Available at six locations, the Questionarium is a dedicated space for children ages 6 – 12 to enjoy books for their reading levels, engage with programs, and explore activity tables, interactive furniture, and designed spaces.
Check them out at Central, Crowfoot, Fish Creek, Nose Hill, Seton, and Shawnessy libraries.
The Wild Robot by Peter Brown is a heartwarming and action-packed novel about what happens when nature and technology collide. Lindsay, a Library Experience Facilitator, gives us a preview in this tiny book trailer.
Each of these books offer something unique to dinosaur fans.
Oh boy, it's back to school. Escape your own school hallways by reading about schools in a different world.
Are you looking for something to do this summer? Try one of the books on this list to keep yourself occupied.
Looking for a thrill? Read one of these titles all about survival. You can even learn some survival how-tos.
Spend National Indigenous History Month with these middle-grade books written (and drawn!) by Indigenous authors.
Join these sleuths and detectives as they solve mysteries, puzzles, and cases.
A mix of novels, graphic novels, and non-fiction titles to explore the environment and your role in environmental protection.
Celebrate the diversity of Indigenous cultures with books by First Nations, Métis and Inuit authors.
Hear author and illustrator Lyndsay Wasko read from her book, "Best Nest."
Resources to help students learn the difference between fact and fiction.
Tips for multilingual families as they teach their children more than one language.
Explore the Library while completing fun numeracy challenges that support what you learn in school.
Free online tutoring for all grades studying the Alberta curriculum.
Find course lessons and practice tests for students in grades 3 – 12.
Ten math and measurement activities kids can do at home.
Learn about science, nature, culture, archaeology, and space.
Learn about non-Newtonian liquids with this gooey experiment.
This edible science experiment teaches kids about temperature changes.
Steer your boat over the water using the power of chemistry!
Choose your hero, collect gems, and defeat enemies while learning to code.
Learn to code by creating your own game, designing a website, and more.
A video series to inspire budding architects and engineers, ages 10 – 12.
Discover the diverse history of Canada with videos, maps, and games.
Explore the world in easy-to-read articles, images, and videos.
Research the history of people, places, and events. Designed for grades 4 – 9.
Learn phrases in Treaty 7 Indigenous languages with these brief videos.
Read a collection of children's books written by local Indigenous authors.
Enjoy stories read in their original languages by Treaty 7 authors.
Join us to build, create, and explore! LEGO provided.
Create your own comic with this printable template.
Build a zoo of your own creatures with this art activity.
Use basic forms to draw your own cartoon characters.
Artist Isabelle Ackroyd shares tips on finding your own drawing style.
