Summer 2010 Programs
Make a Splash – READ!
Registration Procedures
For programs offered by the DRML you will register at DRML, for programs offered by the JTL you will register at JTL. Registration for preschoolers through grade 5 will begin at the DRML on Fri June 18 at 10:00 am and at the JTL Sat June 19th at 10:00 am . Sorry, we are unable to take phone signups on the first day of registration. You may register by phone after the first day. The first day of registration will be limited to those families living in Jericho and Underhill.
Registration for students currently in high school and middle school begins at the DRML and the JTL on Wed June 9th at noon.
Registration is required for all programs unless otherwise indicated. When registering please use the grade the child will be attending in the fall.
----------Reading Clubs----------
PREREADERS may pick up a Read to Me Log and keep track of the stories read to you. Each time you visit the library have your log stamped and your name will be entered into a drawing for a collection of books.
READERS may pick up a Make a Splash Reading Log and record the books that you read during the summer reading program. Bring the log with you when you visit the library and we will stamp it and you may enter your name in a drawing for a savings bond donated by the Merchants Bank.
STUDENTS 12 AND OLDER are encouraged to sign up for your Teen Reading Record. Each time you attend a library program, volunteer at the library, or report on a book you have read we will mark your card and enter your name in the drawing for a $25.00 gift certificate to the University Mall. The winner will be selected at the end of the summer.
*** SUMMER GRAND OPENING EVENT ***
Co-sponsored by the DRML and JTL
Robert Resnik & Marty Morrissey – Sea Chanteys, Lake Songs & Folksongs
Tue June 22, 1:30 at DRML, please be sure to register
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Events at the Deborah Rawson Memorial Library 899-4962
For complete registration details and Make a Splash flyer:
click here (PDF).
For the teen summer flyer: click here (PDF)
A. Plush Seals Wed June 23, 1:00
After listening to a wonderful story of how a young boy rescues a seal pup Phyllis Geiss will assist you in making your own stuffed plush seal.
grade 2-5
B. Theater Arts Thur June 24, 10:00-12:00
Sue Adams returns to lead participants in dramatizing scenes from the book Paddle To the Sea. Be ready to have fun using your body in expressive ways as the group recreates vignettes of this story. We will end our session with a walk down to Browns River. Please bring mud boots or water shoes.
grade 3 and up
C. Telling Your Digital Story Thur June 24, 6:30-8:30 pm
Learn how to take your personal photos and videos and turn them into a digital story to share with your friends and family. Participants are encouraged to bring their own laptops, however, equipment will be available. Pizza and beverage will be provided. This event is part of Echo’s Voices For the Lake project.
age 13 – adult
D. Build Your Own Boat Fri June 25, 10:30
Using recycled materials, Julie Parker will guide participants in constructing their own floating vessel.
grade 2 and up
E. Miss Frizzle Returns Tue June 29, 1:00
Take an imaginary trip through the human body and discover the importance of water in making our system operate successfully. Martha Alexander, nurse at the Camels Hump Middle School, will lead us on this exciting adventure.
grade 1-4
F. Explore Browns River Aquatic Life Wed June 30, 10:30-12:00
Shelburne Farms educator, Susie Marchand, will lead participants in a search to discover some of the small living creatures that inhabit the river in our backyard. Rain or shine, please wear mud boots or water shoes. Parents are encouraged, but not required to participate.
grade 2 and up
G. Stepping Stone Wed June 30, 1:30
Ann Linde will assist participants in using an assortment of interesting objects to enhance a freshly poured concrete stepping stone. It would be just perfect for the path to your pond or someplace special in the yard.
grade 3 and up
H. Douse That Fire Thur July 1, 10:30
Come learn about fire prevention! Watch as a member of the Underhill-Jericho Fire Department shows children how firefighters dress in their equipment if they needed to enter a home in an emergency. At the conclusion, unless it is needed elsewhere, firefighters will bring the fire engine for children to view up close.
recommended for preschoolers – grade 2
I. Miss Ellie’s Preschool Party Tue July 6, 10:00
Have a whale of a time at Miss Ellie’s Preschool Party. Sing-a-long to her guitar, dance using ribbons, and play parachute games. ages 2-5
J. Ride the Waves Tue July 6, 1:30
Jen King will be here with her windsurfer. Learn the basic skills surfers use cutting through the waves on Lake Champlain. To be held on the back lawn of the library. If you like bring a blanket or chair. In the event of rain the program will be inside the library.
recommended for grade 3 and up
Story Times – No registration needed Wed at 11:00 July 7, 14, 21, & 28
Stories read each week by a “guest reader” followed by refreshments served on the picnic table.
recommended for preschool – grade 1
K. Watercolor Workshop Wed July 7, 10:30
Have fun exploring watercolor paints with the help of JoAnn Johnson. Try some special techniques like painting with a straw or see what happens when you add salt to the paint. grade 1-3
L. Will it Rain or Shine Wed July 7, 1:30
Meet “Eye on the Sky” weatherman Mark Breen, author of The Kids’ Book of Weather Forecasting. See how some meteorological instruments work, learn about the weather cycle and how you can construct your own simple weather instrument. One lucky participant will receive a free copy of Mark’s book. This program funded by the Friends of the Deborah Rawson Memorial Library.
grade 1 and up
M. Basic Skin Care Thur July 8, 1:00
What do you need, just soap and water or a whole lot more? Come meet Marjorie Minot from Stephen and Burns Salon and learn some basic skin care and makeup techniques to help you look your best. Each participant will receive a free skin care kit.
middle and high school
N. Bubbles, Bubbles, Bubbles Fri July 9, 10:30
Do you like to blow bubbles? Do you like to make pictures? If you do, then sign up to have Jen king show you how to make these neat and tricky bubble prints.
grade 1 and up
O. Transition to Kindergarten Story Time Sat, July 10
Children who will be entering kindergarten this fall and their parents are invited to attend a special Story Time. While the children are enjoying school stories and meeting an older child from their new school parents will have the opportunity to share experiences with Building Bright Futures Coordinator, Heather Lebeis. With parent’s permission, children may receive their own library card. Separate Story Times will be held for students attending each elementary school. Times are as follows:
JES 10:15-10:45 UID 11:00-11:30 UCS 11:45-12:15
P. Write A Whale of A Tale Tue & Wed July 13 & 14, 10:00-11:30
Portia Senning, from Underhill Central School, will help young writers develop their writing skills. Participants will try some interesting activities that will foster creativity and promote a love of writing.
grade 3-5
Q. Over the Frozen Waters the Sled Dogs Go Tue July 13, 1:00
Although it may be warm now, as soon it’s cold these dogs will be ready to go! Joe Marie, a local “musher”, will be here with one of his amazing sled dogs. Learn about this exciting sport and see some of the interesting equipment used on the trail. grade 1 up
R. Stories from the Lake Wed July 14, 12:30
Bring a bag lunch and a blanket and have a picnic, we’ll provide dessert. Relax under the trees while you enjoy a story read by Elizabeth Lehr.
grade 2 and up
S. Miss Spider’s Tea Wed July 14, 2:00 – 2:45
Come dressed in your finest and enjoy a splash of tea (or lemonade) along with some tasty dainty treats. Enjoy listening while Abby Retzloff reads the story of Miss Spider’s Tea Party and make a lovely take home project.
grade K – 3
T. Island Roads Theater Thur July 15, 10:30
The popular Traveling Story Teller returns this time with a troop of young actors known as the Island Roads Theater. They will present their interpretation of Where the Wild Things Are and Jack and the Bean Stalk.
all ages
U. Water Snakes and More Thur July 15, 1:30
Did you see our fabulous display of snakes by artist Heidi Albright? She will be here to help participants learn some of the basic techniques used in her creations. Participants will begin by selecting a small branch, use sandpaper to smooth and shape the form and finish by painting their snake.
grade 3 up
V. An Ocean of Fun - Under the Sea Mural Fri July 16, 10:30
Help to decorate the program room by designing a large underwater mural. Abby Retzloff will have interesting materials for you to use in creating different forms of sea life. This will be a great opportunity to display your artistic talents. grade 1 and up
Very Merry Theatre – No Registration Needed Tue July 20, noon
The Very Merry Theatre arrives in our backyard to present an original version of “Pinocchio.” Bring a chair or blanket. In the event of rain the performance will be held in the Underhill ID multi-purpose room.
all ages
W. Make Your Own Beach Lunch Wed July 21, 10:30
How about watermelon soup or maybe a sub sandwich? The only thing curtain is that Millissa Frost will help you prepare a delicious beach lunch and that you will have a fun time. Bring your appetite as after making the lunch you’re sure to enjoy the eating.
grade 5 and up
X. Wonders of Water Thur July 22, beginning at 1:00
Signup for a block of time to come to our Water Fair. Participants will visit a series of stations, leaning about water and trying hands on activities.
grade 2 - 4
Y. A Visit to the Underhill Town Garage Tue July 27, 1:00
Kids who love large road equipment will not want to miss this. Meet at the library and we will caravan to the Underhill Town Garage where children may investigate and sit in the equipment that is used to maintain our roads. It is suggested those attending do not wear sandals.
recommended for preschool- grade 1
Z. Dive into Something New – Cake Decorating Wed July 28, 1:00
Beth Angolano will have everything you need to start you on the road to creative cake decorating. Try your hand at forming leaves, flowers and piping scrolls. Don’t worry, just enjoy, its fun to eat even if you make mistakes.
grade 4 - adults
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