To celebrate Earth Day, learners are invited to gather together to hear the story of how children can change the world with teamwork. While exploring the plight of the sea turtles off the South Carolina coast, learners will create their own eco-friendly bag to remind them to practice waste reduction with these reusable tote bags....
To celebrate Earth Day, learners are invited to gather together to hear the story of how children can change the world with teamwork. While exploring the plight of the sea turtles off the South Carolina coast, learners will create their own eco-friendly bag to remind them to practice waste reduction with these reusable tote bags....
Join us in the Acton Curriculum Library where we will be conducting an exciting ELA adventure focused on investigating crime scenes. Over the course of three sessions, learners will play the role of forensic technician, detective, and even journalist. In this lab, learners will keep an investigator's notebook as they explore crime scenes, both real...
Celebrate the final book club by watching He Named Me Malala at the Acton Library
Join the Acton Library on April 18 at 1 pm to read A Butterfly is Patient and learn the life cycle of a butterfly. We’ll string together an adorable life cycle chart as we write all about it. Register below.
Join the Acton Library on April 18 at 10 am to read A Butterfly is Patient and learn the life cycle of a butterfly. We’ll string together an adorable life cycle chart as we write all about it. Register below.
Learners in grades 6-12 are invited to join the Acton Curriculum Library to travel through the world of Dungeons and Dragons, a creative storytelling game. Together we'll travel together on a quest as we learn to work cooperatively together, solve problems as a group, and creatively write our characters into existence and through this fantastical...
For National Poetry Month, learners will explore the world of concrete poetry and bring their poems to life through art. Through this poetic exploration, learners will write their own visual poetry about the world around them.
For National Poetry Month, learners will explore the world of concrete poetry and bring their poems to life through art. Through this poetic exploration, learners will write their own visual poetry about the world around them.
Middle and High School Learners are invited to the Acton Curriculum Library on March 28th from 10 am - 12 pm to learn writing skills in a small group setting. Please register as spots are limited. Registration Link.