Twenty for Tweens
Jean Carrier High Prairie Library Pikes Peak Library District
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Twenty for Tweens Jean Carrier High Prairie Library Pikes Peak Library District What is a Tween? Ages 9-12 Grades 4 th -7 th Sometimes called: preteens, middleschoolers, tweeny, tweenies, pre-teens Too old for toys, too young for
Jean Carrier High Prairie Library Pikes Peak Library District
preteens, middleschoolers, tweeny, tweenies, pre-teens
Too old for toys, too young for boys
"When I’m a grown- up, I want to be totally awesome." Part kid, part teen
A little bit children’s services & a little bit of teen services. Helps to have a cache of books to recommend
– Cooking Kit – Shrinky Dinks – Perler Beads – Board Games
Cost: $0-30 Description: Using book pages from discards create poetry.
Cost: $20-30 Description: Kids make rockets out of soda bottles, fill with water, and launch them.
Cost: $30-40 Description: Make a snow globes from jelly jars
Cost: $30-40 Description: Make a slap bracelet from a tape measure, glitter bracelet from fish tank piping, and boho bracelet from safety pins
Cost: $40-50 Description: Experiments using candy Floating Ms, Acidity tests, Skittles density rainbow, Jelly Bean Chromatography, Exploding Peeps
Cost: $50-75 Description: make cakes and other goodies using a mug and a microwave
Cost: $0 (need computers) Description: kids create a login for a website that introduces kids to creating games https://gamestarmechanic.com/
Cost: $15-25 Description: create catapults from simple
Cost: $40-50 Description: create paints
Cost: $10-20 Description: make abstract art from everyday
Cost: $10-20 Description: using shaving cream and food coloring to make pretty bookmarks
paint
Cost: $20-50 (varies by which experiments you do) Description: fun little science experiments Lemon suds eruption, cloud in a cup, exploding lunch bag, strawberry DNA, magnetic slime
Cost: $0-10 (cost of copies) Description: teach kids about comic books
Canva is a awesome website for creating flyers and other marketing pieces for programs
Special Thanks:
Melody Alvarez from Library 21c Tori Sparrow from Penrose Joanne O’Hearn from High Prairie