Tuesdays 6-7 PM in the Children's Department or access from your home.
Experiencing homework frustration? The Westport Library has a certified teacher to help your child, whether it is one night or for a long-term project. Perhaps the routine of going to the library to do homework will help. Or you might want to access from your home (to do so, please register here).
For in-person, just drop in - no need to register.
For students in grades 2-5.
Tuesdays 6-7 PM in the Children's Department or access from your home.
Experiencing homework frustration? The Westport Library has a certified teacher to help your child, whether it is one night or for a long-term project. Perhaps the routine of going to the library to do homework will help. Or you might want to access from your home (to do so, please register here).
For in-person, just drop in - no need to register.
For students in grades 2-5.
Tuesdays 6-7 PM in the Children's Department or access from your home.
Experiencing homework frustration? The Westport Library has a certified teacher to help your child, whether it is one night or for a long-term project. Perhaps the routine of going to the library to do homework will help. Or you might want to access from your home (to do so, please register here).
For in-person, just drop in - no need to register.
For students in grades 2-5.
Tuesdays 6-7 PM in the Children's Department or access from your home.
Experiencing homework frustration? The Westport Library has a certified teacher to help your child, whether it is one night or for a long-term project. Perhaps the routine of going to the library to do homework will help. Or you might want to access from your home (to do so, please register here).
For in-person, just drop in - no need to register.
For students in grades 2-5.
Tuesdays 6-7 PM in the Children's Department or access from your home.
Experiencing homework frustration? The Westport Library has a certified teacher to help your child, whether it is one night or for a long-term project. Perhaps the routine of going to the library to do homework will help. Or you might want to access from your home (to do so, please register here).
For in-person, just drop in - no need to register.
For students in grades 2-5.
Westporter Sybil Steinberg, contributing editor and former book review section editor for Publishers Weekly, returns with suggestions for your reading with her ever-popular talk on the best new reads.
If you missed Sybil's talk, you may view the video recording here.
More on Library book groups...
Tuesdays 6-7 PM in the Children's Department or access from your home.
Experiencing homework frustration? The Westport Library has a certified teacher to help your child, whether it is one night or for a long-term project. Perhaps the routine of going to the library to do homework will help. Or you might want to access from your home (to do so, please register here).
For in-person, just drop in - no need to register.
For students in grades 2-5.
Tuesdays 6-7 PM in the Children's Department or access from your home.
Experiencing homework frustration? The Westport Library has a certified teacher to help your child, whether it is one night or for a long-term project. Perhaps the routine of going to the library to do homework will help. Or you might want to access from your home (to do so, please register here).
For in-person, just drop in - no need to register.
For students in grades 2-5.
Tuesdays 6-7 PM in the Children's Department or access from your home.
Experiencing homework frustration? The Westport Library has a certified teacher to help your child, whether it is one night or for a long-term project. Perhaps the routine of going to the library to do homework will help. Or you might want to access from your home (to do so, please register here).
For in-person, just drop in - no need to register.
For students in grades 2-5.
Tuesdays 6-7 PM in the Children's Department or access from your home.
Experiencing homework frustration? The Westport Library has a certified teacher to help your child, whether it is one night or for a long-term project. Perhaps the routine of going to the library to do homework will help. Or you might want to access from your home (to do so, please register here).
For in-person, just drop in - no need to register.
For students in grades 2-5.
This group will meet weekly to engage young adolescents in a social learning process. Content covered will include classes within these curriculum areas: STEAM, literature via the method of a socially interactive book club that promotes high level discourse, math problem solving and academic organizational skills. Classes will encourage academic risk taking, social discourse and student independence in the academic process.
Each class is a blended learning platform, offering the option of in-person or virtual learning. Please select ticket options carefully. The waitlist option is for the in-person class, so if tickets are sold out for the virtual option, please email Mary Parmelee at mparmelee@westportlibrary.org so she can place you on a waitlist for the virtual class.
Registration for June 29 class - Book Club Launch
A socially interactive book club that promotes high-level discourse.
Registration for July 6 class - Math Problem Solving
Each math class will cover a different topic. Explore math concepts looking deeply at math stories to explore the why and how math works. Students will work collaboratively to develop strategies and multiple models to find solutions to real-world problems. Through discussion, students will articulate their understanding of the math involved.
Registration for July 13 class - Scientific Exploration
Each science class will cover a different topic. Embark on a scientific inquiry. Using the Next Generation Science Standards as a framework, students will explore and discuss original phenomena and pose investigable questions, theories, and hypotheses.
Registration for July 20 class - Book Club
A socially interactive book club that promotes high-level discourse.
Registration for July 27 class - Math Problem Solving
Each math class will cover a different topic. Explore math concepts looking deeply at math stories to explore the why and how math works. Students will work collaboratively to develop strategies and multiple models to find solutions to real-world problems. Through discussion, students will articulate their understanding of the math involved.
Registration for August 3 class - Scientific Exploration
Each science class will cover a different topic. Embark on a scientific inquiry. Using the Next Generation Science Standards as a framework, students will explore and discuss original phenomena and pose investigable questions, theories, and hypotheses.
Registration for August 10 class - Changed to STEM ACTIVITY
Due to student interest and academic need, this class will be a STEM activity using Next Generation Science Standards and real world problem solving.
Registration for August 17 class - Organization Skills
Learn organizational tricks and tips to keep you on top of your game all year long.
The Middle School Academic Skills Classes are made possible through the continuing generosity of Roz and Bud Siegel.
Songs, fingerplays, bouncing, lifting and a book! Designed for pre-walking babies and their adult.
Siblings welcome. Socially distance by staying on your own blanket.
