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Summer Reading Program 2013: DIG INTO READING!

Summer Programs Descriptions

Joseph Koonce, June 19, 2013                                                                                   1:00-3:00 PM

All ages welcome.  Mr. Koonce is a musician who plays a variety of drums.  He will play an assortment of pieces and ask for audience participation.

FEAR FACTOR, June 26, 2013                                                                                 1:00-3:00 PM

All ages welcome. Based on the popular TV show, you will complete questionable dares for the chance to win prizes. 

The “HAHA” Lady, July 3, 2013 and August 7^th                                                       1:00-2:00 PM

Ages 12 and under.  The HAHA Lady is a wonderfully hilarious storyteller who will keep you laughing as she tells her original stories. 

BREAK A GUINESS WORLD RECORD, July 10^th                                                   1:00-3:00 PM

All ages welcome.  Every year someone sets a world record for doing absolutely ridiculous or totally simple things and get awards for it.  Lake Park Public Library challenges you to BREAK a Record.  Come in to find a list of records and choose which one you think you can break.  In front of your peers, you will attempt to break the record and win big.

MAGIC SHOW, July 17^th                                                                                            1:00-2:15 PM

All ages welcome.  Phillip & Henry are coming to Lake Park to put on a magic show for you, and after the show, they are going to teach you how to perform magic yourselves!

MYSTERY THEATER, July 24^th                                                                                 1:00-3:00 PM

All ages welcome.  Come on in and be ready to play a part in either committing or solving a crime that will happen at Lake Park Public Library.

HUNGER GAMES, July 31^st                                                                                      1:00-4:30 PM

Ages 11 and up.  What’s the Hunger Game craze?  Learn about the Twelve Districts competing in the Hunger Games and join a team to create a costume worthy of whatever district you pull from a hat.  Wear you costume down the catwalk and be judged for best costume.  Then, enjoy the movie! (Snacks first come first serve)

Florida Public Archaeology Network                                                                      12:00-1:00 PM

All ages welcome.  Come learn about the history of Florida with this archaeology network and get to see interesting artifacts.

RECORDING SESSIONS

Every Wednesday from 5:00-7:00 PM

All ages welcome.  Read a book this summer?  Create a 60 second commercial selling this book to someone else and be recorded.  (Winning commercials will be incorporated into a Summer 2013 video.)

Summer Reading Kick-Off Party

June 12^th—1:00-3:00 PM

Food, drinks, board games and Twister, along with a quick Orientation for the Summer Program.  Get a detailed rundown of the rules to WIN and what all is going on in the library this summer.

Teen Game Days

Every Tuesday from 12:00-2:00 PM

Ages 12 and up, come and play the game of the day.  It could be video games on the WII, a Twister show down, Apocalypse style survival training, who knows?  Come in ready to play and win and earn tickets to purchase big prizes at the end of the summer.

Kid Game Days

Every Thursday from 1:00-2:30 PM

Ages 12 and under, come and play fun reading games, traditional board games, hide and seek, musical chairs, and other games.  Please bring water because we may go outside for some activities.  (Limited to 12 children.  The first 12 heads will be admitted)

Story Time

Every Friday from 10:00-10:30 PM

Ages 5 and under, come and enjoy being read to, sing some songs, do some dances, and maybe play a few games. (Parents are required to come and remain with your children.  Day cares are welcome.)

Please call and reserve your spot: (561)-881-3330

Readers Theater

Every Friday from 1:00-2:00 PM

All ages welcome to come and actively participate in a story time.  The audience will be offered opportunities to play parts in stories, often wearing costumes or operating puppets behind a curtain.  Come and take part in this highly interactive story time.

 Silent Reading

Every Monday from 1:00-3:00 PM

Readers of all ages are welcome to come and sit in the children’s room and catch up on your reading. 

Anime Club

Every Tuesday from 6:00-7:00 PM

Ages 12 and up.  Come and watch popular anime.  We watch entire series.  If you have an anime that you own and would like to share with club, please bring it in for consideration.  (Snacks are first come first serve.)

Super Hero Hour

Every Thursday from 3:30-5:00 PM

Ages 13 and under. Come and watch TV shows and movies about your favorite super heroes, read the comics the shows and movies are based on, and be prepared to answer trivia to win prizes. (Snacks are first come first serve.)

End of Summer Party, August 16^th                                                                              1:00-3:00 PM

All ages welcome.  Come on out for food, drinks, and party games to celebrate the end of the summer, and the conclusion of our program.  At the party you will be able to redeem the tickets you’ve earned over the course of the summer for big prizes! (Food is first come first serve)

Summer Reading Guidelines

Readers who can participate in this program must be 17 years of age or younger.  This summer’s program is an incentive program.  For each event or activity you attend, you will receive a set amount of tickets.

During each program, you will be presented with opportunities to win tickets.  Certain programs and activities are worth more tickets than others.  You can also volunteer your time to earn more tickets if you are at least twelve years of age.

Readers may read books that interest them or Sunshine State Recommended books and come in every Wednesday to create a 60 second commercial about the book that they have read.  Each recording session is worth 20-35 tickets depending on the difficulty level of the book and the thoughtfulness of the commercial.  Near the end of the program, commercials will be judged and 3 to 5 commercials will be chosen to appear in a Summer Reading 2013 video.  The creators of the chosen commercials will earn 50 tickets a piece.

At the End of Summer Party, readers are encouraged to bring all of their earned tickets to be redeemed for prizes.  Each prize will be worth a set amount of tickets.  Some of the prizes will include iPod Shuffles, Kindles, Flash Drives, Gift Cards, and much more.

Regular rules of the library do still apply.  Children under 10 years of age must be accompanied by an adult whilst inside the library.  Also, for some programs, space may be limited, so please come on time to have the best chance of getting to attend.   Any food or drink served will be served on a first come, first served basis.    

Thank you for reading the guidelines and if you have any questions, please feel free to drop by the library, give us a call: 561-881-3330, or to attend the Summer Reading Kick-Off Party for orientation and a Question and Answer session on June 12, 2013 at 1:00 PM.