School Age Programs
Kuna Library Programs for School-Age Children
As a way to keep our patrons and staff as safe as possible, we ask that you abide by the following protocols when visiting the library:
- Class sizes are limited, and spots are given on a first-come, first-serve basis.
- If you or your child are not feeling well, please don’t attend our programs or visit the library.
- All programs are subject to change without notice.
Thank you for your cooperation and your participation!
After the Bell
Open to school-age children ages 6+
An afternoon of fun activities for school-age kids. Activities may include movies, arts and crafts, video games, STEM activities, and more!
Offered the following days and times
An afternoon of fun activities for school-age kids.
This program resumes in the fall
Creative Writing
Open to writers ages 12 and older.
Develop your creative writing skills with a monthly prompt and hear and share stories with other participants. No registration is required. All levels of writers are welcome.
January writing prompt: the difference between autobiography and biography and creating examples of each.
February writing prompt: Poetry
March writing prompt: Fairy Tales
April: Greek Mythology
Offered the following days and times
This program resumes in the fall
Homeschoolers @ The Library
Open to all families with school-age children
Here is a chance for school-age kids to participate in arts and crafts, STEM projects, and more.
Offered the following days and times
This program resumes in the fall
Homeschool parents, with your Kuna Library card, you can now access the Pre-K- 2nd-grade curriculum through Educate Station.
Educate Station is a learning resource of early learning materials for teachers and homeschool parents. Offering weekly and monthly lesson plans with printable worksheets in language arts, math, science, social studies, and social & emotional learning curriculum for grades pre-kindergarten through second grade.
Online resource
Mayor’s Book Club
A book club for kids in grades 4-6
This program resumes in the fall
How does it work?
- Sign up at the library and receive a copy of the book (one book per family, limited quantities).
- Read the book.
- Join us at the library to discuss the book with the mayor of Kuna on the announced date.
- Keep the book!
- If you signed up for Mayor’s Book Club and could not attend the scheduled discussion, you’ll have to wait one month before signing up for another session.
Don’t forget to check out our other resources for activities, learning, and entertainment.
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