TD Summer Reading Club

Intended for tweens/teens.
Hosted at Audley Branch.
Drop-in.

During a hot summer, the only thing better than eating frozen treats is eating frozen treats AND making awesome book crafts. Cool off and make cool crafts with us!

Intended for teens/tweens.
Hosted at Main Branch.
Drop-in.

Make some super crafts with us while we watch Iron Man!

Intended for teens/tweens.
Hosted at Main Branch.
Drop-in.

Flex your art skills by painting your favourite characters and scenes from the Percy Jackson books and Greek mythology. We’ll provide the supplies; you bring your creativity!

Appropriate for teens/tweens.
Hosted at Audley Branch.
Drop-in.

Comic lovers unite! Read your favourite comics, enjoy snacks, and talk with other comic lovers at this weekly summer book club.

Intended for ages 13–19.
Hosted at McLean Branch.
Drop-in.

Come talk about books, enjoy snacks and drinks, and even bring your knitting projects to our summer book club! Our book club theme this summer is mythology, so choose any book (or books!) about heroes, gods, and monsters.

Appropriate for ages 10–14.
Hosted at Main Branch.
Advanced registration required.

Tinkercad is like a digital version of building with blocks, but instead of physical blocks, you use shapes on a computer screen to create 3D objects. If you think you may want to save your Tinkercad projects, please create an account at tinkercad.com. This can also be done at the beginning of the workshop.

Appropriate for ages 10–14.
Hosted at Audley Branch.
Advanced registration required.

Ever dream about doing 3D printing without a 3D printer? Introducing the 3D pen! 3D pens have the ability to “draw” in mid-air, allowing you to instantly form 3D structures right in front of you, which you can pick up and hold in your hand. Whatever you can imagine, you can draw.

Appropriate for grades 6–8.
Hosted at Main Branch.
Advanced registration required.

LEGO Education SPIKE Prime robot kits have arrived! This beginner STEAM class includes playful learning activities to think critically and solve complex problems. Are you ready to build your first dancing LEGO robot?

Appropriate for ages 10–14.
Hosted at Audley Branch.
Advanced registration required.

The robots are coming! The robots are coming! Not the big ones…the tiny ones! Ozobots can identify lines, colours, and codes on both digital surfaces, such as an iPad, and physical surfaces, such as paper. Are you ready to meet (and program) “the world’s tiniest robot”?

Appropriate for grades 5–8.
Hosted at Main Branch.
Advanced registration required.

Ontario Tech University Engineering Outreach is proud to offer free community programs at the Ajax Public Library! Our library workshops introduce youth to the fundamental concepts of coding and science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) through hands-on, fun, engaging activities, with the goal of Inspiring youth to learn more about STEM and gain confidence in their own abilities.