Due to events & bell schedule changes this week, please note the following…
- Wednesday, Nov. 5–CLOSED AFTER BLOCK 6
- Thursday, Nov. 6–Open after Dismissal (1:30pm) until 3pm
- Friday, Nov. 7–Open after Dismissal (2:03) until 2:45pm
If you would like to join the Library Club this year, we will be having a sign-up and information meeting in the Library at lunch on Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2025.
Bring your lunch to eat during the meeting. You can choose from a variety of Library jobs:
Everyone is welcome join, no prior experience needed.
If you missed the meeting, you can still pick up an application in the Library and hand it in by 3:30 Wednesday, October 8, 2025.
Fancy yourself a poet? Like to play with words? Or just like reading the experiments? Come check out our new magnetic poetry station “The Poetic Portal” just past the couches. Our collections of words are part-Shakespeare, part-Zombie. Write a zombie sonnet, or some Shakespearean requests for brains, or surprise us with something totally original. There’s never any guarantee your poem will stay there for long, so take a picture to prove your poetic powers!
New in the Makerspace!Some of you may have noticed the new station we’ve created in the Library for a strange contraption. That is our new Bambu Labs A1 3D printer!!!
Soon, students will be able to design & print their own items. We are still working to get the software installed on our desktop computers and the printer working on the network, but it will be available for student use soon.
Here are some samples of projects we’ve made during testing.
| Bambu Basic | Bambu Matte | Bambu Metal | Bambu Silk/Silk+ |
| Black PLA | White PLA | Iridium Gold Metallic PLA | Midnight Blaze PLA (Blue & Red) |
| Green PLA | Plum PLA | Purple PLA | |
| Red PLA | Baby Blue PLA | ||
| Silver PLA |
If you are looking online for designs, look for ones that are compatible with a “Bambu Lab A1”.
Check out some possibilities in the 3D Printing Resources Collection.
April 22nd is Earth Day. To celebrate all things earth-y, we’ve reopened our Seed Library…no returns necessary! Come look through our selection of free flower, vegetable, and herb seeds and planting tools. Take some home and help to green your local environment, feed some pollinators, and maybe even feed people. You can even collect seed at the end of the season and try planting again later.
This year’s selection includes:
See all the growing instructions and gardening tips in our Seed Library Collection.
Learn to Make Your
Own Custom Printed & Cut Stickers Using the Cricut machine. Monday morning from 9-lunch. At right are examples of stickers Ms Gladwin made using pictures of the dolls she crochets plus a Grogu snowflake. You will need a device to do your designing on; bring your own or use one of our laptops. The Cricut Design Space app can be downloaded onto mobile devices, laptops, tablets. It’s helpful if you download the app and make a free account for yourself ahead of time. Here’s a link to the apps https://cricut.com/en-ca/apps2. Decorated Envelopes. Monday afternoon (1-2:30). Learn how to use simple calligraphy and drawing techniques to decorate envelopes in many ways. These are great for getting attention when you’re delivering special cards or letters, either in person or through the mail. Elevate the thoughtfulness of your Valentine’s, Birthday, or Thank-you cards (great for thanking teachers for those reference letters!). You’re welcome to bring the envelopes for any cards/letters you’re preparing now. Bring a selection of your pens, pencil, markers so you can learn to work with your supplies as well as ours. Please sign up ahead of time so that we know how many supplies we’ll need. Maximum of 20 participants.
Learn to make your own pin-back buttons. In the library at lunch on Friday, December 13th. We’ll provide the button-making supplies, you just need to bring pictures to put in them, or you can print something out or cut out a picture from an old magazine or comic.
Our button-maker can make three different sizes, so pick an image that will fit inside a circle that is one of these sizes: 58mm. 32mm, 25mm.
You can bring your lunch to eat while you work.
Here are some instructions on how to use a button-maker like ours
Want to learn how to make your own glass magnets? They make great little gifts for others or for yourself. Come to the library at Flex block on Friday, December 6th. We’ll provide all of the supplies you need, including some old comics and magazines to take images from. If there’s another image you want to use, you can bring it or print one on the library printer. Maximum size about 2/5-3cm. If you don’t have enough time to finish during Flex, you can come back at lunch to work on them.
If you want to see how to do this ahead of the workshop, take a look here