Oneida Public Library for September- Childrens Room

September 9 and 10

Make It, Take It

Tuesday and Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.

Children in grades 1 through 3 can make original games, box monsters, sun catchers and fabric collages at an afterschool workshop led by Patti Clements.

September 16 and 17

Make It, Take It

Tuesday and Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.

Children in grades 1 through 3 can make original games, box monsters, sun catchers and fabric collages at an afterschool workshop led by Patti Clements.

September 18

Exploring Art for Homeschoolers

Thursday at 1 p.m.

Artist and teacher Carol Cotten conducts this special two-session art workshop for homeschooled students in grades 3 through 6. The second session is Thursday, September 25, at the same time.

September 18 to October 23

Student Writers’ Workshop

Thursdays at 1 p.m.

Using the Excellence in Writing Program of Andrew Pudewa, Karen Schereumann will guide homeschoolers and others in 7th through 12th grade with the strategies in research, reference and writing needed to earn “A’s” in school assignments.

September 23 and 24

Make It, Take It

Tuesday and Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.

Children in grades 1 through 3 can make original games, box monsters, sun catchers and fabric collages at an afterschool workshop led by Patti Clements.

Oneida Public Library Story Time

SNUGGLE UP AND READ!

Ready To Read
for toddlers on Tuesdays & Wednesdays at 10 a.m.

Ready, Set, Read
for preschoolers on Thursdays
at 10 a.m.

Excellence in Writing

Oneida Public Library Excellence in Writing - Teaching Writing seminar

This will start on:

• September 18 thru October 23rd.
• Time is 1:00 -2:30
• Cost- Free

Oneida Public Library for September

Make It, Take It
Tuesday and Wednesdays Sept. 9,10,16,17,23,24, at 3:30 pm
Children in grades 1-3 will create original games, box monsters , sun
catchers and fabric collages register by calling 363 - 3050

Blues,Jazz,Swing and rock
Saturdays, Sept.20 thru oct. 25 at 10am
Tom Townsley will combine lectures,film,sound tracks and discussion to
explore the rich veins of African and European musical expression that
created the wealth of popular American Music