Posted in Adult, Children, Information, Links, tagged Alameda County Library, FBI, Fremont Library, Internet, internet safety, Libraries, parenting on Monday, December 10, 2012| Leave a Comment »
While computers are so much part of our lives, offer us and our children essential resources to explore and learn now, we have to remember that the Internet can be a very vulnerable place for our children too. With that in mind, we’d like to share a publication from the FBI that provides parents with resources, tips and answers to better understanding of Internet safety.
This publication is a MUST read for all parents.
Posted in Books, Centerville, Children, Events, Information, Teens, Video, tagged book processing, Book Talk, bookleggers, bookmark, booktalk, cataloging, centerville library, crafts, databases, information desk, Internet, internet safety, jeoopardy, kids, library camp, library clerk, library page, library staff, llibrary programs, paper weaving, summer camp, volunteering on Tuesday, July 5, 2011| 1 Comment »
The very popular Kids Library Camp at Centerville Library was held on June 21 and 23. As some kids said in their surveys: “This camp rocks!!!!”, “I liked the camp, it was fun!”, “Library camp was very fun!”, “I like this library a lot. It is the best library ever!”
During this 1-and-half-day fun-packed camp, kids learned about how their library works for them and where to find homework resources, discovered cool Internet websites and how to keep themselves safe, enjoyed very interesting booktalks, had a very tense and exciting Jeopardy game, and made creative paper-weaving crafts.
Watch more videos of our fun moments on Centerville Library’s Facebook or YouTube Channel.
