Start Soldering Today! (Teens)
Who Can Join? Ages 13–18 (middle school & high school students). No prior experience required. What You’ll Do Learn how to safely use a soldering iron, following safety rules and wearing protective gear. Discover basic electronics concepts (e.g. how heat, solder, and flux work together) and common issues like cold joints or oxidized tips Practice soldering components and wires on small circuit boards Read More
Scratch Lab: Code Your Story! – Children
Scratch Lab: Code Your Story! is a guided, hands-on library program for children ages 7–12 that introduces computer programming through Scratch using activity cards completed as a class. Each card represents a specific coding activity, and the group works through the cards together, step by step, with the librarian leading discussion and demonstrations. At the start of each activity, the Read More
Educational Minecraft : Month of Coding
Welcome to the Educational Minecraft Month of Coding Each Wednesday of this month we will introduce a coding lesson where children will have to solve problems, achieve goals, and create outcomes using block coding. Notes: This program is for children 6+ and is dedicated to teaching skills and information using Minecraft. Children must be able to read and follow Read More
Scratch Lab: Code Your Story! – Children
Scratch Lab: Code Your Story! is a guided, hands-on library program for children ages 7–12 that introduces computer programming through Scratch using activity cards completed as a class. Each card represents a specific coding activity, and the group works through the cards together, step by step, with the librarian leading discussion and demonstrations. At the start of each activity, the Read More
Laser Lab 101: Intro & Certification on the Boss Laser Cutter
Step into the world of digital fabrication with Laser Lab 101—a hands-on introductory workshop that teaches you the basics of using the Boss Laser Cutter for etching, engraving, and cutting, and includes the opportunity to earn your laser cutter certification for future independent use in the library’s makerspace. Designed for adults, this session covers: How laser cutting works: Understand the Read More
LEGO Creators
Hey, Future Builders! Join us in the MakerSpace on the second floor to snap, stack, and bring your imagination to life as one of Haverford Library’s LEGO Creators! This hands-on building program encourages creativity, problem-solving, and collaboration—all key STEM skills. Team up with other awesome kids to build everything from rocket ships to castles. If you can dream it, you Read More
Cricut 101 with Cricut Design Space
Cricut 101 Description:The Cricut 101 program is a comprehensive, skills-based training designed to certify individuals in both Cricut machine operation and teach advanced use of Cricut Design Space. This program goes beyond basic cutting projects to provide a practical understanding of the software’s tools, workflows, and design logic. Participants learn how to: Confidently operate Cricut cutting machines and accessories Navigate Design Read More
Start Soldering Today! (Teens)
Who Can Join? Ages 13–18 (middle school & high school students). No prior experience required. What You’ll Do Learn how to safely use a soldering iron, following safety rules and wearing protective gear. Discover basic electronics concepts (e.g. how heat, solder, and flux work together) and common issues like cold joints or oxidized tips Practice soldering components and wires on small circuit boards Read More
3D Printing 101: Introduction to the Prusa Core One
3D Printing 101: Introduction to the Prusa Core One Ever wondered how 3D printers work or what you could create with one? Join us for 3D Printing 101, a hands-on workshop where you’ll get to explore the exciting world of 3D printing! Whether you’re a complete beginner or just curious about the technology, this program is the perfect introduction to Read More
Educational Minecraft : Month of Coding
Welcome to the Educational Minecraft Month of Coding Each Wednesday of this month we will introduce a coding lesson where children will have to solve problems, achieve goals, and create outcomes using block coding. Notes: This program is for children 6+ and is dedicated to teaching skills and information using Minecraft. Children must be able to read and follow Read More
