Welcome to the Cooper-Siegel Community Library Teen Page!
Teen Programs
Attention Teens!!!
We need your help!
Looking for volunteer hours this summer? Want to help out at the Library?
Click the link below to fill out our volunteer application
Code Club is back with Fiero Code!
Coming in Person this Summer!!! Sign up now and you can code at home!
Code Club is for Tweens and Teens is back!!! Learn coding languages through our game software called Fiero Code. Coders work at their own pace and can choose which coding languages they want. It’s fun and educational!!
You can check out the coding software here and make a free account anytime:
PA Driver’s Practice Test App
PennDOT has created an app where you can practice the driver’s exam before taking the test! You can download the app for practice questions to study for your drivers exam, or refresh your knowledge and become the best driver you can be! The app also hosts information for licensed drivers to stay safe and informed! Click the links below for the app store that works with your device and get ready to ride!
Events
- First Friday - Late Hourson September 7, 2024 at 2:38 am
09/06/24 @ 6:00pm - 09/06/24 @ 9:00pm Sharpsburg This program occurs after the library closes. Stop by the library during First Fridays each month! We'll be open for browsing, borrowing, and hanging out from 6 to 9pm. Please note that patron computers will not be available during First Fridays, but we will be able to print from our email. We'll also have special events planned each month!
- First Friday Fun: Love Your Library Monthon September 7, 2024 at 2:38 am
09/06/24 @ 6:00pm - 09/06/24 @ 9:00pm Community Room Sharpsburg Drop in during First Friday for a book-related project to celebrate Love Your Library Month. We're making hearts to show what we love about the library! This project is recommended for school age kids through adults. It will take at least 15 minutes.
- Anette Duensing Closing Receptionon September 7, 2024 at 2:38 am
09/06/24 @ 6:30pm - 09/06/24 @ 8:00pm Sharpsburg Join us for the closing reception of The Language of Flowers: Paintings by Anette Duensing during the September First Friday. Anette will be onsite to discuss her art and process. A portion of art sales (25% per piece sold) directly benefit the library. Anette Duensing is a physician-scientist and self-taught artist, whose work explores mixed media techniques that include watercolor, acrylics, mark making and handlettering. Abstract flowers and other botanicals are a constant theme in her pieces. The text in Anette’s handlettered elements is drawn from published poems or Wikipedia articles connected thematically to her work. More recently, Anette has also started to specifically generate text for each piece by prompting large language models, such as Chat GPT. Anette was born and professionally trained in Germany but has lived and worked in the Pittsburgh area for over 20 years. Her show The Language of Flowers explores the interface between Nature’s beauty and the written word. Anette is a member of the Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council. Learn more about Anette on her social media and website: Instagram: @_nettid_ Instagram hashtag: #nettisartandletters Website: https://anetteduensing.wixsite.com/my-site/home/
- Gettin' Nebby with Rick Sebakon September 7, 2024 at 2:38 am
09/07/24 @ 10:30am - 09/07/24 @ 12:00pm Program Room (Verne C. Koch Program Room) Cooper-Siegel Registration is required. Registration starts: 08/06/2024 @ 12:00am Registration end: 09/07/2024 @ 8:30am Join us for a special presentation with Pittsburgh's favorite folk hero, Rick Sebak. He'll share some clips from his numerous programs and special presentations. This event is a library fundraiser and your registration *includes a raffle ticket for a drawing to join Rick for lunch at Alta Via immediately following the event!*
E-Books and More
Homework and Testing Help
The library provides research assistance and access to computers and the Internet for free! There are study rooms and study areas throughout the library. Research help is available from library staff and through online resources.
Tutor.com is a resource paid for by our library system, which provides online tutoring help for grades K-12. All you need is your library card and a computer with internet access. Tutors are available to help with homework from 12PM – 12AM every day (even on the weekends!). Preparing for the GED, SAT, ACT, AP, PSAT or GRE? Find help and practice tests on Tutor.com as well!
School Reading Lists
Fox Chapel Area School District:
Shady Side Academy and Country Day:
Winchester Thurston: