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PUZZLE - RIFIC! January 29th is Puzzle Day. Celebrate it at your library in oh, so many ways! We’ve got puzzles to check out for all ages, puzzle books, puzzles to play on the computer, puzzles to play online! You can even make a copy from the newspaper and do the crossword puzzles and Sudoku puzzles!
PUZZLE BOOKS EARLY BOOKS Lucy and the Sea Monster by Karen Dolby Chocolate Island by Karen Dolby Guess What? : Text and Graphics by Beau Gardner The Great Easter Egg Hunt by Michael Garland Faraway Farm by Ian Whybrow
JUVENILE FICTION Enigma : a Magical Mystery by Graeme Base Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School and More Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School by Louis Sachar NON-FICTION 1001 Things to Spot on the Farm by Gillian Doherty (E793.73) 1001 things to Spot in the Sea by Katie Daynes (E578.77) Downhill Fun : a Counting Book about Winter by Michael Dahl (E796.9) Where's that Fish? by Barbara Brenner and Bernice Chardiet (J597) Ecomazes : Twelve Earth Adventures by Roxie Munro (J577)
SERIES BOOKS “Can You See What I See?” and “I Spy” by Walter Wick “Look & Find” books, including all your favorite cartoon characters! Programs in January
Story Time Join us at Story Time for preschoolers every Monday and Tuesday in the Story Corner Mondays at 11:15 a.m. with Miss Linda
What do you do after school? Choose something special!
After School Specials Elementary January 11th 2:45 - 4:00 p.m. Limited to the first 20 kids that sign up: snacks, crafts, fun! Upcoming dates for the specials: February 1 March 8 April 12 May 10
Mother Goose & Me No, she hasn't flown south for the winter! Mother Goose will be here throughout the winter months. Visit with her on Thursday mornings at 9:15 am (after you've dropped off your preschooler or elementary-aged child, bring in your todders and infants!) January 3, 10, 17, 24, and 31
Every Tuesday from 2:30 to 4:30 pm Children of all ages are welcome to participate. Those under 7 years of age should be accompanied by a caregiver who is at least 13 years of age. Legos will be available, though can also bring your own project to work on. Idea books will be available as well. TEEN SCENE
WHO: Teens in grades 6 - 12 only WHAT: A drop-in unstructured fun and frivolous program WHEN: The 4th Wednesday each month / This month January 23/6:30 to 7:30 pm WHERE: Community Room WHY: So teens can have a place to meet, chat, interact, and have fun in a safe environment, WITH REFRESHMENTS! HOW: Play board and video games, have NERF battles, play balloon volleyball, do crafts, listen to music...
Crafts & Activities Cotton Swab Snowflakes You will need: White glue You will do: 1. Spread wax paper on work surface. Use about an 18-inch piece for one snowflake. 2. Put the Q-tips together in any pattern you’d like. Use whole ones or break them. Try to make a six-sided snowflake to make it look more realistic. 3. Once the Q-tips are where you want them, pour white glue all over them, making sure that it covers the places where the ends meet. Use LOTS of glue! 4. While glue is still wet, sprinkle on glitter if using. 5. Allow snowflake to dry several hours or overnight. If not completely attached, add more glue and allow to dry again. 6. When dry, peel off snowflake and hang with fishing line.
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