Summit Free Public Library hosts a volunteer led Virtual Chinese Immersion program. It is held on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of every month via zoom during the school year and will be on hiatus over the summer. Our group of dedicated volunteers of all ages have created lots of fun and engaging topics for all ages, including games, contests, stories, talent shows, and more!
Registration for each program opens the week prior to the current week’s program. Please register in advance in order to receive the zoom link.
Speedcubing is a hobby where someone solves a Rubik’s cube as fast as they can. In this Cube Corner, we hope to bring the joy of cubing to more people and we also hope to expand the cubing community.
As cubing is a progressive hobby, when organizing this program, we will need to split people up into different groups based on their skill level.
Beginner – Are interested in learning how to solve the cube, need to be taught.
Can be taught by anyone who knows the beginner’s method
Intermediate – Know how to solve the cube using the beginners’ method but want to improve their time (CFOP)
Can be taught through a presentation along with videos
Advanced – Know how to solve the cube with at least F2L, maybe even OLL and PLL, want to further improve their time
As this is relatively advanced, this needs to be taught by someone who knows full CFOP
At the end of this program, our goal is for everyone to be able to solve the cube. We plan to hold an unofficial competition at the end as well where everyone can experience what a cubing competition feels like.
Co-sponsored by by Bright Youth, and Summit Free Public Library
Members of the Summit Free Public Library’s Chinese Club have donated Chinese-language children’s books to the Summit Free Public Library. The first ‘batch’ of books (264) were donated to the library in October 2020. The second ‘batch’ of books (349) were donated to the library this month.
Fundraising for the endeavor began in 2019, with a total of $2,405 dollars raised by January 2020.
Susan Permahos, Director of the Summit Free Public Library, said, “We are grateful for this donation from the Summit Free Public Library Chinese Club. We know the books will be put to good use by members of our community.”
For a full list of our Books in Chinese for Children, please click here.
Summit Free Public Library and the Summit Library Chinese Club have co-sponsored a lending library of Chinese Books in Chinese, that is currently available for browsing at Szechuan Delight Restaurant in New Providence (598 Central Ave. #4, New Providence, NJ 07974).