Showing posts with label summer reading 2016. Show all posts
Showing posts with label summer reading 2016. Show all posts

Sunday, June 26, 2016

Summer Reading Check In


Now that summer is in full swing - how is everyone doing?

For me, I'm at a new library this summer, so I'm mostly watching and seeing how things go. The kids are having fun and that makes me thrilled.

I am thinking of ways to make things smoother and change up ideas for the older kids. I'm excited about next year's theme and have already started a Pinterest board with lots of ideas.  I think I'm most excited for the idea of weekly building challenges. 

Monday, June 13, 2016

Happy Summer Reading


I hope all the public librarians have a fantastic summer filled with readers loving their books, enjoying the programs, and having the best time EVER!

And I hope all the school librarians have a relaxing summer and read some great books.


Sunday, March 6, 2016

Summer Reading Program Ideas

I'm getting excited about this year's theme. Part of it has to do with life size games that I want to attempt as programs. I hosted a live action angry bird game a few years back at the library, and it went over Really well. So, here's hoping for a great summer.  - as usual, these ideas came from Pinterest.
eastrockawaylibrary.blogspot.com We made a life-size Sorry board game and it was awesome!!!:
 Sorry
80's party Giant Rubix cube out of 12x12 cardboard boxes and acrylic paint.  Fun party game idea!:
Rubix Cube
Teens, don’t miss our 8-Bit Bash this Wednesday. This life-sized Tetris game is just a bit of the fun we have planned:
Tetris 
Why spend the money on a giant Jenga set, when you can reuse, reduce, and recycle one from old soda cartons?! The Library often hosts giant games programs using found or reclaimed items! Check out our program calendar for upcoming events and fun things for kids to do!:
Jenga
Life Size Pac-Man…:
Pac Man
Life Size Connect 4:
Connect Four
Transform your backyard into the coolest mini golf course around! Use creativity and ordinary household items (cereal boxes, books, cardboard) to construct the course. Hours of fun. Your kids will have as much much putting it together as they will playing the game!:
Mini Golf

Sunday, February 21, 2016

Summer Reading: Upcoming Sports Books


Here are some recent/upcoming sports middle grade and YA books to be on the lookout for summer. For older books, check out my pinterest board for summer reading.

Defending TaylorOne Silver Summer - Rachel Hickman: Longbow Girl by Linda Davies -: Exit, Pursued by a Bear by E. K. Johnston:

The Extra YardThe Hero Two Doors Down: Based on the True Story of Friendship Between a Boy and a Baseball Legendbooked | kwame alexander:

Hope: A School, a Team, a DreamGolden GirlScholastic Year in Sports 2016Rising Above: How 11 Athletes Overcame Challenges in Their Youth to Become Stars

What books am I missing?