
STEAM Tuesday: Take & Make
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Each month we’ll put together a craft to take with you and make at home! We’ll provide the materials and direction. While supplies last. Designed for children over four.

Each month we’ll put together a craft to take with you and make at home! We’ll provide the materials and direction. While supplies last. Designed for children over four.
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Toddler Create & Play at 1524 Dorchester Ave, Boston — creative play session for ages 1–4.
Squish Painting Drop In (Bonsignore Hall, Medford Public Library) — Mess‑free squish painting in plastic zipper bags for babies and toddlers, supplies provided, for ages 3 and under.
A Tomaquag Museum educator runs a workshop in the Rey Room, demonstrating a Native American game and art, guiding participants to craft hubbub bowl games, for ages 6–12.
Coloring Club provides staff‑led coloring sheets and drawing time in the Youth Services Program Room at Melrose Public Library, for ages 3–12.
Bins of LEGOs await discovery in the Hazlett Room, where participants build each Monday afternoon, for ages 5 and up.
Baby & Toddler Playdate (Children's Rooms, Winthrop Public Library & Museum) — Social play for children under five with adult supervision, ages 4 and under.
Fuse bead art workshop in the Small Meeting Room at Winchester Public Library offers plant pattern designs to customize into personal creations, registration required, for ages 13–18.
Girlscouts Troop 74605 Meeting — Bergman Room, Winthrop Public Library & Museum.
Storytime in the Children’s Room features book reading, songs, train set play, puzzles and coloring, for ages 5 and under.
Nonfiction Book Club (Bergman Room, Winthrop Public Library & Museum) — Discussion of Cat Tales: A History by Jerry D. Moore.
Color and cut paper dragon masks using supplied materials at the Collins Branch, creating wearable beasts; for ages 5–11.
Children collaborate on a STEAM group project displayed in the library, then take their work home at the next meetup, for ages 5 and up.