Mardi Gras is always celebrated on a Tuesday, and this year it was on February 16. It is sometimes referred to as Fat Tuesday, because people indulge in all kinds of foods before fasting for Lent, usually observed by Christians. While it marks the beginning of the Christian Lent season, Mardi Gras is recognized by…
Today is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. We are honoring these brilliant women by highlighting their books for you to check out at our library. Not only is this a great opportunity to inspire readers of all ages, but also to especially encourage young girls to never give up on their…
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and I am going to show you budding scientists the reason we are all alive. It’s because we have beating, blood pumping, super duper rad hearts. For today’s S.T.E.A.M. @ Home, I am going to share with you an activity about how the heart works. Click on the…
It’s Black History Month, and we are starting this wonderful month by highlighting famous black Alabamians! Did you know that these amazing people were born in this state? Whether you knew that or not, check out these books and celebrate their accomplishments with us! These books are available at the Homewood Public Library (Monday-Saturday 10…
When it’s winter and there is still NO snow, how many times does one wish for it to actually happen? Even if it’s not covered in white outside, you can make it “snow” inside, because for this week’s S.T.E.A.M. at Home, I will be showing you how to make your own snowflakes at home! With…
January is National Baking Month, and we are excited to share with you 10 baking books that we love to keep us company in the kitchen. Since winter is here, what better way to spend the day baking warm treats and eating them. I hope you enjoy these titles and make sure to check them…
