At Home: A Click Away: Highlights
Staying connected has never been easier.
A click (or tap) away. Resources to connect with while you're at home.
It's important to stay connected during this period where we find ourselves staying home for longer periods of time. There are many online activities happening, and authors, artists, and organizations generously sharing their time, words, talents, and stories with us.
In this Guide, we connect you with the Library's resources plus the many free online resources being shared. Check in often! We're adding new resources daily.
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- BookFLIX This link opens in a new window
Reinforces early reading skills and introduces children to a world of knowledge and exploration by pairing classic video storybooks with related nonfiction eBooks to build a love of reading and learning.
- Canada's National Ballet School
Online video resources to get you moving. Find videos for kids, seniors, or all ages. - Clothespin DragonflyMake a cute dragonfly using pipe cleaners, a clothespin, googly eyes, paint, and some glue.
- Dear Handmade Life
Empowers creatives with education and a forum to help people make a living doing what they love. - Hang Son DoongVisit the world’s largest cave, located in Vietnam, through this 360-degree virtual tour offered by National Geographic
- Le nom de ma mère (féministe, historique)
Au cours des cinq épisodes de la série, deux générations de femmes s’ouvrent sur les raisons qui les ont poussées à donner leur nom – ou pas – à leurs enfants ainsi que sur la filiation, l’identité, l’égalité et l’impact de porter deux noms de famille dans leur vie. - M&Ms Factory TourHosted by the Food Network, watch how M&Ms candies are made with this virtual tour of the M&M factory.
- Speaking Crow
Winnipeg's longest running poetry open mic is online. Hosted by Winnipeg Public Library, Winnipeg International Writers Festival and Speaking Crow. - Tai Asks Why
Tai Poole is trying to find answers to life’s biggest questions. What happens after we die? What is love? How can we fix climate change? He may not solve them all, but give him a break…he’s only 14-years-old.
