As part of the Fun Facts Day on october 13, the Pharaoh Serpents experiment was held in the library for children. The guys set out to get pharaoh snakes using calcium gluconate.
The experiment was an impressive sight, the guys watched the size, color, burning speed of snakes. The resulting reactions in the form of pharaoh snakes were simple and safe to perform.
The children were asked to conduct experiments at home in compliance with all safety rules.
At the end of the library laboratory session, a review of the literature on entertaining chemistry was conducted.

On the occasion of the Day of the Elderly, the autumn meeting “Always Young at Heart” was held in the library for veterans of librarianship. Library staff congratulated the guests on the holiday. The head of the library, Uataeva B., gave a welcoming speech. She expressed gratitude to the veterans for the strength and experience they devoted to their work.

Our veterans Dukenbaeva Rymkesh Shamatovna, Zhumagulova Rabiga Sadykovna, Abelseitova Saulesh Baltabaevna, Tutkabekova Sagirash Alievna, Kirina Lyudmila Vasilievna, Ilyasova Gaukhar Zhaleltaevna, Sadyrbekov Zhalel Malikovich recalled interesting events from the life of librarians and addressed instructions to the youth.

The holiday took place in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Everyone received a lot of positive emotions.

Our library was visited by children from the Center for Support of Children with Special Educational Needs. The children were invited to take a journey into the world of books, where each of the children noted for themselves the most interesting place in the library and the most interesting book.
Librarians told and showed unusual books from the library’s collection: puzzle books, panorama books, publications with 3D applications, music, chest books, etc.
At the end of the excursion, the children were enrolled in the library and invited to attend various events and clubs.

An interesting conversation took place in the library about the sculptor “Legendary Creator – Anatoly Bilyk” in honor of the 95th anniversary of the birth of the Kazakh artist, our fellow countryman A. Bilyk.
Dameli Kadyrkulova is the chief curator of the Karaganda Regional Museum of Fine Arts,, she captivatingly spoke about the famous master of the sculptural genre.
Those present got acquainted with interesting facts from the life of the famous artist, had the opportunity to see monumental works in video materials, and also became acquainted with his works, which are stored in the muse

The second day of the forum ended on the discussion platform, “Current problems of children’s libraries,” where the topics were discussed: “Website and account of a children’s library: for readers or librarians?”, “Is there genre diversity in Kazakhstani children’s literature?”, “Strategic directions for the development of children’s libraries in the digital era” and others.
The moderators of the platform were N. N. Zholdybalinov, the Deputy Head of the National Academic Library of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Information Resources (Astana); Shulenbaeva A.N., the head of the scientific and methodological service group of the National Library of the Republic of Kazakhstan (Almaty), and Inkarbekova G.K., the head of the Zhambyl Regional Children’s and Youth Library named after Kunaev (Taraz).
A constructive conversation took place about ways to interact and solve pressing issues and problems of children’s libraries and school libraries.

On the second day of the International Forum, the “Open Microphone” was held, where young readers and long-time friends of the library congratulated it on its 70th anniversary.
In the video “About the Library, Books, Reading and More,” our young readers shared their thoughts.
Many warm words were said, the children recited poems, including their own.
Words of gratitude and appreciation were heard from the parents of our young users, who were once themselves readers of the Karaganda Regional Children’s Library.

The second day of the international forum “Children’s Library: Space of Ideas”, dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the Karaganda Regional Library named after Abai, began with a meeting of Karaganda schoolchildren and forum guests with Kazakh children’s writers.
The meeting was attended by Honored Worker of Kazakhstan, Chairman of the children’s writers section of the Writers’ Union Akysh N., editor-in-chief of the republican newspaper “Munara” and the magazine “Iman” Hasan S., as well as children’s writer, poet, journalist, public figure Inzhevskaya N. and children’s writer, journalist Shipulina A.
The writers told the children about their work and shared the secrets of writing.
Each child had the opportunity to ask the guest their own question and receive a truthful answer.
Such meetings are very necessary for both writers and readers.

As part of the forum, foreign guests, heads of regional republican libraries, librarians of the region and the city took part in the friends-action “In 3D format: for business, for leisure, for the soul.”
Guests were invited to take part in the “Think with your head!” quiz, assembling the “Yurt” ethno-construction set, and “Toy library in the library” and “Makeup for yourself” master classes. The “Change Your Image” photo zone helped create the image of a modern librarian, and the event ended with a lottery draw.

The forum continued in the format of master classes. Molchanova M.A., head of the service department of the Russian State Children’s Library, curator of the project “Give a child a book” (Russian Federation, Moscow), during her speech, presented innovative projects in the field of children’s libraries as a way to attract readers and increase competitiveness.
The Russian State Children’s Library has recently launched educational centers to introduce children to reading #KnowRead, the “Great Children’s Reading Expedition”, and the “I Like It!” campaign, which allows young readers to select and evaluate the best of the new book releases of the year.
Maria Alexandrovna spoke about the major ongoing projects “Symbols of Russia”, “Virtual Museum of Filmstrip”, and the project “Give a Child a Book”. A separate block was devoted to electronic recommendation resources of the Russian State Children’s Library.
Colleagues from the KSU “Regional Library for Children and Youth named after I. Altynsarin” (Kostanay) shared their experience in creating and conducting circle activities in libraries of the Kostanay region.
There was a presentation of an electronic manual on digital etiquette “Harmful Life Hacks” for students in grades 2-4.

The work of the international forum for the exchange of experience on the “Do as we do!” platform continued. Do better than us!” in pecha-kucha format.
Regional children’s and youth libraries of the Republic of Kazakhstan presented interesting projects to attract readers to the library and popularize reading.