Summer 2009 Programs
Be Creative at your Library
Registration Procedures
**New This Year** – Last year we had some families waiting almost an hour to register. To expedite the process we have a new plan in place. For programs offered by the JTL you will register at JTL, for programs offered by the DRML you will register at DRML.
Registration for preschoolers through grade 5 will begin at the JTL on Sat June 20, 12:00 and at the DRML on Wed June 24, 10:00. Sorry, we are unable to take phone reservations 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 both libraries on Wed June 10th.
Registration is required for all programs unless otherwise indicated. When registering please use the grade the child will be attending in the fall.
***** SUMMER GRAND OPENING EVENT *****
Co-sponsored by the Friends of the DRML and the JTL
Thur June 25th 1:00 at DRML
Magician Tom Joyce will entertain family members of all ages!
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PREREADERS pick up a Read to Me Log and keep track of the stories read to you. Each time you visit the library bring your listening log and have it stamped and your name will be entered into a drawing for a collection of books.
READERS pick up your Be Creative @ Your Library 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.
Express Yourself @ Your Library 2009
For Middle and High School Students
Deborah Rawson Memorial Library and Jericho Town Library Drawing for a Gift Certificate to University Mall
If you are a student 12 or older, we encourage you 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.
Drawing for a Savings Bond Those of you who are under 12 may pick up your Be Creative Reading Log. Record the books that you read during the summer reading program. Bring the log with you when you visit the library, we will mark it and enter your name in a drawing for a savings bond donated by the Merchant’s Bank.
All events require advance registration. Registration for current middle school and high school students will begin on Wednesday, June 10th. New this year, please register at the library hosting the event. You may stop by or call. DRML 899-4962.
JTL 899-4686. Registration for all others will begin at the JTL Sat, June 22nd and at the DRML Wed, June 24th. Please inform in advance if any special accommodations are needed to attend events.
Events at the Deborah Rawson Memorial Library
899-4962
Click here to download a flyer of program information (PDF)
A. Create Your Own Puppet - Fri June 26, 10:30 or Fri July 17, 1:00
Jen King will provide a variety of interesting materials for you to make a whimsical one of a kind puppet.
grade 2 – middle school
B. Learn About the Orchestra - Fri June 26, 1:00
Have you thought about playing a musical instrument but just were not sure which instrument you’d like to play? Then this is just the event for you. After performing a short musical selection, youth orchestra members will explain about the special qualities of their selected instrument. Refreshments provided.
recommended for families with children kdg and older
C. Theater Arts - Tue June 30, 9:30 - 11:30
Sue Adams will lead participants in dramatizing scenes from the book Mississippi Mud. Be ready to have fun using your body in expressive ways as the group recreates vignettes of this story.
grade 3 and up
D. School Survival Skills - Wed July 1, 9:00-1:00
Nicole Thompson will assist participants in understanding their learning styles and strengths. Learn strategies and techniques that will have a positive effect on academic achievement. Bring a bag lunch and the library will provide beverage and dessert.
middle and high school
E. Vegetarian Cooking - Thur July 2, 11:00-1:00
Whether you are a vegetarian, interested in the vegetarian diet, or just want to cook; this class is for you. Come get your hands dirty and help create some delicious vegetarian dishes. Bring you appetite! Presented by nutritional consultant Rebecca Flewelling.
grade 5 – high school
F. Spin a Tale - Tue July 7, Wed July 8 & Thur July 9, 10:30 – 12:00
Ginny Perkins will help young writers develop their writing skills. Participants will have the opportunity to try some interesting activities that will foster creativity and promote a love of writing.
grade 3 - 5
G. Stamping 101 - Wed July 8, 1:00
Art and craft enthusiast Betty Young will assist participants in creating cards and stationary using an assortment of decorative stamps and colorful inks.
grade 4 - high school
H. A Visit to the Underhill Town Garage - Thur July 9, 1:15
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 the town uses to maintain our roads. Don’t forget the camera! It is suggested that those attending do not wear sandals.
recommended for preschool – grade 1
I. A Visit from a Lake Monster Team Member - Sat July 11, 10:30
After reading a short story to audience members the Lake Monster player will answer fan’s questions, sign autographs and distribute tickets to students.
J. Kids in the Kitchen - Tue July 14, 1:00
With fresh things from the garden Melissa Frost will assist young chefs in preparing a tasty treat. Join us for this hands on fun learning experience.
grade 2-4
K. Leaping Ladybugs it’s Miss Ellie’s Preschool Party - Wed July 15, 11:00
Sing-a-long to Miss Ellie’s guitar, dance using ribbons, and play fun parachute games.
ages: 2 – 5 years
L. The Culture of China - Wed July 15, 1:00 or Fri July 24, 10:15
Surprise your family by coming home and speaking a few words in Chinese, learn how names are selected and interesting facts about the Chinese zodiac animals.
grade 1 - 3
M. Willy Wonka - Thur July 16, noon
No registration needed
Be here when the Very Merry Theatre arrives at our backyard to present an original version of “Willy Wonka.” Bring a chair or something comfortable to sit on. In the event of rain the play will be held in the Underhill ID multi-purpose room.
all ages
N. Transition to Kindergarten Story Time - Sat, July 18
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, Abby Retzloff. 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
O. Teens and Tweens Writing Camp - Tue July 21, Wed July 22 & Thur July 23, 9:00-11:00
Last year’s Writing Camp was jumping with enthusiastic writers. Molly Abbey returns this year to lead both students who love to write and those who are interested in keeping their writing skills sharp.
grade 5 – H.S.
P. Stories Around the Fire - Tue July 21, 7:45 PM
Enjoy sitting around the fire while Bob Robbins entertains us with “Forest Stories from the Brothers Grimm.” Bring something comfortable to sit on, meet at the library and walk together to Mills Riverside Park. In the event of rain we’ll listen to tales in the library reading room.
grade 3 and up
Q. Creating Your Piece of the Puzzle - Thur July 23, 10:30-12:00
The Vermont Arts Council has provided us with beautiful solid maple puzzle pieces as part of their state wide ARTfits event. Bring your imagination and design a unique piece. Area artist, Heather Meisterling, will help give direction and ideas. The library will supply a variety of materials but participants may bring additional supplies they may wish to use.
grade 5 - adult
R. The Science of Sound - Thur July 23, 1:00
Using an assortment of everyday materials, IBM engineer Chuck Griffin, will demonstrate how sound is made and travels around us. After this event you may wish to go home and build one or more of the inventive “instruments” he has demonstrated.
grade 2 up
S. Macramé - Tue July 28, 1:00
Make your own macramé zipper pull or backpack fob. Carol Sullivan will provide the guidance and the library will have a selection or cording, beads, and fasteners.
grade 2 - 5
T. Treasure Boxes - Wed July 29, 2:00
Are you a collector of small things like, match box cars, baseball cards, jewelry, or rocks? Then you will like the ideas that Annie Jobinpicard has to help you create your own decorated treasure box.
grade 1 – 4
Story Times – Wed at 11:00 July 1, 8, 22, & 29
No registration needed
Stories read each week by a “guest reader” followed by light refreshments at the picnic table. Note on Wed, July 15th we will be hosting Miss Ellie’s Preschool Party (listed in flyer under event K). This event does require registration. recommended for
preschool – grade 1
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