Before logging on, readers should ask, "did I read today?" If the answer is, "yes" then whatever they read counts towards their 1,000 days. Readers sign up at to log whatever they want to read for as long as they wish. A thousand days sounds like a lot, but Mission: Read makes it fun. Mission: Read challenges students in grades K-3 to read for 1,000 days before grade 6. Local beekeeper and Advanced Master Gardener Dave Putt will show kids examples of different types of Michigan bees, play some pollinator games, and allow kids to see the inner workings of a real commercial honeybee hive.
Call ahead on the day of the program to ensure we have a volunteer and their dog signed up for the time slot you would like to attend. Bring a book from home to read or choose one in the library. Children and their caregivers who check in at the children's desk can take turns reading to a certified therapy dog. 5ĭevelop reading skills with a supportive friend who won't judge or interrupt. In bad weather, storytime will occur inside the Program Room. 11īring a blanket to sit on and join us on the lawn next to the library patio for stories, songs, rhymes, and other fun activities for children under two and their caregivers. L ibrary Patioġ0 AM, FRI May 26, June 16, June 30, July 14, July 28, Aug.
In bad weather, storytime will occur inside the youth program room. 8īring a blanket to sit on and join us on the lawn next to the library patio for stories, songs, rhymes and fun activities for all ages. Click here to see summer reading programing.ġ0 AM, THU June 13, June 20, June 27, July 11, July 18, July 25, Aug.
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