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

Saturday, January 25, 2025

Kids Summer Reading (3): Food Ideas

 


Two weeks ago, I shared Rainbow craft ideas.
Last week, I shared more craft ideas

This week is all about food crafts. Last year, I had a s'more theme and I really liked it.
So, this year, I'm going with a rainbow theme. 
If you're new to the blog, here's a recap of the program we call Foodie Fun

As always, these come from Pinterest. 

(for a T&M, I could change the bananas to frosting but in person, I would leave the bananas)

Paint brush Rice Krispie Treats

Better in-person:
Enjoy! Come back next week for another post!

Saturday, January 18, 2025

Summer Reading Kids (2): Color Your World


Last week, I shared rainbow craft ideas.

Today, I'm sharing a mix of program ideas - all from Pinterest

STEAM:

Dominos - how big can you make this? 
Can it go all the way through the library?


Paper Sculpture - ok this says Christmas tree, but if you use different colors, it can become anything!


Reading Challenge:


Craft:
Ocean Scene

Change this from Autumn to summer and it works! 

All the Circles


Balloons


Paint Night for Kids
We do this for adults and teens at the library. I think I might try one for kids.
This is an easy one to do...

Come back next week for more summer reading program ideas...

Saturday, January 11, 2025

Summer Reading Kids (1) Color Your World


I'm starting gather up all the Summer Reading Program ideas. 

At my library, this year, we're using the Color Your World Art theme.

One of the first things this theme screamed to me was RAINBOW CRAFTS.
So, here are some rainbow crafts ideas from Pinterest:








For these projects, I would have the kids cut/rip/fold/curl the paper so the craft is a little more elevated than just gluing. But obviously have some ready to go for the really little kids. 

Come back next week for more craft ideas! 

Saturday, February 11, 2023

Kids Summer Reading (4): All Together Now

 


The past three weeks, we talked about FRIENDSHIP and COMMUNITY and KINDNESS programs. Go back and check them out if you missed them.

This week I'm sharing art and display ideas:

Kindness Tree or Kindness Branches Out



Add favorite book titles on the hearts from staff and patrons. Keep growing the display all summer long