Atascocita

Free Programing for School Aged Children

Thursday, May 30th @ 4pm

Children ages 7 to 10 years old are invited to join our Pokemon Club.
This meeting will be a great opportunity to meet other players and share ideas.

Please make sure to bring your Nintendo DS, games, trading cards, and anything else you would like to share and discuss.

 

Explore India @ Your Library

 

* Space is limited.

Thursday, May 16th @ 10am.
This year, as we celebrate Asian Pacific Heritage Month,  we will be traveling to  India. Children and their  families are invited to join us for a free  puppet show.

* Tickets are not required. The safety of the children we serve is our first consideration. Room  capacity, as  determined by the fire  Marshall, as well as our desire for a  high-quality program necessitates limits.

This program will be in place of our regularly scheduled storytime.

Where are you Caillou?

Caillou is a book character that many children are fond of. However, I noticed that several of my young friends were having difficulty finding these books. Why? 

At the library, we organize picture books by the author's last name. However, Caillou is one of those series that has been written by several different people. Consequently, many friends are not able to find what they are looking for.

I have gathered these items for you and they are now located on a display in the children's area. I hope that this makes it easier for you to find the items you want to read.

 

What Was Curious George's First Job?

This week in storytime we celebrated Curious George. During the program I had asked, "What was Curious George's first job?" Did anyone figure it out?  Not sure. To discover the answer checkout Curious George Takes a Job  by  H. A. (Hans Augusto) Rey and  Margret Rey.

Toddlers, TumbleBooks and Trains. Oh my!

Today, in the Toddler storytime we discussed the TumbleBook Library. If you were unable to attend the program or are unable to find your handout click here to learn more. Many children enjoyed making a simple train puppet during the program. I have included the Little Red Caboose lyrics below so you can continue the fun at home.

Tweens & Teens: Get Poetic @ the Library

Celebrate National Poetry Month with two awesome tween and teen programs.

First, drop by the library, find some books and create a book spine poem for our Book Spine Poetry Contest. Take a photo like the one on the left and e-mail it ata4ya@gmail.com by April 23rd. The winners will be featured on this website.

Next, get your poetry on at the Poetry Cafe. Join us on Wednesday, April 17th at 4:30 for an afternoon of poetry, yummy treats and lively discussion. Bring your own poetry or just something you love to read to share with the group. If you don't feel like reading it aloud, someone will be on hand to give it the Poetry Slam treatment.

Elephants Stomp in Storytime

As promised, here are the lyrics to the Elephant Counting Song that we have been using in storytime.  

One little elephant went out to play
Upon a spider's web one day
He had such tremendous fun
that he called for another elephant to come.

Two little elephants...
Three little elephants...
Four little elephants...

Five little elephants went out one day
Upon a spider's web to play
But  suddenly,
The spider's web BROKE!
And they all fell down.

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