Our zany scientists are sharing stories and studying experiments about butterflies. STEAM programs stimulate children’s interest in science, technology, engineering, art and math. At the end of the program will be a link with instructions needed to recreate the fun. Activities are geared toward kids ages 3–6.

Be a good egg and join us as we show you several different DIY ways to make simple bird feeders. If you want to follow along, have a pinecone (you can also use an apple or paper roll), peanut butter, yarn and a little birdseed. This high-flying program will have you feeling free as a bird and happy as a lark. Activities are geared toward students in grades K–5.

Note: The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) did request that residents remove bird feeders until early April following an increase in bird mortality. To learn more, read Southern Living.

So Creative introduces new skills and techniques with fun hands-on projects — we’ll be decorating Easter Egg Mason jars. Take & Make Kits will be available at Cayce-West Columbia Branch on April 14 from 10 AM to 5 PM. This program will be presented online through GoToMeeting. You can also access the program by phone.

Bring a bit of nature into you room with a terrarium. Take & Make Kits will be available at the Cayce-West Columbia Branch starting April 12. Activities are geared toward students in grades 4–12.

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Test your knowledge of popular books, movies, television and pop culture with our trivia challenge — or compete against your friends. Activities are geared toward students in grades 6–12.

Storytime is a fun way to introduce your little ones to literature — allowing all ages to experience the best in books, nursery rhymes, finger plays, storytelling, poetry, songs and more.

Grab your pens, pencils or keyboards for an evening of word sprints and writing challenges. Make progress on a personal project or start something new in a collaboration setting. All skill and experience levels as well as various types of writing are welcome. Activities are geared toward students in grades 6–12.

Get creative and eco-savvy with special Earth Day crafts. Learn how to take everyday items — that would normally be tossed in the trash — and upcycle them into beautiful works of art. Activities are geared toward students in grades 4–7.

Ideas for Art Supplies: colorful paper, markers, pen, pencil, feathers, glue stick, craft glue, scissors, yarn or hemp cord

Ideas for Recyclables: toilet or paper towel rolls, water bottles, tin cans, canning jar rings, and CDs or DVDs (that are no longer of use)

Join us for virtual yoga storytime. We’ll share books, songs and rhymes while promoting playful, active learning and a healthy lifestyle. This month we’ll be reading and moving like ocean animals. (ages 2–6)

Storytime is a fun way to introduce your little ones to literature — allowing all ages to experience the best in books, nursery rhymes, finger plays, storytelling, poetry, songs and more.

Our zany scientists are sharing stories and studying experiments about birds. STEAM programs stimulate children’s interest in science, technology, engineering, art and math. At the end of the program will be a link with instructions needed to recreate the fun. Activities are geared toward kids ages 3–6.

Join us for an afternoon of art. They say, “April showers bring May flowers,” but what if you’re tired of rainy days? Create color for those cloudy, gloomy days. Grab a white crayon and inexpensive watercolor paints and get ready learn watercolor resist techniques. Activities are geared toward students in grades K–5.

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