Programs & Activities
- Discovery Passes at CCPL
Allows library cardholders free access to local cultural and educational sites: Boonshoft Museum/Sunwatch, Carillon Historical Park, Dayton Art Institute, and Young’s Jersey Dairy. - Pickleball Kits
Pickleball Kits are located in the Games collection at the Main Library. - The Seed LibraryFree membership is available to Clark County residents aged 14 and older.
Websites
Pre-K to Elementary
- GoNoodle Encourages physical activity through interactive videos and games.
- National Geographic Kids Educational games, videos, and activities covering a wide range of subjects.
- PBS Kids Comprehensive platform with educational games and videos for young children.
- Storyline Online Features famous actors reading children's books aloud, promoting literacy.
Elementary to Middle School
- Code.org Interactive platform for learning coding concepts through games and activities.
- MetKids Interactive activities and games designed for creative minds by The Metropolitan Museum of Art
- NASA Space Place Educational content about space and science, including games and other activities.
- OLogy American Museum of Natural History's platform for science learning with interactive exhibits.
- Scratch Creative coding platform that allows kids to create and share interactive stories, games, and animations.
- TumbleBook Library Curated database of interactive eBooks for kids by subscription through CCPL.
All Ages
- Crash Course Diverse educational content covering topics from science to history, presented by engaging hosts.
- The Kid Should See This Curated collection of educational videos covering a wide range of topics suitable for various ages.
- Smithsonian Learning Lab Access to digital resources from the Smithsonian Institution for in-depth learning.
Apps
- Duolingo
Language learning app offering lessons in various languages through interactive exercises. - Khan Academy Kids
Offers engaging learning activities for young learners across various subjects. - Home Base
Digital haven for kids to engage with Scholastic stories and games, create avatars, and connect with friends through moderated chat.
Hey there! Welcome to our Summer Resource Guide – the perfect place to begin planning your ultimate summer experience right here in Clark County. Whether you're looking for fun summer programs, community events, educational websites, or summer reading booklists, this guide is made just for you.
Best of all, most of the resources featured on this page are FREE!
| The Summer Resource Guide was created in collaboration with the Youth Empowerment Taskforce. |
About YET
Mission
The Youth Empowerment Taskforce (YET) is a part of the Clark County Health Improvement Plan Coalitions. In collaboration with community partners, we exist to advance the safe and healthy development of Clark County youth and families through strategic planning and support.
Members
Alyse Buirch, Clark County Partners in Prevention
Gina Burke, Family and Children First Council
Tami Carter, Nehemiah Foundation
Kristen Collier, Wittenberg University
Abby Gerstenzang, Springfield Promise Neighborhood
Ron Gordon, Springfield City School District
Dawayne Kirkman, Clark State College
Amanda Kot, Clark County Partners in Prevention
Kali Lawrence, Springfield Promise Neighborhood
Carey McKee, Clark County Partners in Prevention
Maggie Reuber, Clark County Combined Health District
Mary Vonderhaar, Clark State College
Sarah Webb, Clark County Public Library
YET Youth and Family Provider Survey: Spring 2024
The Youth Empowerment Taskforce recently received feedback from 40 organizations supporting youth and families in Clark County.