Summer 2011 Reading Programs

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 JTL on Sat, June 18th 10:00 am and at the DRML on Fri, June 24th 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 both the DRML and JTL on Wed June 15th during our regularly scheduled hours.

Registration is required for all programs unless otherwise indicated. When registering please use the grade your
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 & your name will be entered into a drawing for a collection of books. Drawing July 29.

READERS may pick up a One World Many Stories 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 enter your name in a drawing for a savings bond donated by the Merchants Bank. Drawing July 29.

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.

All Reading Club Logs and Records will be honored by both DRML and JTL.

*** SUMMER GRAND OPENING EVENT ***
Held at the DRML co-sponsored by the JTL -
register at either library

A Magic Comedy Show
Tom Joyce, “That Funny Magic Guy,” will amaze you with his tricks and tickle your funny bone.
Wed June 29, 10:30 recommended ages 4-adult
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Events at the Deborah Rawson Memorial Library 899-4962

to download a flyer: click here (PDF).

B. Heifer Program co-sponsored by the JTL
Tue June 28, 2:00
This program has been cancelled.

C. All American Tie Dye
select one time: Thur June 30, at 11:00 OR at 1:00
Susan Skelly will help participants to learn about tie dying. Come dressed in old clothing ready to have fun. Please bring one item you wish to use in the process, we will provide all other materials. To properly absorb the dye the fabric should be 100% cotton and have a light colored background. Grades 3 - adult

D. Paint a Canvas Bag in the Style of Modrian Fri July 1, 10:30
After living in France with her family for two years Audrey Pekarik has had the opportunity to visit several of the museums in Paris. Join her in painting a canvas bag in the style of the famous artist Modrian. Grades 2 and up

E. The Stories We Tell Tue-Wed July 5-6, 10:30-11:30
Molly Abbey, will guide young writers in developing their writing skills to tell their own stories. Those attending will try some interesting activities that will foster creativity and promote a love of writing. Participants should plan on attending both days. Grades 2-4

F. African Mask Making select one: Tue July 5, 1:00 OR Fri July 8, 10:15
Hear an African story, learn some interesting facts about this amazing continent, then make your very own African mask. Grades 1-4

Story Times – No registration needed Wed at 10:30 July 6, 13, 20, 27
Following stories read each week by a “guest reader” we will enjoy refreshments served at the picnic table.
Recommended for preschool – grade 1

G. Piñata Party Thurs July 7, 10:30
Listen to the story It’s Not My Fault read page by page, first in Spanish by Isabelle Pilo and then hear the same portion in English. Following the story we’ll play a game, have a light snack, and then enjoy our piñata activity with prizes inside for all. Grades kdg-1

H. Beads from India Thurs July 7, 1:00
Moya Cavanagh has just returned from a study abroad trip to India. Join her to find out about some of the interesting things she learned, and then create an Indian bead necklace for yourself or to give as a gift. Grades 3 and up

I. Chilean Family Story Time Thurs July 7, 6:30
The Meguez family will present a story time that centers on their native home of Chile. Enjoy a story, hear a few songs, share refreshments, and learn about the culture by viewing some of the toys and treasures from Chile. Recommended for older preschoolers – grade

J. Chinese Culture and Craft Fri July 8, 1:00
Senior high student, Teddy Retzloff, has studied and visited China and is ready to share a few interesting things he has found about the culture. Learn to write a Chinese character, try typical Chinese food, find out about the importance of a “chop” and make one for yourself. Grades 2-4

K. Mexican-American Theater Workshop Tue July 12 10:00-11:30
Come and try your hand at theater improvisation. By request from former DRML participants, we have asked Richard Rodriguez to return. This time he will center his theatrical games on the fascinating theme of Mexican folklore. Come prepared to have fun and actively participate. Grades 3 and up

L. Family Yoga select only one: Tue July 12, 3:00 OR Tue July 19, 10:30
From the Far East comes the ancient practice of Yoga. Jen King will teach participants some of the basic poses and stretches. Take a break from the rush and enjoy one of these relaxing sessions.
Grades 2 – adults; grade 1 when accompanied by an adult

M. A Child’s Life in South Korea select one: Wed July 13, 10:30 OR Tue July 19, 1:00
Learn about the culture of South Korea; enjoy eating a Korean snack, see some items typical of the area, and make a Korean game of your own. Program facilitator: Chris Ryan. Grades 2 and up

N. Painting a View of our Nearby World Wed July 13, 1:00-2:00
Local artiest Heather Meisterling will assist participants with techniques and suggestions as each person paints, or sketches the views seen from our library. Those attending are welcome to bring their own supplies or use those provided by the library. For anyone wishing to work longer Heather is willing to remain until 3:00.
Grades 4 – adults
 
O. Rik Palieri Songs and Stories Thurs July 14, 10:30
Through his songs and stories, Rik will take us on an international trip. Hear and learn about instruments from around the globe. You will want to join the fun and be part of the journey. Paid for in part by a grant from the VT Dept of Libraries. Open to all ages

P. Take a Picture Tour of Egypt & Make a Mummy select one: Thurs July 14, 3:00 OR Fri Aug 5, 10:30
Begin by viewing pictures of Mary Jane Dickerson’s exciting trip to Egypt, then under the direction of Anne Jobinpicard participants will create an exotic hand wrapped mummy. Grades 3 and up

Q. A Musical Tale from the European Forest Thurs July 14, 6:30
Using both harp and voice, Evergreen Erb will tell the stirring story of Gwinna, a beautiful maiden and the animals who live in the forest. Recommended for families with children 1st grade - adults

R. Transition to Kindergarten Story Time Sat, July 16
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

S. Ukrainian Egg Decorating Wed July 20, 10:30-12:00
Enjoy learning the technique used in this elegant egg decorating which began in the Ukraine. Ann Linde will guide participants in creating their own unique egg. Grades 5 – adult

Very Merry Theatre – no registration needed July 21, 12:00 noon
The Very Merry Theatre arrives in our backyard to present an original version of “Pippi.” Bring a chair or blanket. In the event of rain the performance will be held in the Underhill ID mulit-purpose room. All ages

T. Explore Ecuador Fri July 22, 10:30
After sharing some details of her native country, Ecuador, Sonia Rivadereia will assist participants in creating pictures in the style of a famous Ecuadorian artist. Grades 4 – adults

U. Global Cuisine Wed July 27, 10:30
Join Millissa Frost in creating a lunch featuring dishes from around the world. You’ll be doing the cooking, bring your appetite, it’s sure to be delicious! Grades 5 - 12

V. Family Story Time “Reading Takes You Places” select one: Thurs July 28, 6:30 OR Sat Aug 6, 10:30
Enjoy stories from the far corners of the world, read by Heather Lebeis. Try your hand at origami and share a
taste of sushi. Recommended for families with older preschool children – grade 2

------------ Post Summer Reading Events at DRML ------------
W. A Tiny Peak at Russia Wed August 3, 10:30
Enjoy hearing and reenacting the classic Russian folktale The Turnip read by Anna Vaserstein. Learn how to say a few words in Russian and then sample a traditional Russian dish. Grades 1 - 3

X. The Traveling Story Teller Tue August 9, 10:30
The Traveling Story Teller returns with their delightful puppets, this time telling the tale of “The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse.” Recommend for families with children preschool – 3rd grade

Y. Around the World Bingo Thur August 18, 1:00
This is a new twist on a fun game. Try your skill an answering some interesting questions before you cover your bingo square. Not to worry, we’ll provide help from some of our older students. And of course there will be prizes for all attending. Grades 2 – 4