Summer Reading Program

Summer Reading Program 2011 sign-up starts June 13th! Come to the Library on or after June 13th to get your reading log, bookmark, and book bag. This year’s theme of "One World, Many Stories" takes us around the world.

Kids of all ages are invited to join us on Wednesdays to learn about things such as foods we don't usually eat, and to play gym games that children in other counties play. Read more for the  schedule of events:

  Ages 3-6 ~ 10:30 am Ages 6 & up ~ 1:00 pm
June 22 Wild, Wild Safari
To kick off our Summer Reading Theme, we’re going to talk about safaris
Bon Appétit!
We're talking about food from around the world with Ms Mayer. Bring your appetite
June 29 Turtle Tales
Jackie Scharfenberg is here to talk about turtles around the world
Tortoises Around the World
It’s time to step out of your shell! We’re talking about turtles with Jackie Scharfenberg
July 6 Fun & Games Around the World
Mrs. Salm from Eden Elementary is here to play different games from around the world
Fun & Games Around the World
Mrs. Salm from Eden Elementary is here to play different games from around the world
July 13 “It’s a Small World After All”
Join us when we talk about different music around the world and make a craft!
“A Whole New World”
Mrs. West from Eden Elementary is here today for a musical adventure around the world
July 20 A trip to Mexico
¡Hola! Come to the Library today to learn about life in Mexico
Christmas in July
Celebrate Christmas Around the World with us
July 27 Around the World with Mrs MK
Judy McCabe-Krudwig is here with students from Mexico & Japan. Learn what life is like across the world
Fiesta en la Biblioteca
To celebrate another great year of summer reading, the Library is hosting an afternoon fiesta. Join us for crafts, cake, and piñata fun!

Children are strongly encouraged to participate in the portion of this program that encourages students to keep reading, writing, and using their math skills during their summer vacation. Children who spend time learning record these hours, and at the end of the program they are allowed to choose a prize. The more time they spent learning the bigger the prize!

Adults and teens are invited to join in on the fun. Teens record their time spent learning on a ticket. These tickets are turned into the Library once a week for a chance to win a prize bag. Adults can turn in tickets for the weekly drawing depending on what library material they borrowed during their last visit.