Student Virtual Cards
K-12 students attending any Wicomico County Public School are able to use their school-issued lunch number to check out 5 books at any one time. This virtual card is limited to books only and must be used by the student themselves.
Homework Help
Got Homework? Students in grades K-12 can get FREE assistance throughout the school year at the Sarbanes Branch in Downtown Salisbury.
Schedule a Class Visit
Schools and organizations can schedule group visits with the Wicomico Public Library's Paul S. Sarbanes Branch. Group visit structures are flexible and can be shaped to meet the needs of your group. Visits can include a library tour, research assistance, education on library resources, a story time, and more. Use the form to schedule a group visit!
Request a Librarian Visit
Give us a call to have a librarian visit your classroom or children’s center! Let us know what you’re looking for: book talks, storytime, crafts or activities? Contact the Sarbanes Branch Children’s department at 410-749-3612 x125.
Explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math through fun activities at Homeschool Maker Monday! All homeschool students ages 6 to 11 are invited to join us the second and fourth Monday of each month to learn all about STEAM!
At Paws to Read, children can read aloud to a dog for 5 - 7 minutes. A volunteer will be present during the entire session. This activity helps build reading confidence in children while they are relaxing and having fun.
Disclaimer(s)
Attending Children
Children under 8 must be monitored by a guardian who is at least 13 years old to assure the safety and behavior of that child. Children ages 8 and older may visit the library independently provided they are able to care for themselves and are able to understand and follow the Library’s Behavior Guidelines.
If you'd like to learn to crochet and are in middle or high school, join us on the 4th Tuesday of each month!
Please ask staff from the children’s desk to enter the program room anytime between 10 am and 3 pm on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Children age 2–6 and their caregivers are invited to Mini-Montessori!
Disclaimer(s)
Attending Children
Children under 8 must be monitored by a guardian who is at least 13 years old to assure the safety and behavior of that child. Children ages 8 and older may visit the library independently provided they are able to care for themselves and are able to understand and follow the Library’s Behavior Guidelines.
Girls Who Code is a national non-profit organization working to close the gender gap in technology.
RoboCoders: a mashup of LEGO and coding. In each session, we'll tackle a LEGO Robotics challenge and then explore coding, with or without LEGO.
This rain cloud in a jar experiment gives children an opportunity to experiment and learn more about clouds and rain in an engaging way!
Imagine, design, explore, build, and discover using STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math)! Bring your curiosity and imagination to play with Sphero Indi and Bolt, Snap Circuits, littleBits, and more!
Discover the exciting world of 3D printing at this hands-on workshop designed for beginners and enthusiasts alike. Learn how to set up a 3D print, explore ready-to-use designs, and see firsthand what a Makerspace can offer.
It's not a Saturday, it's a Slime-urday! You'll be able to make three different types of slime: regular, fluffy, or glitter! Make one, make two, or make all three!
Registration is required.
Resources
ABC Mouse
Interactive books, educational games, puzzles, and other learning activities. This resource is only available on Library Computers.
BookFlix
Brainfuse
Brainfuse offers live tutoring, skills building, foreign language lab, live writing assistance, a test center offering practice quizzes for standardized tests.
Brainfuse Adult Learning Center
Designed to support adult learners and job seekers with services that include GED prep, 24/7 Writing Lab, Live Tutoring, Skills Building, Career Resources, U.S.
Educators Reference Complete
Elementary (Gale in Context)
