Help us celebrate the Library's 47th birthday and end of Summer Reading with carnival games, prizes and popcorn!
*Hot dogs and drinks will be available for purchase.
The future forcast for Friday Aug 07 is......
Mostly Sunny
Hi: 76° Lo: 70°
Mostly Sunny. High 76F and low 70F. Winds S at 9 mph.
Please register so that we know how many to plan for. It was lots of fun last year. Look for the library chickens, fire truck, police car, Therapy Dogs, face painting and more!
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Thursday, July 23, 2009
FALL I 2009 Storytimes
Weekly Storytime at the library is a great way to meet new people, learn new songs and hear age appropriate stories.
Classes fill up VERY quickly! (Sometimes minutes) Class size is limited to maintain an intimate atmosphere and subject to staffing availability.
FALL I - SESSION
September 14 - October 15, 2009
HMMPL cardholder registration begins 8:30 AM, Wed., Aug. 26.
Open registration begins 8:30 AM, Wed., Sept. 2.
All storytimes are held in the Mayfield Room.
Use the link below to register or call the library at 317-873-8342.
http://www.zionsville.lib.in.us/lib0/eventcalendar.asp.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BABY GAMES
(birth - 11 months)
Thursdays - 11:30 - Noon
…………………………
WONDERFUL ONES
(12 - 23 months)
Tuesdays - 9:45 - 10:15 AM
Thursdays - 10:30 - 11 AM
…………………………
TERRIFIC TWOS
(24 - 35 months)
Tuesdays - 10:45 - 11:15 AM
Wednesdays - 10:45 - 11:15 AM
…………………………
TODDLER ZONE
(12 - 35 months)
Mondays - 4:15 - 4:45 PM
…………………………
PRESCHOOL PALS
(3 - 4 year-olds)
Mondays - 10 - 10:30 AM
Tuesdays - 1 - 1:30 PM
Wednesdays - 9:45 - 10:15 AM
…………………………
BOOK BUDDIES
(5 - 6 year-olds)
Thursdays - 10 - 10:45 AM
Thursdays - 1 - 1:45 PM
…………………………
TWILIGHT TALES
(ages 3 - 6 with families)
Tuesdays - 6:30 - 7 PM
…………………………
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Vote for your favorite children's book!
Please take the time to vote for your favorite book this summer.
The favorites will be listed in our 2009 Summer Favorites. You could help others find something new to read.
Click on the picture if you would like to see close up the current top three in each category- Easy Book, Juvenile Fiction, or Beginning Fiction.
The favorites will be listed in our 2009 Summer Favorites. You could help others find something new to read.
Click on the picture if you would like to see close up the current top three in each category- Easy Book, Juvenile Fiction, or Beginning Fiction.
Grade 4 in First Place Week 6
A curious 4th grader is excited to learn that his team has read more hours this summer!
The race can change the last two weeks of summer. August 8th is the final date to record hours read up to August 1st. We want to make sure everyone who has been on vacation can visit the library to record their hours.
The Grand Prize winner of a TRIP TO CARIBBEAN COVE HOTEL on Michigan Rd. will be announced at the Carnival August 7th.
Preschoolers will receive a raffle ticket every 25 hours read and Grade School students will receive a raffle ticket at 50 hours...then another one every 25 hours.
The race can change the last two weeks of summer. August 8th is the final date to record hours read up to August 1st. We want to make sure everyone who has been on vacation can visit the library to record their hours.
The Grand Prize winner of a TRIP TO CARIBBEAN COVE HOTEL on Michigan Rd. will be announced at the Carnival August 7th.
Preschoolers will receive a raffle ticket every 25 hours read and Grade School students will receive a raffle ticket at 50 hours...then another one every 25 hours.
How are your classmates reading this summer?
The summer reading program will continue until August 1st!
If you are on vacation through August 8th you can still report the hours you read up to August 1st. You may also pick up prizes while they last until August 8th.
See if you can figure out which group has read more on average this summer. Divide the number of hours by the number registered. One group has averaged reading 32+ hours the first six weeks. Tell a librarian if you know which one.
The first 10 people (including parents) to tell a Youth Reference Librarian will receive a box of chocolates :)
One family has recieved their box of chocolate. How about you?
If you are on vacation through August 8th you can still report the hours you read up to August 1st. You may also pick up prizes while they last until August 8th.
See if you can figure out which group has read more on average this summer. Divide the number of hours by the number registered. One group has averaged reading 32+ hours the first six weeks. Tell a librarian if you know which one.
The first 10 people (including parents) to tell a Youth Reference Librarian will receive a box of chocolates :)
One family has recieved their box of chocolate. How about you?
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)