summer reading

Don't Miss the Holi Water Fight TODAY!

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The Kingwood Library Holi Water Fight is TODAY at 2pm!! Don't miss out on all the fun.  We'll have permission slips outside so you can fill them out at the program.  For more info, call Leanne, YA Librarian, 281-360-6804

Travel to Krypton

Come and travel to Krypton on Monday at 3:30 pm in honor of the new Superman movie coming out later next week.  We'll be making super hero felties and having hero sandwiches all while watching a very famous movie starring Christopher Reeves in the late seventies.

Teen SRP Kicks Off with Holi Water Fight

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Less than a week left to get your permission slips for the first annual Holi Water Fight!  June 10th at 2 pm outside the library, teens ages 12-18 or entering 6th-12th grade are invited to join in this Summer Reading Kick-Off.  Holi powder temporarily stains skin and permanently stains clothing, much like Henna.  For this reason, teens are required to have a signed permission slip to participate.  So stop by the library to get your form today!  Questions? Ask Leanne, YA Librarian, 281-360-6804.

Travel to Woodstock

The teens are going to Woodstock on Monday at 3:30pm. If you are between the ages of 12 and 18 come and join us for some groovy crafts, music, and snacks.

Return of the Snake Man!

Get ready for The Snake Man!  Join us for this special even on Tuesday, June 5 at 3:00pm and 4:00pm!  Space is limited and the Snake Man is incredibly popular so come an hour early to get your tickets into the program.  Last year was a blast  and there were many slithery and creepy crawly pals for your kids to meet!  This program is kids who have completed Kindergarten up to about 12 years old. 

Summer Reading and Read To Me Program Calendars Here!

Summer Reading and Read to Me Program calendars are here!  Sign-up will be online starting Monday, June 4.

We're having a recycled items craft  for children on Monday, May 21, at 4 pm. It could save some money. Come join us.

The F.O.L.K (Friends of the Library Kingwood) bookstore in our lobby is operated by volunteers, and it  provides funds for our programs. They have bookbags for sale. Drop in and look around.

Summer Reading Just Around the Corner

Summer Reading is just around the corner.  Summer Reading flyers are not available yet due to a mishap at the printers.  However, the staff at Baldwin Boettcher invites you to visit our website and view our events page.  Programming for children starts June 6th.  Ticketing is still required for our children's programming.  Tickets are free.  Please arrive one-half hour early to ask for your ticket.  Remember the fire marshall has limited our seating capacity to 60 people.  This means that children attending the program should be able to sit by themselves to pariticpate in the program.  Some of our programs have seating limited even lower than 60 so please make sure that you find out how to sign up for these. 

Summer Reading at Baldwin Boettcher

Summer Reading at the Baldwin Boettcher Library was a grand success.  Our Children's Librarian, Nancy Rodriguez, kissed a cow.  A few of our young participants were "hugged" by a very large snake.  It goes without saying we ate really well.  Snacks have been provided by the Friends of the Baldwin Boettcher Library.  Adult programming had some taste testing and Domino's pizza provided the experience of a life time with two pizza parties.

The Baldwin Boettcher Library presented 61 programs; entertaining 2149 participants.  Due to budget constraints the Friends of the Baldwin Boettcher Library foot the bill for costs. 

All Aboard the Reading Express!!

The Summer Reading Program 2010 Reading Express is chugging down the track and ready for all children, teens and adults to join in the fun! Children's activity days are Wednesdays and Thursdays at 3:00 PM and teen night is on Tuesdays at 4 pm. Check with the liibrarian about summer reading for adults. All activities are free and everyone is welcome!  You do not want to miss out.  Come on in and join the fun.

Reading for School

TimelineJust a reminder - The summer break is halfway over. If you’re required to do summer reading for school, you might want to come in and check out a book now. Lots of people will be checking them out right before school starts, so there will be a shortage then.

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