Kids
Another Successful Summer Reading Program
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We at the West Shore Community Library have some super readers who recently took part in the Summer Reading program. Led by Emma and Will Thompson, they read books, keeping track of how many minutes they read. Thursdays in July they met for games, reading, treats and making up stories.
The last Thursday, prizes were awarded to those who read for the most minutes. The winners were Boden Swanson who read for a grand total of 1200 minutes and Isley Swanson reading for 665 minutes. They each received a hammock, their own special place to read, their choice of a book, and a gift certificate contributed by Lakeside Dairy Queen. The prizes were purchased with Thrivent Action Dollars.
Thanks so much to all for making another Summer Reading Program successful.
The last Thursday, prizes were awarded to those who read for the most minutes. The winners were Boden Swanson who read for a grand total of 1200 minutes and Isley Swanson reading for 665 minutes. They each received a hammock, their own special place to read, their choice of a book, and a gift certificate contributed by Lakeside Dairy Queen. The prizes were purchased with Thrivent Action Dollars.
Thanks so much to all for making another Summer Reading Program successful.
Kids Story Hour
Join Story Hour
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Fridays: 10:30-11:30 a.m. For young listeners: ages 3-6 Each story hour has a theme, which incorporates an activity and/or art project that all kids are encouraged to participate in. |
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Books into the Hands of Children"Books into the Hands of Children" is our newest library program, started by Donnie Underwood, a WSCL board member and volunteer, to deliver children's books to Dayton Elementary School to supplement their small collection.
WSCL is happy to be able share books from our children's section, knowing they go directly to the classrooms of the five teachers at Dayton Elementary. The teaching staff will choose books directly from our web site, or work with one of our volunteers, to get exactly the books their class needs, and into the hands of their students. Delivery will be weekly or bi-weekly. |
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