Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Young @ ART
The April Young @ Art session explored the cycle of life, as kids made 2 art projects: a caterpillar and a butterfly!
Springtime at your Library!!!
Oh, Springtime is here and the Youth Services area has been busy as bees with all kinds of activities.
Around the first of the month, we decorated Bunny Bags and had an EGG HUNT out on our terrace.
Around the first of the month, we decorated Bunny Bags and had an EGG HUNT out on our terrace.
Wii PLAY @ THE LIBRARY!
Wii've been going crazy lately at the Library. Join us for a game, but just a warning, these kids are SERIOUS!!!
Young @ ART
Mirror images were the name of the game as everyone gathered for March's Young @ ART program. Participants stretched out on huge sheets of paper and traced each other. Then, they used crayons, colored pencils and markers to draw their life-size self portraits. Check them out in the Youth Services area where they are still on display!
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Flower Power @ Mother Goose Time!
To celebrate Read Across America, participants from our most popular regular program, Mother Goose Time (Thursdays at 11am for the under 5 crowd) listened and acted out a Dr. Seuss story and had a fabulous time making flower crowns (and licking the glue sticks!).
What STINKS at the library?
It's our newest series: STINK!
STINK is filled with fun adventures and cool illustrations. Comic strips, drawn by Stink, are scattered throughout the book. Comics such as "The Adventures of Stink in Newt Boy meets Jaws Monster" show Stink solving everyday problems with superhuman powers.
The author knew that Stink needed to star in a book of his own when she visited a school and the class chanted, "Stink! Stink! Stink." This book will appeal to both boys and girls, but young boys will especially identify with Stink and his bossy older sister. I hope McDonald writes many more adventures for Stink. He's a delightful character.
STINK is filled with fun adventures and cool illustrations. Comic strips, drawn by Stink, are scattered throughout the book. Comics such as "The Adventures of Stink in Newt Boy meets Jaws Monster" show Stink solving everyday problems with superhuman powers.
The author knew that Stink needed to star in a book of his own when she visited a school and the class chanted, "Stink! Stink! Stink." This book will appeal to both boys and girls, but young boys will especially identify with Stink and his bossy older sister. I hope McDonald writes many more adventures for Stink. He's a delightful character.
Look for a copies of Stink and the Great Guinea Pig Express, Stink and the World's Worst Super Stinky Sneakers and Stink and the Incredible Super Galactic Jawbreaker
at the Library!
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