Come join the fun at Storytime! It is currently held in the Community Room to allow for social distancing. Masks are required for adults and social distancing will be observed. Wearing of masks by preschoolers is left to the discretion of the parent.
The toys, backpacks and games are not available and have been removed from sight. You are welcome to go in the library to check out books, but hanging out is not allowed.
Here are some cute pictures from our recent Girls’ Book Club Event. Thanks to all who participated.
Our next event will be the Boys’ Book Club on October 8th. Registration is open and books are available now. Click HERE for more details.
Registration is open for the Books4Boys book club event in October. Stop by the Library and check out a book in preparation for this event. For more information chick HERE
Masks and social distancing will be required.
The Summer Reading Program concluded with a raffle prize drawing. Tickets were earned by meeting reading goals and turning in reading logs.
Congratulations to the following winners:
Hungry Caterpillar and Discovery Set-Mahana Hatch, Fun in the Sun-Levi Hornbacher, Garden Set-Winston Mayer, Frozen Collection-Elovee Call, Bird Watching Set- Rachel Harman, Princess Sofia Collection-Brighton Call, Black Fire 7 Tablet-Jonah Miskin, Sage Fire 7 Tablet-Bianca Bieda, Blue Fire 7 Tablet-Harper Vollmer, Balance Bike-Elovee Call, 20” Bike-Charlotte Moore, and 18” Bike-Owen Givens.
The top Teen reader, Ria Dearden, received a Fire 7 Tablet and $25 Gift Card. Raffle prize winners were: $25 Gift Card-Coi Dearden, $15 Gift Card-Ryan Taylor, and Book Set-Shaylee Taylor. Team Sphinx won the Teen reading competition and team members were treated to an ice cream social at the Library.
The Adult prize winner, Carol Batterton, received a $50 Gift Card.
The Library Staff would like to thank all who participated in any way, and give a special thanks to The Friends of the Library for their financial support, and Idaho Central Credit Union for donating bikes for the raffle drawing.
The University of Idaho McClure Center for Public Policy Research and the Idaho Association for the Education of Young Children invite you to a virtual town hall meeting in your community. This town hall is intended to gather information on your experiences, challenges and successes connected to early learning programs and childcare in your community. The meeting will last for approximately 90 minutes.
We hope that you, as a parent of a young child, a provider of an early learning program, an educator of children or a community member, will share your thoughts with us.
The first step in this research project is to understand the needs, resources and programs across Idaho. Idaho is vast and varied, so we are ‘visiting’ each educational region to learn about the programs, successes and challenges in these distinct areas.
We are eager to learn from you and hope you attend this town hall meeting. The input from stakeholders in each community will guide the future of early learning resources and programs in Idaho.
Please share this invitation with others in your community who might be interested in attending these town halls.
RSVP at https://www.uidaho.edu/president/direct-reports/mcclure-center/current-research/calendar
If you have any further questions about this town hall, then please contact the McClure Center by email mcclurecenter@uidaho.edu or by phone (208) 364-4563.
CHILDREN AND ADULT SUMMER READING LOGS DUE BY THIS FRIDAY, JULY 31-TEEN LOGS DUE SATURDAY.
Yay, we made it through the re-imagined Summer Reading Program. We missed seeing all of you each week! Thanks to all who still participated in any way.
We are outside the Library on the patio and will be receiving logs through Friday. Children will receive one BLUE ticket for each reading log they turn in, which can be entered in the drawing for 7 Book/Prize packages. If they turn in all 7 reading logs, they will receive one RED ticket to enter the drawing a Fire 7 tablet or a bike.
Adults who turn in a reading log will receive one BLUE ticket for every 500 pages they have read, which can be entered in a raffle drawing for a $50 Amazon gift.
Teens can read through Friday and their last reading report is due Saturday, Aug 1. The top Teen reader will win a Fire 7 Tablet and a $25 Amazon Gift Card. The team with the most points will receive an ice cream party. Other raffle prizes include gift cards and a book set.
The raffle prize drawing will be done privately at the Library on August 4, and winners will be notified.
CHILDREN AND ADULT SUMMER READING LOGS DUE BY THIS FRIDAY, JULY 31-TEEN LOGS DUE SATURDAY.
Yay, we made it through the re-imagined Summer Reading Program. We missed seeing all of you each week! Thanks to all who still participated in any way.
We are outside the Library on the patio and will be receiving logs through Friday. Children will receive one BLUE ticket for each reading log they turn in, which can be entered in the drawing for 7 Book/Prize packages. If they turn in all 7 reading logs, they will receive one RED ticket to enter the drawing a Fire 7 tablet or a bike.
Adults who turn in a reading log will receive one BLUE ticket for every 500 pages they have read, which can be entered in a raffle drawing for a $50 Amazon gift.
Teens can read through Friday and their last reading report is due Saturday, Aug 1. The top Teen reader will win a Fire 7 Tablet and a $25 Amazon Gift Card. The team with the most points will receive an ice cream party. Other raffle prizes include gift cards and a book set.
The raffle prize drawing will be done privately at the Library on August 4, and winners will be notified.
