Childhood Grief in Context: Learning how to raise children who are emotionally resilient in the face of grief
Wednesday, January 15th from 7-8:30 pm
On Wednesday, January 15th, join Dr. Svetlana Leeds, for a presentation on childhood grief in context: how to raise children who have the cognitive, emotional, and social flexibility to work through grief at various stages of development; how to help children build the foundation for resilience before they are faced with hardships; and how we can recognize and support children through the many stages of the grieving journey.
In conjunction with NIH and NLM, Sharon Public Library presents A Living Person's Guide to Dying, a multi-part speaker series about death and dying, green burials, digital estate planning, and more. Although death is an inevitable reality of life, we often delay conversations about the topic until after the fact--a habit that can create unnecessary stress or confusion about our end-of-life wishes. The Library is seeking to launch an honest, open series of discussions around this important topic.
THIRD WEEK REGISTRATION NOW OPEN: Fantastic Beasts & Where to Read Them Story-time (Ages 3-5)
Fridays, January 3rd - March 27th, 10:30 AM
Children ages 3-5 and their caregivers are invited to a story-time series about mythical and magical creatures! Enjoy books, songs, rhymes, and a simple craft about beings such as roaring dragons, fluffy yetis, tricky leprechauns, and goofy monsters.Crafts may be messy, so please wear play clothes.
Space limited. Registration required. (Registration will open a week before each story-time session.)
Sharon Veteran's Club - Open Forum
Please join the Sharon Library Veteran's Club on Monday, January 13, 2020, in the Library Community Room as they discuss the type and effects of Chemical poison used in the Military, such as toxic firefighting foam, Teflon, chlorine, agent orange, etc. more information.Pat Jordan portrays Carrie Chapman Catt
Actress Pat Jordan presents a "One-Woman Play Celebrating Votes for Women."Date: Thursday, February 13, 2020, from 7:00-8:30 PM (snow date: February 20th)
Location: Sharon Public Library Community Room
This program is sponsored by the Friends of SPL and the Sharon/Stoughton League of Women Voters and is hosted by the SPL Veteran's Club. Free program - All Welcome! more information
Enginerds: Marvelous Machines (Ages 8-14)
Thursdays, January 2, 9, & 16 3:30-5:00 PM
Join us for some awesome afternoons of engineering and building challenges - this time with
fantastic machines like catapults! Construct machines with pulleys, gears, levers, and physics using LEGOs, STEM kits, and other materials.
This is a drop-off program. Registration requested.
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In conjunction with NIH & NLM, Sharon Public Library presents: A Living Person's Guide to Dying, a multi-part speaker series about death & dying, green burials, digital estate planning, & more. Although death is an inevitable reality of life, we often delay conversations about the topic until after the fact--a habit that can create unnecessary stress or confusion about our end-of-life wishes. The Library is seeking to launch an honest, open series of discussions around this important topic.
See the full list of events on our website or on our Facebook page.
This project has been funded in whole or in part with federal funds from the National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health, under Cooperative Agreement UG4LM012347-01 with the University of Massachusetts, Worcester.
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