Upcoming at the Curve: More featured story times and programs for your little (and littlest) learners!
This past weekend at the Curve, we made stop motion animations using Frames and Pivot software, keeping our Human Puzzle theme in mind as we get ready for our next Scientist in Residence event next month. Check out some of the weekend projects below:
On January 19th and 20th, 40 Indianapolis high schools competed in a VEX robotics competition. Here’s a quick recap!
Coming up in the Curve: Tuesday, Jan. 15 at 7pm, join us in Clowes Auditorium for a live-stream of Indy-based author John Green and brother Hank in one awesome-filled performance at Carnegie Hall! This event will celebrate the anniversary of JohnGreen’s top bestselling novel, The Fault in Our Stars, and will feature musical guests The Mountain Goats. A full list of live-stream events and details can be found on the Penguin Teen Tumblr, where fans of John Green can also submit questions for the John Green Trivia Challenge.
Coming up: the second season of the Hot Jazz for Cool Kids series, featuring Indy’s top jazz musicians! Enjoy a Sunday afternoon of live jazz at the library! Performances are free and family-friendly.
Using a Wacom tablet connected to a laptop, kids ages 8 and up joined in this activity on Saturday afternoon in the Learning Curve. Drawing with a tablet while looking at a human figure model is harder than you might think, but Nolan did a great job!
Nolan, who is 8 years old, worked hard on his drawing of a person.
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