacks will be provided.

This free program is for Teens (5th-12th graders) only.
No registration is required.


Tuesday, 11/12 (@3:30-4:15pm) | Teen Room

Join us for our monthly High School Book Club meeting where the book is chosen by a high school teen/is high school reading level. All teens are invited (5th through 12th grade) to come join in for a great book discussion either in person or virtually using Zoom. Snacks provided.

This month we are reading: The Reappearance of Rachel Price by Holly Jackson. Copies of the book will be available to pick up and check out at the main circulation desk after the previous book club meeting.

A Zoom Link can be provided if virtual attendance is preferred.

This free program is for teens (5th through 12th grade) only.

No registration is required.


Tuesday, 11/19 (@3:30-4:15pm) | Teen Room

Join us for our monthly Middle School Book Club meeting where the book is chosen by a middle school teen/is middle school reading level. All teens are invited (5th through 12th grade) to come join in for a great book discussion either in person or virtually using Zoom.

This month we are reading: The Field Guide (The Spiderwick Chronicles, #1) by Tony DiTerlizzi. Copies of the book will be available to pick up and check out at the main circulation desk after the pervious book club meeting.

A Zoom Link can be provided if virtual attendance is preferred.

This free program is for teens (5th through 12th grade) only.

No registration is required.


Wednesday, 11/20 (@4-5pm) | Teen Room

Get ready to rumble!

We are going to all play Super Smash Brothers (Switch) and Mario Kart (on the N64s provided), each player getting their name on a raffle ticket for every five minute round they win (SSB) or every 50cc course they win (MK). One prize for the most effectively lethal player (to be determined by Youth Librarian Katy’s judgement of skill, enthusiasm, and growth) and one prize for the winner of the raffle.

Remember that this is for fun, sometimes game systems glitch, and that this is a walk-in event so the winner announced does NOT have to be present at the time of the raffle drawing at the end of the program. Winner will be contacted if not present.

This free event is for teens (5th through 12th grade) only.

No registration is required.


Tuesday, 11/26 (@3:30-4:30pm) | Teen Room

Take a moment this month and join Youth Librarian Katy to try your hand at making personalized bullet journals with a variety of decorating materials for your pages!

It’s been busy, and now it’s time to catch our breaths and slow down. After taking a look at the various examples of what a bullet journals can look like/be used for, you will use the provided materials to conjure up your own piece of art!

This free program is for teens (5th through 12th grade) only.


DECEMBER 2024

Mondays through the Winter (@3-4pm) | Creation Station

Come join us every Monday we are open for a drop-in craft hour in the Creation Station. Every 3rd Monday will be a “Maker Monday”, focusing more on STEM/STEAM type crafts.

This free program is for youth patrons from Kindergarten through 12th grade.

No registration is required.


Tuesday, 12/10 (@4:30-6:30pm) | Teen Room

Happy Holidays! The movie on the Teen Board with the most votes at the end of November will be shown in the Teen Room. Popcorn and snacks will be provided.

This free program is for Teens (5th-12th graders) only.
No registration is required.


Tuesday, 12/17 (@3:30-4:30pm) | Teen Room

Take a moment this month and join Youth Librarian Katy to try your hand at making your own forest of origami fir trees.

It’s been busy, and now it’s time to catch our breaths and slow down. After taking a look at the various examples of what the fir trees should can look like, you will use the provided materials to conjure up your own winter scene to display at home!

This free program is for teens (5th through 12th grade) only.


Wednesday, 12/27 (@1-2pm) | Teen Room

Grab a board and your candy markers and get ready to BINGO! If you’ve never played BINGO, now is the time to learn, with treats and prizes in the mix. The winners each session will have their name entered into a very stylish hat. Once we have hit the end of our program time, Youth Librarian Katy will draw two names from the hat and both will be prize winners!

This free event is for teens (5th through 12th grade) only.


JANUARY 2025

Mondays through the Winter (@3-4pm) | Creation Station

Come join us every Monday we are open for a drop-in craft hour in the Creation Station. Every 3rd Monday will be a “Maker Monday”, focusing more on STEM/STEAM type crafts.

This free program is for youth patrons from Kindergarten through 12th grade.

No registration is required.



North Hampton Public Library Youth Policy

Update November 2024

PARENTS: PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT WE DO NOT FILTER INTERNET ACCESS IN THE LIBRARY.

 


 

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North Hampton Public Library subscribes to the Library Bill of Rights.  The library provides access to all library materials for all users, including internet access, within the library’s policies regarding acceptable use of the internet.
NHPL offers direct, unfiltered access to the Internet, as part of its commitment to public access to information. It should be known that, in keeping with the American Library Association’s statement on Library Use of Filtering Software, filtering is not employed by the nhpl.  More information. This commitment to provide free unfiltered access to information for all includes, but is not limited to, the NHPL public access computers, chromebooks/ boxes, laptops, and any other wired or wireless device used within the library.