Teen Programming
We offer a variety of programs and resources for our community’s teens! We provide a space for people to hang out and study, play games, and get to know each other better!
Teen Game Night
Fridays 3:30 – 5:30 P.M.
On Friday afternoons, we open our meeting rooms as a place to hang out and play games, including Dungeons and Dragons and chess, as well as the many board and card games available for checkout. Snacks are also provided.
Teen Volunteers
Need volunteer hours for a class or scholarship application? We can always use your help! Please call us at 918-367-6562 for more information. We use Beanstack to track volunteer hours, which you can sign up for here.
Online learning resources
Brainfuse HelpNow – Free online tutoring support |
Scratch MIT – Learn programming and game design |
NASA – Explore the cosmos |
Khan Academy – Learn with a multitude of free courses on a variety of subjects |
CK-12 – Free, open textbooks for K-12 students in a wide assortment of subjects |
TED-Ed – Recordings of TED Talks on many educational subjects |
360 Cities – Explore 360° panoramas from all over the world |
Sumopaint X – Online tool for creating digital artwork |
HowStuffWorks – Articles explaining a variety of topics |
Explore.org – 24/7 Livestreams of animals and environments |
CrashCourse – Educational videos in many subjects |
Marginalia Search – Independent search engine geared to filter out commercial-oriented sites |
Purdue OWL – Writing assistance for students, including formatting guides and resources |
National Geographic – Discover the world with articles from National Geographic |
Smithsonian Institution – Search millions of digital records and sources in a myriad of topics |
ASCII Art Archive – Create and explore thousands of ASCII art pieces |
For more information on teen programming, please contact our Youth Librarian Kimberly Balachowski at bplyouthlibrarian@gmail.com or call us at 918-367-6562.