100 Books Before Graduation

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100 Books Before Graduation

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Blue text on a light background reads "Find your favorites on our digital library!" To the right of the text is a young masculine-presenting white person wearing glasses and looking intently at a mobile device, presumably reading an ebook. Toward the bottom of the image is the logo for Wisconsin's digital library, an open blue book with different-colored blocks coming off the front cover.

Sign in with your library card for free ebooks, e-audiobooks, digital magazines, and more!

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A white playaway launchpad logo on a dark blue background, above an image of a person in a green top pondering a word cloud to her right

SAT Prep - English Launchpad - at the Circulation Desk

A plastic jar with an open white lid. The label reads, Brain Boosters for Groups in a Jar, Brain-enhancing games to get teens moving and connecting

Brain Boosters for Groups in a Jar - in the Barden Room

A white playaway launchpad logo on a dark blue background, above an image of a smiling person. A speech bubble leaving her mouth shows the numbers 2 and 3, labeled base and exponent, respectively.

Learn SAT Math Launchpad - at the Circulation Desk

Dungeons and Dragons Starter Set - in the Teen Space

A white playaway launchpad logo on a dark blue background, above an image of a woman in a virtual classroom, with a calculator icon

ACT Prep Videos - Math & Science Launchpad - at the Circulation Desk

A plastic jar with an open white lid. The label reads, Cyber Dilemmas in a Jar, Challenges for Teens. That text is over clipart of a smartphone.

Cyber Dilemmas in a Jar - in the Barden Room

A white playaway launchpad logo on a dark blue background, above an image of a woman in a virtual classroom, with an open book icon

ACT Prep - Reading & Essay - at the Circulation Desk

A plastic jar with a white lid. The label features vertical stripes of different colors, and text reads Teen Talk in a Jar, everyday questions for teens

Teen Talk in a Jar - in the Barden Room

Some leaping youths over orange text that reads ENCUENTRA TU VOZ/FIND YOUR VOICE

The 2023 Summer Reading Program theme is Find Your Voice! Track your reading from June 1 - August 13 and earn prizes for every five hours you read.

Read 5 hours = treasure box prize + coupon to a local business of your choice + grand prize drawing entry

Read 10 hours = treasure box prize + coupon to a local business of your choice + grand prize drawing entry

Read 15 hours = treasure box prize + coupon to a local business of your choice + grand prize drawing entry

Read 20 hours = treasure box prize + coupon to a local business of your choice + grand prize drawing entry + free book!

Stop by the library or click here to register!

Learn more about our summer reading events for teens here!

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Missing our Teen Book Bags? Register each month to receive a new "cache" with this new subscription-style program for teens.

Browser's Cache contains a checked-out library book to read and return, plus a snack, an activity, some swag, and a list of more book recommendations for you to keep.

From May 14 to May 20: Fill out the form to register! Click the link or visit https://forms.gle/V97LX4mZYbtKJSJ38 - Indicate your preferences, and we'll hook you up with a cache curated just for you! 

May's theme is: What Does AAPI Stand For?

June's theme will be: Read with Pride
July's theme will be: Accessible Reads
August's theme will be: School Days
September's theme will be: Latine Voices
October's theme will be: Ghost Stories

Stay tuned for those links as they get closer!

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Anime Afternoon

a cute anime girl looks excited to be here

Calling all teen anime enthusiasts! Join us from 4:30-5:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month to watch a couple episodes of an anime we choose (and eat snacks). Cosplay is always welcome! Geared toward middle school and high school students. We'll pick an anime to watch by consensus, so you're not stuck watching something you don't like - and if we don't get to your suggestion, we'll save it for next month.

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Large letters spell out FULL STEAM AHEAD

Join us on the third Tuesday of each month for an activity that explores the intersections between science, technology, engineering, art, and math. We provide the supplies, you provide the imagination! Don't be intimidated - we're basically hanging out and making stuff. Leftover supplies will be assembled into kits and available for pickup in the Teen Area starting the following Monday, while supplies last. Geared for those in grades 6-12 - younger folks will probably struggle with the difficulty level. 

Tuesday, May 16 @ 4:30-5:30 PM - Pet Portrait Printmaking - Bring a picture of your pet or have one handy for us to print off! We'll use markers to make prints of your pet photo; once you know the method, you'll be able to make as many prints as you want of any picture you like!

Tuesday, June 20 @ 4:30-5:30 PM - STEAM Punk! Upcycle materials to make funky bracelets, necklaces, and other all-gender adornments.

Tuesday, July 18 @ 4:30-5:30 PM - DIY Felt Badges! Express yourself with pins and patches. Great for backpacks, bags, and other accessories.

Tuesday, August 15 @ 4:30-5:30 PM - Journal Journeys! Receive a notebook and get ideas for how best to use it to capture your unique energy and experiences. Use the book as a journal, a planner, a sketchbook - it's up to you! Materials to decorate your notebook will be provided.

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Watch for a registration link each month on this page for this new subscription program!

Follow Fond du Lac Teens page on Facebook!

Check us out at instagram.com/fondylibraryteens/

White text on a green background reads, "Learn more about the idea studio," the Fond du Lac Public Library's makerspace. Online setup and consultation are available.

Click through to learn how to use our recording studio, embroidery machine, 3-D printers, button maker, and more!

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More Events for Teens

Bulleted list that reads: Visit fdlpl.libnet.info/events. Next to "Filter by" click "Age Group". Click the check box next to "Teens". Find a book club, maker event, or interesting other program - you're invited! Sign up if needed. Mark your calendar!

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