Showing posts with label Woodbury VT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Woodbury VT. Show all posts

Saturday, July 2, 2011

Summer Reading Program & Ice Cream Socials for Children

Woodbury Community Library
Summer Reading Program

MONDAYS 
  
July 11, 18, and 25 
August 1, 8, and 15 
                                       12 to 1 p.m.                Babies & Toddlers
Story hour and activities. Reading old favorites like Caps for Sale and Goodnight Moon and new books too! parents and caregivers, support and reinforce Early Literacy activities. Reading, singing, and rhyming help your babies get ready to read. We'll do that here and have healthy snacks to boot! Free books, CDs, and other great things for parents and caregivers.
2:00 to 3:00 p.m.      Grades K through 3:      
Stories, games, and crafts. Healthy snacks.
  •         Mother Goose asks WHY?                                      
  •         Mother Goose What's the BIG IDEA?
  •         Click HERE For more information 
  
4:00 TO 5:00 P.M.        Grades 4 through 6
DCF read and feed. 

  • We'll read one book aloud start to finish and read several chapters of at least four others
  • Sandwiches and juice for hungry readers! 
 The program is free BUT registration is required.
Call Bob Joly at 802.592.3062  
OR   stop in the library on
Monday (12 to 8.) or Wednesday (9 to 1)
to sign up.

Saturday, September 18, 2010

Did You Know......?

Woodbury Community Library, located on Valley Lake Road in Woodbury VT, is a treasure trove of best sellers, fiction, large print books, romance, mysteries, historical fiction, books on and about Vermont & local writers & poets. We've got the Master Gardener Library, poetry, short stories, biographies, graphic novels, VHS & DVD movies & audio books, sports, health & fitness, child care, cooking, tai-chi, yoga & meditation, humor, crafts, fine arts, trades & construction, visual arts, music, career resources, science & mathematics, philosophy, history, biographies, and more.

The WCL library book sale offers everything from The Hardy Boys and Harry Potter, Nicolas Sparks & Janet Evanovich, to the history of ship building to the traditions of romantic morality (I kid you not).

Woodbury it seems, likes to READ!