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City Departments » Clear Lake Public Library Come experience the relaxed atmosphere of the Children’s Department
at Clear Lake Public Library. Parents and kids can browse through our collection
of board books, picture books, puppets, board games, audio books on tape
or CD, easy readers for kids just learning to read, and fiction and nonfiction
for elementary school age children to check out. We also have kids music
on CD for check out. The book While at the library kids can put on a puppet show, put together
a puzzle or two, or play a board game. The Parent's Shelf provides many good resources for growing families,
including the magazines: Baby Talk, Family Fun, and Parent & Child.
Regularly scheduled programs include story times for preschoolers
to first grade on Mondays from 6:30 p.m.-7:00 p.m. and for infants to age
5 Fridays 10:30 a.m.-11:00 a.m. Thursday Thrillers On the main floor is the Young Adult (YA) area, designed especially
for middle school and high school students. It houses books and magazines
of interest to young adults. YA non-fiction is inter-shelved with the adult
non-fiction. The library's computer resources and audio-visual collection
are also available for young adults to utilize. The Library Teen Council
helps to plan young adult activities, such as mystery parties and provides
many volunteer opportunities for young people. To be involved in Teen Council
activities, please inquire at the circulation desk on the main floor.
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Clear Lake 15 N 6th St. P.O. Box 185 Clear Lake, Iowa 50428 Phone: (641) 357-5267 :: Fax: (641) 357-8711 |
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collection includes many award-winning titles by favorite authors and
many titles on the Clear Lake School Districts Accelerated Reader lists.
LeapFrog books and cartridges as well as LeapPad units are available for
check out to support early reading skills. Ask our friendly staff to help
you find just what you’re looking for.
from 4:00-5:00 p.m. offers fun stories, crafts and games for grades 1-3.
The Family Reading Club for 4th and 5th graders with an adult from home
meets monthly from October to April. Other special programs for elementary
students are offered throughout the year.