Teens
Here’s what we have in store for Teens! Plan next month’s programs, join the Art Club, cook something fun in Gimmick Kitchen, share your favorite Graphic Novel,or hang out at our Animé, Movie, and Game nights!
Want to know what’s new in our YA collection?
Sign up for this newsletter to learn about the new books we get each month! Each newsletter will include pictures and a brief synopsis of each new book.
Teens and adults looking to sign up can email kmoore@brainerdlibrary.org to get on the mailing list.
Teen Advisory Board
Meets the first Wednesday of every Month at 5:30
New members always welcome! Hours spent at TAB count toward school community service hours.
TAB meetings are open to all Middle or High School students.
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Voice your ideas for improved young adult (YA) services; Help plan YA events and activities; Help develop the YA collection; Assist with Children’s events and book clubs; Voice your ideas on community service projects. It’s your library…be heard and make a difference!
Looking for a new book?
Check out the YA Book reviews on our new YA Book review page written by our very own teen patrons!
Click graphic to visit the page. 
Commu
nity Service Hours Available!
Sign up to Volunteer Here!
Create your very own Blob Opera.
No vocal skills required!
Click here or on graphic.
Have fun!
Explore the Universe with telescopes you control over the Internet!
This technology tool provides a unique learning experience for budding astronomers and artists. The night sky inspires a deep sense of wonder. In the Science Education Department at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory (SAO), they harness that wonder using their MicroObservatory Robotic Telescope Network. Anyone can access these telescopes the same way SAO astronomers access NASA space observatories or ground-based facilities—remotely using computer and digital communications technologies.
NASA has announced International Observe the Moon Nights. This is a time to come together with fellow Moon enthusiasts and curious people worldwide.
This is a great opportunity to promote nature, science and culture for K-12 education!
For details of International Observe the Moon Night visit https://moon.nasa.gov/observe-the-moon/annual-event/overview/
Some 
fun links to try.
Make music! Experiment with sound and rhythm. Click links and start playing! Here are: Plink by Dinahmoe & Music Lab Song Experiments
audible
For as long as schools are closed, Amazon Audible is available. Starting today, kids can instantly stream an incredible collection of stories, including titles across 6 different languages, that will help them continue dreaming, learning, and just being kids. All stories are free to stream on your desktop, laptop, phone or tablet. Explore the collection, select a title and start listening. It’s that easy!
