Teen Program

(Grades 7 to 12). How do they do that?! Ever wonder how caricature artists know what to exaggerate? You’ll learn about what a caricature is and the secrets of exaggerating the face. You may even have the chance to get a caricature of yourself, drawn by the instructor! Please register.

(Grades 9 to 12) Join us for a book & movie discussion just for grades 9 to 12. Read the book, come discuss Wonder Woman: Warbringer, have some snacks, and watch Wonder Woman (2017)! We’ll compare and contrast and decide which one we like best! Rated PG-13, to learn more go to www.commonsensemedia.org. Register and receive a copy of the book at the Youth Services Desk!

(Grades 7-12) Learn your personality as an author, then make a "bent book" to capture your thoughts when inspiration strikes! Please register.

(Grades 6 to 12). Join Buddy the Elf on his journey to find his dad! Complete with spaghetti, maple syrup, a very special guest, and fun surprises ... this is a holiday adventure you won't soon forget! Please register.

(Grades 7 to 12).Come and learn how to make a Grinch ornament and a clothespin star ornament! Add them to your decorations at home, or give them as gifts! Please register.

(Grades 5-8) Practice for Lake Villa District Library's Battle of the Books competition with book and author reviews, sample questions, and team building activities. For questions about Battle of the Books, please contact us at 847.245.5116.

(Grades 5-8) Practice for Lake Villa District Library's Battle of the Books competition with book and author reviews, sample questions, and team building activities. For questions about Battle of the Books, please contact us at 847.245.5116.

(Grades 7 & 8) Join us for a book discussion just for grades 7 and 8. Read the book, come discuss what you liked (or didn’t!) about Jackaby, and have some snacks. Copies of the book are available at the Circulation Desk. Please register.

(Grades 7 to 12). Looking to find a new hobby? Look no further! Come learn crochet basics! You'll leave not only with a new skill, but also with yarn and a crochet hook for you to continue creating! Please register.

(Open to all ages) Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a tradition that originated in Mexico. Ancestors who have passed on are honored with festivals and celebrations--decorated calacas and calaveras (skeletons and skulls) appear everywhere as the most recognizable symbols of the holiday. Join us to learn more about Día de los Muertos and decorate a sugar calavera of your own!