Join Mrs. K. on Zoom for songs, finger plays, stories, and movement for children ages 1-2 and a caregiver.
Registration is required to receive the Zoom link.
Register on the September 29 calendar link.
Join Mrs. K. on Zoom for songs, finger plays, stories, and movement for children ages 1-2 and a caregiver.
Registration is required to receive the Zoom link.
Register on the September 29 calendar link.
How does Social Security fit into your overall income plan in retirement and how do you optimize it? At this event provided by USA Financial, you'll get tips on how to:
- How to avoid up to 85% of your Social Security benefits being taxed!
- Take-home information, and answers to the pressing questions like when you should elect benefits?
- Learn ways to potentially avoid common Social Security mistakes (and ways to optimize your benefits).
- Receive personalized Social Security analysis that could help you understand the best way to retire comfortably.
- Learn how claiming at the wrong time can result in lower Social Security benefits for the rest of your life.
​Register directly through the USA Financial Website: https://yourfinancialfuture.lpages.co/usa-dave-sept-29-ss-webinar/
How does Social Security fit into your overall income plan in retirement and how do you optimize it? At this event provided by USA Financial, you'll get tips on how to:
- How to avoid up to 85% of your Social Security benefits being taxed!
- Take-home information, and answers to the pressing questions like when you should elect benefits?
- Learn ways to potentially avoid common Social Security mistakes (and ways to optimize your benefits).
- Receive personalized Social Security analysis that could help you understand the best way to retire comfortably.
- Learn how claiming at the wrong time can result in lower Social Security benefits for the rest of your life.
​Register directly through the USA Financial Website: https://yourfinancialfuture.lpages.co/usa-dave-sept-29-ss-webinar/
You bring the coffee and we bring the books! Join Library Director Sue Piel and Teen Librarian Marla Martin on the last Wednesday of the month as they take a look at what’s new and exciting in the stacks of the Woodbury Library. You’re sure to find something new to read in this enjoyable chat that you can watch over a cup of coffee (or tea!!)
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/91091900689
You bring the coffee and we bring the books! Join Library Director Sue Piel and Teen Librarian Marla Martin on the last Wednesday of the month as they take a look at what’s new and exciting in the stacks of the Woodbury Library. You’re sure to find something new to read in this enjoyable chat that you can watch over a cup of coffee (or tea!!)
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/91091900689
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: A
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents.
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
View the introductory video by creator, Dr. Caroline Urgulu here
Registration required to receive the Zoom Link.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: A
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents.
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
View the introductory video by creator, Dr. Caroline Urgulu here
Registration required to receive the Zoom Link.
Stop into the Teen Department anytime during the month of October and pick up your October Reading challenge! Complete the six reading challenges to be entered to win a $15. Barnes & Noble Gift card.
Grade 6 & up only, please!
Sponsored by The Friends of the Woodbury Library.
Stop into the Teen Department anytime during the month of October and pick up your October Reading challenge! Complete the six reading challenges to be entered to win a $15. Barnes & Noble Gift card.
Grade 6 & up only, please!
Sponsored by The Friends of the Woodbury Library.
Join Mrs. K. on Zoom for songs, finger plays, stories, and movement for children ages 1-2 and a caregiver.
Registration is required to receive the Zoom link.
Register on the September 29 calendar link.
Join Mrs. K. on Zoom for songs, finger plays, stories, and movement for children ages 1-2 and a caregiver.
Registration is required to receive the Zoom link.
Register on the September 29 calendar link.
VIRTUAL EVENT
On Connecticut Trails Day in 2017, self-proclaimed rock-hound Jeff Sherman joined an organized walk along Woodbury’s Trolley Bed Trail. When he veered off on to a different part of the trail, he noticed a large hole in the side of a nearby hill. Fascinated, he returned later with Naturalist Pete Rzasa to take a closer look. What they discovered were holes drilled inside of the cave, leading them to realize what they had stumbled upon could quite possibly be an early copper mine. The discovery soon led to the involvement of filmmaker Mike Sandone who is the creator of a web series about exploring abandoned mines in CT and NY. He created “Mines and Mysteries: The Woodbury Copper Mine”, a documentary film about the discovery of the mine and the history of early mining in Woodbury and nearby areas. The fascinating film shares a variety of information and interviews from experts in the field, including Woodbury’s award-winning Historian Susan Shepard, as well as giving the viewer a superb look inside of the mine itself.
The film, “Mines and Mysteries: The Woodbury Copper Mine” is available to view on demand on the Library’s website here: https://woodburylibraryct.org/woodbury-copper-mine/
Join the Zoom Discussion: https://zoom.us/j/99607502225
VIRTUAL EVENT
On Connecticut Trails Day in 2017, self-proclaimed rock-hound Jeff Sherman joined an organized walk along Woodbury’s Trolley Bed Trail. When he veered off on to a different part of the trail, he noticed a large hole in the side of a nearby hill. Fascinated, he returned later with Naturalist Pete Rzasa to take a closer look. What they discovered were holes drilled inside of the cave, leading them to realize what they had stumbled upon could quite possibly be an early copper mine. The discovery soon led to the involvement of filmmaker Mike Sandone who is the creator of a web series about exploring abandoned mines in CT and NY. He created “Mines and Mysteries: The Woodbury Copper Mine”, a documentary film about the discovery of the mine and the history of early mining in Woodbury and nearby areas. The fascinating film shares a variety of information and interviews from experts in the field, including Woodbury’s award-winning Historian Susan Shepard, as well as giving the viewer a superb look inside of the mine itself.
The film, “Mines and Mysteries: The Woodbury Copper Mine” is available to view on demand on the Library’s website here: https://woodburylibraryct.org/woodbury-copper-mine/
Join the Zoom Discussion: https://zoom.us/j/99607502225
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
no class November 11
Gr. 3-6. Cursive is a useful handwriting style that can help children with scrapbooking, letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Cursive Club packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet for 6 times over 7 weeks. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ cursive method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Upon completion please specify if you will attend the Zoom Cursive Club meetings and specify if you would like to be paired with a pen pal.
Participants should complete Unit 1: reviewing Manuscript Writing before the first meeting on October 7
Show and Tell for the Oct 7th meeting will be age 15 from the workbook.
Registration required to receive the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 7 calendar entry. Thank you.
no class November 11
Gr. 3-6. Cursive is a useful handwriting style that can help children with scrapbooking, letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Cursive Club packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet for 6 times over 7 weeks. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ cursive method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Upon completion please specify if you will attend the Zoom Cursive Club meetings and specify if you would like to be paired with a pen pal.
Participants should complete Unit 1: reviewing Manuscript Writing before the first meeting on October 7
Show and Tell for the Oct 7th meeting will be age 15 from the workbook.
Registration required to receive the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 7 calendar entry. Thank you.
Come unwind and relax after school with some mindfulness and yoga! Join Teen Librarian Marla Martin and Yoga Instructor Courtney Ewing for a relaxing hour that is designed help you try and stay free from stress. We’ll begin with some mindfulness tips and tricks, share a little creativity through art and writing, as well as light breath work to help reduce stress and sharpen our focus and concentration. Once we stretch out or minds we’ll move on to stretch out our bodies through various yoga poses and asanas. Poses will be basic with challenges thrown in to keep the class playful as we connect to our bodies in a fun way. No prior yoga experience necessary! Sponsored by the Friends of the LIbrary.
Prior to the first class, please pick up your mindfulness bag filled with activities, a book on mindfulness and art prompts for each week of the 5-week program. Please note that space is limited to grades 6 & up and registration is required.
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/95319079985?pwd=NW9PeHBtTE9KeW1NeHNNNThXZ3hRZz09
Come unwind and relax after school with some mindfulness and yoga! Join Teen Librarian Marla Martin and Yoga Instructor Courtney Ewing for a relaxing hour that is designed help you try and stay free from stress. We’ll begin with some mindfulness tips and tricks, share a little creativity through art and writing, as well as light breath work to help reduce stress and sharpen our focus and concentration. Once we stretch out or minds we’ll move on to stretch out our bodies through various yoga poses and asanas. Poses will be basic with challenges thrown in to keep the class playful as we connect to our bodies in a fun way. No prior yoga experience necessary! Sponsored by the Friends of the LIbrary.
Prior to the first class, please pick up your mindfulness bag filled with activities, a book on mindfulness and art prompts for each week of the 5-week program. Please note that space is limited to grades 6 & up and registration is required.
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/95319079985?pwd=NW9PeHBtTE9KeW1NeHNNNThXZ3hRZz09
Practicing Print can help children with letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Practicing Print packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet weekly. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ handwriting method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Before the first meeting go over pages 1-7 at home. During our first meeting we will check in and see who is left handed, who is right handed.
Show and Tell for the Oct 8 th meeting will be pages 2 & 3 from the workbook.
Registration is required to recieve the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 8 calendar entry.
Practicing Print can help children with letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Practicing Print packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet weekly. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ handwriting method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Before the first meeting go over pages 1-7 at home. During our first meeting we will check in and see who is left handed, who is right handed.
Show and Tell for the Oct 8 th meeting will be pages 2 & 3 from the workbook.
Registration is required to recieve the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 8 calendar entry.
VIRTUAL EVENT
Learn to code! Girls Who Code is on a mission to close the gender gap in technology and to change the image of what a programmer looks like and does. Girls in grades 5 -12 can join the club, facilitated by Patrice Gans. Girls Who Code will meet virtually on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. Girls Who Code is a free program and open to all interested girls in grades 5 & up.
Patrice Gans is the founder and executive director of Random Hacks of Kindness Junior, (www.rhokjr.org) a non-profit organization that provides 4th – 8th grade students an opportunity to collaborate with computer science mentors and community subject matter experts to prototype innovative technical solutions for local non-profit organizations’ real-world challenges.
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/95814699046?pwd=Q3hWZDJBMzd5TEdWd2xxUU5XY0dRUT09
VIRTUAL EVENT
Learn to code! Girls Who Code is on a mission to close the gender gap in technology and to change the image of what a programmer looks like and does. Girls in grades 5 -12 can join the club, facilitated by Patrice Gans. Girls Who Code will meet virtually on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. Girls Who Code is a free program and open to all interested girls in grades 5 & up.
Patrice Gans is the founder and executive director of Random Hacks of Kindness Junior, (www.rhokjr.org) a non-profit organization that provides 4th – 8th grade students an opportunity to collaborate with computer science mentors and community subject matter experts to prototype innovative technical solutions for local non-profit organizations’ real-world challenges.
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/95814699046?pwd=Q3hWZDJBMzd5TEdWd2xxUU5XY0dRUT09
Join Mrs. K. on Zoom for songs, finger plays, stories, and movement for children ages 1-2 and a caregiver.
Registration is required to receive the Zoom link.
Register on the September 29 calendar link.
Join Mrs. K. on Zoom for songs, finger plays, stories, and movement for children ages 1-2 and a caregiver.
Registration is required to receive the Zoom link.
Register on the September 29 calendar link.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
no class November 11
Gr. 3-6. Cursive is a useful handwriting style that can help children with scrapbooking, letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Cursive Club packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet for 6 times over 7 weeks. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ cursive method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Upon completion please specify if you will attend the Zoom Cursive Club meetings and specify if you would like to be paired with a pen pal.
Participants should complete Unit 1: reviewing Manuscript Writing before the first meeting on October 7
Show and Tell for the Oct 7th meeting will be age 15 from the workbook.
Registration required to receive the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 7 calendar entry. Thank you.
no class November 11
Gr. 3-6. Cursive is a useful handwriting style that can help children with scrapbooking, letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Cursive Club packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet for 6 times over 7 weeks. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ cursive method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Upon completion please specify if you will attend the Zoom Cursive Club meetings and specify if you would like to be paired with a pen pal.
Participants should complete Unit 1: reviewing Manuscript Writing before the first meeting on October 7
Show and Tell for the Oct 7th meeting will be age 15 from the workbook.
Registration required to receive the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 7 calendar entry. Thank you.
Come unwind and relax after school with some mindfulness and yoga! Join Teen Librarian Marla Martin and Yoga Instructor Courtney Ewing for a relaxing hour that is designed help you try and stay free from stress. We’ll begin with some mindfulness tips and tricks, share a little creativity through art and writing, as well as light breath work to help reduce stress and sharpen our focus and concentration. Once we stretch out or minds we’ll move on to stretch out our bodies through various yoga poses and asanas. Poses will be basic with challenges thrown in to keep the class playful as we connect to our bodies in a fun way. No prior yoga experience necessary! Sponsored by the Friends of the LIbrary.
Prior to the first class, please pick up your mindfulness bag filled with activities, a book on mindfulness and art prompts for each week of the 5-week program. Please note that space is limited to grades 6 & up and registration is required.
REGISTRATION ON OCTOBER 7 LISTING!
Come unwind and relax after school with some mindfulness and yoga! Join Teen Librarian Marla Martin and Yoga Instructor Courtney Ewing for a relaxing hour that is designed help you try and stay free from stress. We’ll begin with some mindfulness tips and tricks, share a little creativity through art and writing, as well as light breath work to help reduce stress and sharpen our focus and concentration. Once we stretch out or minds we’ll move on to stretch out our bodies through various yoga poses and asanas. Poses will be basic with challenges thrown in to keep the class playful as we connect to our bodies in a fun way. No prior yoga experience necessary! Sponsored by the Friends of the LIbrary.
Prior to the first class, please pick up your mindfulness bag filled with activities, a book on mindfulness and art prompts for each week of the 5-week program. Please note that space is limited to grades 6 & up and registration is required.
REGISTRATION ON OCTOBER 7 LISTING!
Practicing Print can help children with letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Practicing Print packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet weekly. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ handwriting method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Before the first meeting go over pages 1-7 at home. During our first meeting we will check in and see who is left handed, who is right handed.
Show and Tell for the Oct 8 th meeting will be pages 2 & 3 from the workbook.
Registration is required to recieve the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 8 calendar entry.
Practicing Print can help children with letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Practicing Print packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet weekly. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ handwriting method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Before the first meeting go over pages 1-7 at home. During our first meeting we will check in and see who is left handed, who is right handed.
Show and Tell for the Oct 8 th meeting will be pages 2 & 3 from the workbook.
Registration is required to recieve the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 8 calendar entry.
Join the Grounded Goodwife for a tribute to the Suffragettes who won the right to vote for women in the virtual presentation “Suffragettes in Corselettes: The Evolution of Underwear and our 19th amendment”. For centuries, women have allowed themselves to be squeezed, twisted, and squished to conform to desired shapes. The history of underwear reveals a lot about women’s changing roles in society – how we perceive ourselves, and how we’re viewed by others. The 1910s saw an end to the hourglass figure with a tiny waist – women were finally able to breathe and move more freely. Did the demise of tightlacing help women gain the right to vote in 1920? Underwear matters. This fast paced, often hilarious look at the evolution of women’s undergarments is presented by Velya Jancz-Urban, author and teacher, and Ehris Urban, herbalist, The Grounded Goodwife.
ZOOM EVENT LINK: https://zoom.us/j/92350639657
Join the Grounded Goodwife for a tribute to the Suffragettes who won the right to vote for women in the virtual presentation “Suffragettes in Corselettes: The Evolution of Underwear and our 19th amendment”. For centuries, women have allowed themselves to be squeezed, twisted, and squished to conform to desired shapes. The history of underwear reveals a lot about women’s changing roles in society – how we perceive ourselves, and how we’re viewed by others. The 1910s saw an end to the hourglass figure with a tiny waist – women were finally able to breathe and move more freely. Did the demise of tightlacing help women gain the right to vote in 1920? Underwear matters. This fast paced, often hilarious look at the evolution of women’s undergarments is presented by Velya Jancz-Urban, author and teacher, and Ehris Urban, herbalist, The Grounded Goodwife.
ZOOM EVENT LINK: https://zoom.us/j/92350639657
If you are approaching OR IN retirement, be sure attend this FREE LIVE VIRTUAL ZOOMWORKSHOP with the AAA Retire Program on October 17 at 9:00 AM. It is an educational event on getting the most from Social Security Retirement benefits.
In this workshop you’ll learn how to:
- Protect yourself from retirement's greatest threats
- Increase your Social Security retirement income by up to 76%
- Receive Social Security income from ex or deceased spouse's earnings
- Replace Social Security income lost after spouse's death
- Understand the biggest tax law and fiscal stimulus change in decades. Are you eligible for benefits
Join by ZOOM https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/5916002805569/WN_xw_CawODRp-s8rNaO5__xQ
If you are approaching OR IN retirement, be sure attend this FREE LIVE VIRTUAL ZOOMWORKSHOP with the AAA Retire Program on October 17 at 9:00 AM. It is an educational event on getting the most from Social Security Retirement benefits.
In this workshop you’ll learn how to:
- Protect yourself from retirement's greatest threats
- Increase your Social Security retirement income by up to 76%
- Receive Social Security income from ex or deceased spouse's earnings
- Replace Social Security income lost after spouse's death
- Understand the biggest tax law and fiscal stimulus change in decades. Are you eligible for benefits
Join by ZOOM https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/5916002805569/WN_xw_CawODRp-s8rNaO5__xQ
Join Mrs. K. on Zoom for songs, finger plays, stories, and movement for children ages 1-2 and a caregiver.
Registration is required to receive the Zoom link.
Register on the September 29 calendar link.
Join Mrs. K. on Zoom for songs, finger plays, stories, and movement for children ages 1-2 and a caregiver.
Registration is required to receive the Zoom link.
Register on the September 29 calendar link.
Listen to story of the Titanic – its celebrated construction, employing thousands during difficult times, its sailing, life on board and final hours. Join us as we share insights about a well-known story that might change your viewpoint of that fateful date with destiny. Few know that the Titanic’s plunge into the frigid Atlantic was predicted more than a decade before the disaster. In a strange twist of fate, the author of that prediction inadvertently foretold his own death; he was on board the Titanic when it sank in April 1912.
Presenter John Cilio is a historian and storyteller. John lives in Sherman, CT and is the author of six historical books and over 200 articles covering a broad range of topics and has spoken on a wide range of topics in over 60 countries. His goal is to make history relevant, engaging, and enlightening.
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/98141005270
Listen to story of the Titanic – its celebrated construction, employing thousands during difficult times, its sailing, life on board and final hours. Join us as we share insights about a well-known story that might change your viewpoint of that fateful date with destiny. Few know that the Titanic’s plunge into the frigid Atlantic was predicted more than a decade before the disaster. In a strange twist of fate, the author of that prediction inadvertently foretold his own death; he was on board the Titanic when it sank in April 1912.
Presenter John Cilio is a historian and storyteller. John lives in Sherman, CT and is the author of six historical books and over 200 articles covering a broad range of topics and has spoken on a wide range of topics in over 60 countries. His goal is to make history relevant, engaging, and enlightening.
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/98141005270
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
no class November 11
Gr. 3-6. Cursive is a useful handwriting style that can help children with scrapbooking, letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Cursive Club packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet for 6 times over 7 weeks. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ cursive method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Upon completion please specify if you will attend the Zoom Cursive Club meetings and specify if you would like to be paired with a pen pal.
Participants should complete Unit 1: reviewing Manuscript Writing before the first meeting on October 7
Show and Tell for the Oct 7th meeting will be age 15 from the workbook.
Registration required to receive the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 7 calendar entry. Thank you.
no class November 11
Gr. 3-6. Cursive is a useful handwriting style that can help children with scrapbooking, letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Cursive Club packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet for 6 times over 7 weeks. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ cursive method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Upon completion please specify if you will attend the Zoom Cursive Club meetings and specify if you would like to be paired with a pen pal.
Participants should complete Unit 1: reviewing Manuscript Writing before the first meeting on October 7
Show and Tell for the Oct 7th meeting will be age 15 from the workbook.
Registration required to receive the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 7 calendar entry. Thank you.
Come unwind and relax after school with some mindfulness and yoga! Join Teen Librarian Marla Martin and Yoga Instructor Courtney Ewing for a relaxing hour that is designed help you try and stay free from stress. We’ll begin with some mindfulness tips and tricks, share a little creativity through art and writing, as well as light breath work to help reduce stress and sharpen our focus and concentration. Once we stretch out or minds we’ll move on to stretch out our bodies through various yoga poses and asanas. Poses will be basic with challenges thrown in to keep the class playful as we connect to our bodies in a fun way. No prior yoga experience necessary! Sponsored by the Friends of the LIbrary.
Prior to the first class, please pick up your mindfulness bag filled with activities, a book on mindfulness and art prompts for each week of the 5-week program. Please note that space is limited to grades 6 & up and registration is required.
REGISTRATION ON OCTOBER 7 LISTING!
Come unwind and relax after school with some mindfulness and yoga! Join Teen Librarian Marla Martin and Yoga Instructor Courtney Ewing for a relaxing hour that is designed help you try and stay free from stress. We’ll begin with some mindfulness tips and tricks, share a little creativity through art and writing, as well as light breath work to help reduce stress and sharpen our focus and concentration. Once we stretch out or minds we’ll move on to stretch out our bodies through various yoga poses and asanas. Poses will be basic with challenges thrown in to keep the class playful as we connect to our bodies in a fun way. No prior yoga experience necessary! Sponsored by the Friends of the LIbrary.
Prior to the first class, please pick up your mindfulness bag filled with activities, a book on mindfulness and art prompts for each week of the 5-week program. Please note that space is limited to grades 6 & up and registration is required.
REGISTRATION ON OCTOBER 7 LISTING!
Stop into the Teen Department anytime during the month of October and pick up your October Reading challenge! Complete the six reading challenges to be entered to win a $15. Barnes & Noble Gift card.
Grade 6 & up only, please!
Sponsored by The Friends of the Woodbury Library.
Stop into the Teen Department anytime during the month of October and pick up your October Reading challenge! Complete the six reading challenges to be entered to win a $15. Barnes & Noble Gift card.
Grade 6 & up only, please!
Sponsored by The Friends of the Woodbury Library.
Practicing Print can help children with letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Practicing Print packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet weekly. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ handwriting method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Before the first meeting go over pages 1-7 at home. During our first meeting we will check in and see who is left handed, who is right handed.
Show and Tell for the Oct 8 th meeting will be pages 2 & 3 from the workbook.
Registration is required to recieve the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 8 calendar entry.
Practicing Print can help children with letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Practicing Print packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet weekly. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ handwriting method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Before the first meeting go over pages 1-7 at home. During our first meeting we will check in and see who is left handed, who is right handed.
Show and Tell for the Oct 8 th meeting will be pages 2 & 3 from the workbook.
Registration is required to recieve the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 8 calendar entry.
VIRTUAL EVENT
Learn to code! Girls Who Code is on a mission to close the gender gap in technology and to change the image of what a programmer looks like and does. Girls in grades 5 -12 can join the club, facilitated by Patrice Gans. Girls Who Code will meet virtually on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. Girls Who Code is a free program and open to all interested girls in grades 5 & up.
Patrice Gans is the founder and executive director of Random Hacks of Kindness Junior, (www.rhokjr.org) a non-profit organization that provides 4th – 8th grade students an opportunity to collaborate with computer science mentors and community subject matter experts to prototype innovative technical solutions for local non-profit organizations’ real-world challenges.
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/95814699046?pwd=Q3hWZDJBMzd5TEdWd2xxUU5XY0dRUT09
VIRTUAL EVENT
Learn to code! Girls Who Code is on a mission to close the gender gap in technology and to change the image of what a programmer looks like and does. Girls in grades 5 -12 can join the club, facilitated by Patrice Gans. Girls Who Code will meet virtually on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. Girls Who Code is a free program and open to all interested girls in grades 5 & up.
Patrice Gans is the founder and executive director of Random Hacks of Kindness Junior, (www.rhokjr.org) a non-profit organization that provides 4th – 8th grade students an opportunity to collaborate with computer science mentors and community subject matter experts to prototype innovative technical solutions for local non-profit organizations’ real-world challenges.
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/95814699046?pwd=Q3hWZDJBMzd5TEdWd2xxUU5XY0dRUT09
Pick up a little ceramic pumpkin kit (while supplies last - register to receive yours!) and learn how to decoupage it with colorful tissue paper at this Zoom How-To. If you prefer to paint it, or make yours ahead that's fine, too! You can also join the Zoom if you want to share your creation. Zoom How-Tos are monthly craft events for grades 6 & up.
How-To Link: https://zoom.us/j/94905843292
Pick up a little ceramic pumpkin kit (while supplies last - register to receive yours!) and learn how to decoupage it with colorful tissue paper at this Zoom How-To. If you prefer to paint it, or make yours ahead that's fine, too! You can also join the Zoom if you want to share your creation. Zoom How-Tos are monthly craft events for grades 6 & up.
How-To Link: https://zoom.us/j/94905843292
Join Mrs. K. on Zoom for songs, finger plays, stories, and movement for children ages 1-2 and a caregiver.
Registration is required to receive the Zoom link.
Register on the September 29 calendar link.
Join Mrs. K. on Zoom for songs, finger plays, stories, and movement for children ages 1-2 and a caregiver.
Registration is required to receive the Zoom link.
Register on the September 29 calendar link.
VIRTUAL EVENT
The Glebe House is one of Woodbury’s many treasures. Join Glebe House Director LoriAnn Witte as she gives a talk about the Glebe House, one of the earliest historic house museums in the nation and shares some if it's "secrets from the attic" in this virtual event. Its architecture, outstanding regional furniture collection and Gertrude Jekyll Garden combine to create one of the most authentic house museums in the region. It will be a fascinating night.
Zoom link https://zoom.us/j/96980526710
VIRTUAL EVENT
The Glebe House is one of Woodbury’s many treasures. Join Glebe House Director LoriAnn Witte as she gives a talk about the Glebe House, one of the earliest historic house museums in the nation and shares some if it's "secrets from the attic" in this virtual event. Its architecture, outstanding regional furniture collection and Gertrude Jekyll Garden combine to create one of the most authentic house museums in the region. It will be a fascinating night.
Zoom link https://zoom.us/j/96980526710
You bring the coffee and we bring the books! Join Library Director Sue Piel and Teen Librarian Marla Martin on the last Wednesday of the month as they take a look at what’s new and exciting in the stacks of the Woodbury Library. You’re sure to find something new to read in this enjoyable chat that you can watch over a cup of coffee (or tea!!)
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/91091900689
You bring the coffee and we bring the books! Join Library Director Sue Piel and Teen Librarian Marla Martin on the last Wednesday of the month as they take a look at what’s new and exciting in the stacks of the Woodbury Library. You’re sure to find something new to read in this enjoyable chat that you can watch over a cup of coffee (or tea!!)
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/91091900689
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
no class November 11
Gr. 3-6. Cursive is a useful handwriting style that can help children with scrapbooking, letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Cursive Club packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet for 6 times over 7 weeks. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ cursive method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Upon completion please specify if you will attend the Zoom Cursive Club meetings and specify if you would like to be paired with a pen pal.
Participants should complete Unit 1: reviewing Manuscript Writing before the first meeting on October 7
Show and Tell for the Oct 7th meeting will be age 15 from the workbook.
Registration required to receive the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 7 calendar entry. Thank you.
no class November 11
Gr. 3-6. Cursive is a useful handwriting style that can help children with scrapbooking, letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Cursive Club packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet for 6 times over 7 weeks. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ cursive method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Upon completion please specify if you will attend the Zoom Cursive Club meetings and specify if you would like to be paired with a pen pal.
Participants should complete Unit 1: reviewing Manuscript Writing before the first meeting on October 7
Show and Tell for the Oct 7th meeting will be age 15 from the workbook.
Registration required to receive the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 7 calendar entry. Thank you.
Come unwind and relax after school with some mindfulness and yoga! Join Teen Librarian Marla Martin and Yoga Instructor Courtney Ewing for a relaxing hour that is designed help you try and stay free from stress. We’ll begin with some mindfulness tips and tricks, share a little creativity through art and writing, as well as light breath work to help reduce stress and sharpen our focus and concentration. Once we stretch out or minds we’ll move on to stretch out our bodies through various yoga poses and asanas. Poses will be basic with challenges thrown in to keep the class playful as we connect to our bodies in a fun way. No prior yoga experience necessary! Sponsored by the Friends of the LIbrary.
Prior to the first class, please pick up your mindfulness bag filled with activities, a book on mindfulness and art prompts for each week of the 5-week program. Please note that space is limited to grades 6 & up and registration is required.
REGISTRATION ON OCTOBER 7 LISTING!
Come unwind and relax after school with some mindfulness and yoga! Join Teen Librarian Marla Martin and Yoga Instructor Courtney Ewing for a relaxing hour that is designed help you try and stay free from stress. We’ll begin with some mindfulness tips and tricks, share a little creativity through art and writing, as well as light breath work to help reduce stress and sharpen our focus and concentration. Once we stretch out or minds we’ll move on to stretch out our bodies through various yoga poses and asanas. Poses will be basic with challenges thrown in to keep the class playful as we connect to our bodies in a fun way. No prior yoga experience necessary! Sponsored by the Friends of the LIbrary.
Prior to the first class, please pick up your mindfulness bag filled with activities, a book on mindfulness and art prompts for each week of the 5-week program. Please note that space is limited to grades 6 & up and registration is required.
REGISTRATION ON OCTOBER 7 LISTING!
Practicing Print can help children with letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Practicing Print packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet weekly. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ handwriting method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Before the first meeting go over pages 1-7 at home. During our first meeting we will check in and see who is left handed, who is right handed.
Show and Tell for the Oct 8 th meeting will be pages 2 & 3 from the workbook.
Registration is required to recieve the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 8 calendar entry.
Practicing Print can help children with letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Practicing Print packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet weekly. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ handwriting method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Before the first meeting go over pages 1-7 at home. During our first meeting we will check in and see who is left handed, who is right handed.
Show and Tell for the Oct 8 th meeting will be pages 2 & 3 from the workbook.
Registration is required to recieve the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 8 calendar entry.
Definition of a scavenger (according to Keri Smith):
Scavengers go on adventures no matter where they are, they notice the ground beneath their feet and prowl the world looking for treasures near and far. They see beauty in simple items, when sometimes others do not. Scavengers are always prepared to collect! Does this sound like you? Register and pick up your copy of "The Pocket Scavenger" and virtually meet and share your findings with other like minded collectors! The book is full of great ideas of things to look for and document. We will meet on 3 occasions to share what we've collected!
During the virtual meetings, plan on sharing up to 5 items listed in the book, where and when you found them and the story behind your treasures! You can always join and see what others have found, too. It will be fun to share our discoveries!
Grade 6 & up, space is limited!
VIRTUAL MEETING LINK: https://zoom.us/j/95262527091
Definition of a scavenger (according to Keri Smith):
Scavengers go on adventures no matter where they are, they notice the ground beneath their feet and prowl the world looking for treasures near and far. They see beauty in simple items, when sometimes others do not. Scavengers are always prepared to collect! Does this sound like you? Register and pick up your copy of "The Pocket Scavenger" and virtually meet and share your findings with other like minded collectors! The book is full of great ideas of things to look for and document. We will meet on 3 occasions to share what we've collected!
During the virtual meetings, plan on sharing up to 5 items listed in the book, where and when you found them and the story behind your treasures! You can always join and see what others have found, too. It will be fun to share our discoveries!
Grade 6 & up, space is limited!
VIRTUAL MEETING LINK: https://zoom.us/j/95262527091
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
no class November 11
Gr. 3-6. Cursive is a useful handwriting style that can help children with scrapbooking, letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Cursive Club packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet for 6 times over 7 weeks. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ cursive method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Upon completion please specify if you will attend the Zoom Cursive Club meetings and specify if you would like to be paired with a pen pal.
Participants should complete Unit 1: reviewing Manuscript Writing before the first meeting on October 7
Show and Tell for the Oct 7th meeting will be age 15 from the workbook.
Registration required to receive the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 7 calendar entry. Thank you.
no class November 11
Gr. 3-6. Cursive is a useful handwriting style that can help children with scrapbooking, letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Cursive Club packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet for 6 times over 7 weeks. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ cursive method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Upon completion please specify if you will attend the Zoom Cursive Club meetings and specify if you would like to be paired with a pen pal.
Participants should complete Unit 1: reviewing Manuscript Writing before the first meeting on October 7
Show and Tell for the Oct 7th meeting will be age 15 from the workbook.
Registration required to receive the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 7 calendar entry. Thank you.
Come unwind and relax after school with some mindfulness and yoga! Join Teen Librarian Marla Martin and Yoga Instructor Courtney Ewing for a relaxing hour that is designed help you try and stay free from stress. We’ll begin with some mindfulness tips and tricks, share a little creativity through art and writing, as well as light breath work to help reduce stress and sharpen our focus and concentration. Once we stretch out or minds we’ll move on to stretch out our bodies through various yoga poses and asanas. Poses will be basic with challenges thrown in to keep the class playful as we connect to our bodies in a fun way. No prior yoga experience necessary! Sponsored by the Friends of the LIbrary.
Prior to the first class, please pick up your mindfulness bag filled with activities, a book on mindfulness and art prompts for each week of the 5-week program. Please note that space is limited to grades 6 & up and registration is required.
REGISTRATION ON OCTOBER 7 LISTING!
Come unwind and relax after school with some mindfulness and yoga! Join Teen Librarian Marla Martin and Yoga Instructor Courtney Ewing for a relaxing hour that is designed help you try and stay free from stress. We’ll begin with some mindfulness tips and tricks, share a little creativity through art and writing, as well as light breath work to help reduce stress and sharpen our focus and concentration. Once we stretch out or minds we’ll move on to stretch out our bodies through various yoga poses and asanas. Poses will be basic with challenges thrown in to keep the class playful as we connect to our bodies in a fun way. No prior yoga experience necessary! Sponsored by the Friends of the LIbrary.
Prior to the first class, please pick up your mindfulness bag filled with activities, a book on mindfulness and art prompts for each week of the 5-week program. Please note that space is limited to grades 6 & up and registration is required.
REGISTRATION ON OCTOBER 7 LISTING!
Stop into the Teen Department anytime during November and pick up your November Reading challenge! Complete the six reading challenges to be entered to win a $15. Target Gift card.
Grade 6 & up only, please!
Sponsored by The Friends of the Woodbury Library.
Stop into the Teen Department anytime during November and pick up your November Reading challenge! Complete the six reading challenges to be entered to win a $15. Target Gift card.
Grade 6 & up only, please!
Sponsored by The Friends of the Woodbury Library.
Practicing Print can help children with letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Practicing Print packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet weekly. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ handwriting method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Before the first meeting go over pages 1-7 at home. During our first meeting we will check in and see who is left handed, who is right handed.
Show and Tell for the Oct 8 th meeting will be pages 2 & 3 from the workbook.
Registration is required to recieve the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 8 calendar entry.
Practicing Print can help children with letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Practicing Print packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet weekly. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ handwriting method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Before the first meeting go over pages 1-7 at home. During our first meeting we will check in and see who is left handed, who is right handed.
Show and Tell for the Oct 8 th meeting will be pages 2 & 3 from the workbook.
Registration is required to recieve the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 8 calendar entry.
Definition of a scavenger (according to Keri Smith):
Scavengers go on adventures no matter where they are, they notice the ground beneath their feet and prowl the world looking for treasures near and far. They see beauty in simple items, when sometimes others do not. Scavengers are always prepared to collect! Does this sound like you? Register and pick up your copy of "The Pocket Scavenger" and virtually meet and share your findings with other like minded collectors! The book is full of great ideas of things to look for and document. We will meet on 3 occasions to share what we've collected!
During the virtual meetings, plan on sharing up to 5 items listed in the book, where and when you found them and the story behind your treasures! You can always join and see what others have found, too. It will be fun to share our discoveries!
Grade 6 & up, space is limited!
VIRTUAL MEETING LINK: https://zoom.us/j/95262527091
Definition of a scavenger (according to Keri Smith):
Scavengers go on adventures no matter where they are, they notice the ground beneath their feet and prowl the world looking for treasures near and far. They see beauty in simple items, when sometimes others do not. Scavengers are always prepared to collect! Does this sound like you? Register and pick up your copy of "The Pocket Scavenger" and virtually meet and share your findings with other like minded collectors! The book is full of great ideas of things to look for and document. We will meet on 3 occasions to share what we've collected!
During the virtual meetings, plan on sharing up to 5 items listed in the book, where and when you found them and the story behind your treasures! You can always join and see what others have found, too. It will be fun to share our discoveries!
Grade 6 & up, space is limited!
VIRTUAL MEETING LINK: https://zoom.us/j/95262527091
Teens! Join Courtney Ewing and for a virtual DIY class - you'll be making a boho wall hanging for you room. All you'll need is to make this project are scissors and a 12 inch stick (you can find one outside - clean off the bark and you're ready to go). Once you register, pick up a bag full of yarn, beads and other items you might like to add to your wall hanging. Please note that the colors may vary from what is pictured.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Library
Teens! Join Courtney Ewing and for a virtual DIY class - you'll be making a boho wall hanging for you room. All you'll need is to make this project are scissors and a 12 inch stick (you can find one outside - clean off the bark and you're ready to go). Once you register, pick up a bag full of yarn, beads and other items you might like to add to your wall hanging. Please note that the colors may vary from what is pictured.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Library
Roll up your sleeves and get ready to make dinner with Katie, Registered Dietician from Food Explorers! Each week you'll make a delicious vegetarian meal that will feed the family!
This week's dinner is: Homemade Pizza! In just one hour you’ll make your own pizza dough and have pizza for your whole family. To make this recipe you’ll need the following ingredients: sugar (1 TBSP), active dry yeast, olive oil, flour, salt and your choice of pizza toppings (sauce, cheese, veggies, meats, etc). This recipe is easily doubled for a hungray crowd!
Open to chefs in grades 6 & up. Please register for each week separately. A zoom link will be emailed to you prior to the program.
Sponsored by The Friends of the Woodbury Library.
Roll up your sleeves and get ready to make dinner with Katie, Registered Dietician from Food Explorers! Each week you'll make a delicious vegetarian meal that will feed the family!
This week's dinner is: Homemade Pizza! In just one hour you’ll make your own pizza dough and have pizza for your whole family. To make this recipe you’ll need the following ingredients: sugar (1 TBSP), active dry yeast, olive oil, flour, salt and your choice of pizza toppings (sauce, cheese, veggies, meats, etc). This recipe is easily doubled for a hungray crowd!
Open to chefs in grades 6 & up. Please register for each week separately. A zoom link will be emailed to you prior to the program.
Sponsored by The Friends of the Woodbury Library.
Practicing Print can help children with letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Practicing Print packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet weekly. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ handwriting method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Before the first meeting go over pages 1-7 at home. During our first meeting we will check in and see who is left handed, who is right handed.
Show and Tell for the Oct 8 th meeting will be pages 2 & 3 from the workbook.
Registration is required to recieve the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 8 calendar entry.
Practicing Print can help children with letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Practicing Print packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet weekly. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ handwriting method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Before the first meeting go over pages 1-7 at home. During our first meeting we will check in and see who is left handed, who is right handed.
Show and Tell for the Oct 8 th meeting will be pages 2 & 3 from the workbook.
Registration is required to recieve the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 8 calendar entry.
VIRTUAL EVENT
Learn to code! Girls Who Code is on a mission to close the gender gap in technology and to change the image of what a programmer looks like and does. Girls in grades 5 -12 can join the club, facilitated by Patrice Gans. Girls Who Code will meet virtually on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. Girls Who Code is a free program and open to all interested girls in grades 5 & up.
Patrice Gans is the founder and executive director of Random Hacks of Kindness Junior, (www.rhokjr.org) a non-profit organization that provides 4th – 8th grade students an opportunity to collaborate with computer science mentors and community subject matter experts to prototype innovative technical solutions for local non-profit organizations’ real-world challenges.
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/95814699046?pwd=Q3hWZDJBMzd5TEdWd2xxUU5XY0dRUT09
VIRTUAL EVENT
Learn to code! Girls Who Code is on a mission to close the gender gap in technology and to change the image of what a programmer looks like and does. Girls in grades 5 -12 can join the club, facilitated by Patrice Gans. Girls Who Code will meet virtually on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. Girls Who Code is a free program and open to all interested girls in grades 5 & up.
Patrice Gans is the founder and executive director of Random Hacks of Kindness Junior, (www.rhokjr.org) a non-profit organization that provides 4th – 8th grade students an opportunity to collaborate with computer science mentors and community subject matter experts to prototype innovative technical solutions for local non-profit organizations’ real-world challenges.
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/95814699046?pwd=Q3hWZDJBMzd5TEdWd2xxUU5XY0dRUT09
Roll up your sleeves and get ready to make dinner with Katie, Registered Dietician from Food Explorers! Each week you'll make a delicious vegetarian meal that will feed the family!
This week's dinner is: homemade Ricotta Gnocchi Mac & Cheese! To make these light and fluffy cheesy pillows of goodness, you’ll need the following ingredients: 15oz container Ricotta, 3 egg yolks, flour, parmesan, and salt. For the cheese sauce, you’ll need: milk, flour, butter (2 TBSP), cheddar cheese and optional parmesan, breadcrumbs and onion. No special equipment is required!
Open to chefs in grades 6 & up. Please register for each week separately. A zoom link & ingredients list will be emailed to you prior to the program.
Sponsored by The Friends of the Woodbury Library.
Roll up your sleeves and get ready to make dinner with Katie, Registered Dietician from Food Explorers! Each week you'll make a delicious vegetarian meal that will feed the family!
This week's dinner is: homemade Ricotta Gnocchi Mac & Cheese! To make these light and fluffy cheesy pillows of goodness, you’ll need the following ingredients: 15oz container Ricotta, 3 egg yolks, flour, parmesan, and salt. For the cheese sauce, you’ll need: milk, flour, butter (2 TBSP), cheddar cheese and optional parmesan, breadcrumbs and onion. No special equipment is required!
Open to chefs in grades 6 & up. Please register for each week separately. A zoom link & ingredients list will be emailed to you prior to the program.
Sponsored by The Friends of the Woodbury Library.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
no class November 11
Gr. 3-6. Cursive is a useful handwriting style that can help children with scrapbooking, letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Cursive Club packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet for 6 times over 7 weeks. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ cursive method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Upon completion please specify if you will attend the Zoom Cursive Club meetings and specify if you would like to be paired with a pen pal.
Participants should complete Unit 1: reviewing Manuscript Writing before the first meeting on October 7
Show and Tell for the Oct 7th meeting will be age 15 from the workbook.
Registration required to receive the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 7 calendar entry. Thank you.
no class November 11
Gr. 3-6. Cursive is a useful handwriting style that can help children with scrapbooking, letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Cursive Club packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet for 6 times over 7 weeks. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ cursive method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Upon completion please specify if you will attend the Zoom Cursive Club meetings and specify if you would like to be paired with a pen pal.
Participants should complete Unit 1: reviewing Manuscript Writing before the first meeting on October 7
Show and Tell for the Oct 7th meeting will be age 15 from the workbook.
Registration required to receive the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 7 calendar entry. Thank you.
Stop into the Teen Department anytime during November and pick up your November Reading challenge! Complete the six reading challenges to be entered to win a $15. Target Gift card.
Grades 6 & up only, please.
Sponsored by The Friends of the Woodbury Library.
Stop into the Teen Department anytime during November and pick up your November Reading challenge! Complete the six reading challenges to be entered to win a $15. Target Gift card.
Grades 6 & up only, please.
Sponsored by The Friends of the Woodbury Library.
Practicing Print can help children with letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Practicing Print packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet weekly. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ handwriting method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Before the first meeting go over pages 1-7 at home. During our first meeting we will check in and see who is left handed, who is right handed.
Show and Tell for the Oct 8 th meeting will be pages 2 & 3 from the workbook.
Registration is required to recieve the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 8 calendar entry.
Practicing Print can help children with letter writing, and even fine motor skills. Each family will pick up a Practicing Print packet that contains a Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook, an ABC Practice pad, and a handwriting index card.
This program is offering an optional Zoom component where participants will meet weekly. During that time, we will teach the Zaner-Bloser™ handwriting method and there will be a time to show off your work.
Before the first meeting go over pages 1-7 at home. During our first meeting we will check in and see who is left handed, who is right handed.
Show and Tell for the Oct 8 th meeting will be pages 2 & 3 from the workbook.
Registration is required to recieve the Zoom link.
Register for the entire session using the October 8 calendar entry.
Definition of a scavenger (according to Keri Smith):
Scavengers go on adventures no matter where they are, they notice the ground beneath their feet and prowl the world looking for treasures near and far. They see beauty in simple items, when sometimes others do not. Scavengers are always prepared to collect! Does this sound like you? Register and pick up your copy of "The Pocket Scavenger" and virtually meet and share your findings with other like minded collectors! The book is full of great ideas of things to look for and document. We will meet on 3 occasions to share what we've collected!
During the virtual meetings, plan on sharing up to 5 items listed in the book, where and when you found them and the story behind your treasures! You can always join and see what others have found, too. It will be fun to share our discoveries!
Grade 6 & up, space is limited!
VIRTUAL MEETING LINK: https://zoom.us/j/95262527091
Definition of a scavenger (according to Keri Smith):
Scavengers go on adventures no matter where they are, they notice the ground beneath their feet and prowl the world looking for treasures near and far. They see beauty in simple items, when sometimes others do not. Scavengers are always prepared to collect! Does this sound like you? Register and pick up your copy of "The Pocket Scavenger" and virtually meet and share your findings with other like minded collectors! The book is full of great ideas of things to look for and document. We will meet on 3 occasions to share what we've collected!
During the virtual meetings, plan on sharing up to 5 items listed in the book, where and when you found them and the story behind your treasures! You can always join and see what others have found, too. It will be fun to share our discoveries!
Grade 6 & up, space is limited!
VIRTUAL MEETING LINK: https://zoom.us/j/95262527091
Pick up a bag of Model magic and instructions (while supplies last - register to receive yours!) and learn how to make it at this Zoom How-To. If you prefer make yours ahead that's fine, too! You can also join the Zoom if you want to share your creation. Zoom How-Tos are monthly craft events for grades 6 & up
How-To Link: https://zoom.us/j/94905843292
Pick up a bag of Model magic and instructions (while supplies last - register to receive yours!) and learn how to make it at this Zoom How-To. If you prefer make yours ahead that's fine, too! You can also join the Zoom if you want to share your creation. Zoom How-Tos are monthly craft events for grades 6 & up
How-To Link: https://zoom.us/j/94905843292
Roll up your sleeves and get ready to make dinner with Katie, Registered Dietician from Food Explorers! Each week you'll make a delicious vegetarian meal that will feed the family!
This week's dinner is: Southwest Quesadillas with Guacamole (optional) for your family! You’ll need the following ingredients for this recipe: tortillas, onion, garlic, olive oil bell pepper (1), frozen corn, 1 can of beans (Black, Pinto, etc), shredded Mexican cheese, avocado, lime, plus seasoning of your choice (Cumin, Garlic Powder, Chili Flakes, etc).
Open to chefs in grades 6 & up. Please register for each week separately. A zoom link & ingredients list will be emailed to you prior to the program.
Sponsored by The Friends of the Woodbury Library.
Roll up your sleeves and get ready to make dinner with Katie, Registered Dietician from Food Explorers! Each week you'll make a delicious vegetarian meal that will feed the family!
This week's dinner is: Southwest Quesadillas with Guacamole (optional) for your family! You’ll need the following ingredients for this recipe: tortillas, onion, garlic, olive oil bell pepper (1), frozen corn, 1 can of beans (Black, Pinto, etc), shredded Mexican cheese, avocado, lime, plus seasoning of your choice (Cumin, Garlic Powder, Chili Flakes, etc).
Open to chefs in grades 6 & up. Please register for each week separately. A zoom link & ingredients list will be emailed to you prior to the program.
Sponsored by The Friends of the Woodbury Library.
You bring the coffee and we bring the books! Join Library Director Sue Piel and Teen Librarian Marla Martin on the last Wednesday of the month as they take a look at what’s new and exciting in the stacks of the Woodbury Library. You’re sure to find something new to read in this enjoyable chat that you can watch over a cup of coffee (or tea!!)
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/91091900689
You bring the coffee and we bring the books! Join Library Director Sue Piel and Teen Librarian Marla Martin on the last Wednesday of the month as they take a look at what’s new and exciting in the stacks of the Woodbury Library. You’re sure to find something new to read in this enjoyable chat that you can watch over a cup of coffee (or tea!!)
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/91091900689
VIRTUAL EVENT
Learn to code! Girls Who Code is on a mission to close the gender gap in technology and to change the image of what a programmer looks like and does. Girls in grades 5 -12 can join the club, facilitated by Patrice Gans. Girls Who Code will meet virtually on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. Girls Who Code is a free program and open to all interested girls in grades 5 & up.
Patrice Gans is the founder and executive director of Random Hacks of Kindness Junior, (www.rhokjr.org) a non-profit organization that provides 4th – 8th grade students an opportunity to collaborate with computer science mentors and community subject matter experts to prototype innovative technical solutions for local non-profit organizations’ real-world challenges.
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/95814699046?pwd=Q3hWZDJBMzd5TEdWd2xxUU5XY0dRUT09
VIRTUAL EVENT
Learn to code! Girls Who Code is on a mission to close the gender gap in technology and to change the image of what a programmer looks like and does. Girls in grades 5 -12 can join the club, facilitated by Patrice Gans. Girls Who Code will meet virtually on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. Girls Who Code is a free program and open to all interested girls in grades 5 & up.
Patrice Gans is the founder and executive director of Random Hacks of Kindness Junior, (www.rhokjr.org) a non-profit organization that provides 4th – 8th grade students an opportunity to collaborate with computer science mentors and community subject matter experts to prototype innovative technical solutions for local non-profit organizations’ real-world challenges.
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/95814699046?pwd=Q3hWZDJBMzd5TEdWd2xxUU5XY0dRUT09
Roll up your sleeves and get ready to make cook with Katie, Registered Dietician from Food Explorers! In the final class of the virtual cooking series, we will switch to making dessert!
We will be making delicious homemade fudge two ways! You’ll learn how to make Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Fudge and Chocolate Peppermint Fudge from scratch. You’ll need the following ingredients for these recipes: chocolate chips (1 cup), 1 cup white chocolate chips (optional), 2 cans sweetened condensed milk, peppermint candy or candy canes, sugar, vanilla and flour. No special equipment required.
Open to chefs in grades 6 & up. Please register for each week separately. A zoom link & ingredients list will be emailed to you prior to the program.
Sponsored by The Friends of the Woodbury Library.
Roll up your sleeves and get ready to make cook with Katie, Registered Dietician from Food Explorers! In the final class of the virtual cooking series, we will switch to making dessert!
We will be making delicious homemade fudge two ways! You’ll learn how to make Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Fudge and Chocolate Peppermint Fudge from scratch. You’ll need the following ingredients for these recipes: chocolate chips (1 cup), 1 cup white chocolate chips (optional), 2 cans sweetened condensed milk, peppermint candy or candy canes, sugar, vanilla and flour. No special equipment required.
Open to chefs in grades 6 & up. Please register for each week separately. A zoom link & ingredients list will be emailed to you prior to the program.
Sponsored by The Friends of the Woodbury Library.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
Stop into the Teen Department anytime during December and pick up your December Reading challenge! Complete the six reading challenges to be entered to win a $15. Starbucks card.
Grades 6 & up only!
Sponsored by The Friends of the Woodbury Library.
Stop into the Teen Department anytime during December and pick up your December Reading challenge! Complete the six reading challenges to be entered to win a $15. Starbucks card.
Grades 6 & up only!
Sponsored by The Friends of the Woodbury Library.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
VIRTUAL EVENT
Learn to code! Girls Who Code is on a mission to close the gender gap in technology and to change the image of what a programmer looks like and does.
Girls in grades 5 -12 can join the club, facilitated by Patrice Gans. Girls Who Code will meet virtually on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. Girls Who Code is a free program and open to all interested girls in grades 5 & up.
Patrice Gans is the founder and executive director of Random Hacks of Kindness Junior, (www.rhokjr.org) a non-profit organization that provides 4th – 8th grade students an opportunity to collaborate with computer science mentors and community subject matter experts to prototype innovative technical solutions for local non-profit organizations’ real-world challenges.
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/95814699046?pwd=Q3hWZDJBMzd5TEdWd2xxUU5XY0dRUT09
VIRTUAL EVENT
Learn to code! Girls Who Code is on a mission to close the gender gap in technology and to change the image of what a programmer looks like and does.
Girls in grades 5 -12 can join the club, facilitated by Patrice Gans. Girls Who Code will meet virtually on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. Girls Who Code is a free program and open to all interested girls in grades 5 & up.
Patrice Gans is the founder and executive director of Random Hacks of Kindness Junior, (www.rhokjr.org) a non-profit organization that provides 4th – 8th grade students an opportunity to collaborate with computer science mentors and community subject matter experts to prototype innovative technical solutions for local non-profit organizations’ real-world challenges.
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/95814699046?pwd=Q3hWZDJBMzd5TEdWd2xxUU5XY0dRUT09
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
Stop into the Teen Department anytime during December and pick up your December Reading challenge! Complete the six reading challenges to be entered to win a $15. Starbucks card.
Grades 6 & up only!
Sponsored by The Friends of the Woodbury Library.
Stop into the Teen Department anytime during December and pick up your December Reading challenge! Complete the six reading challenges to be entered to win a $15. Starbucks card.
Grades 6 & up only!
Sponsored by The Friends of the Woodbury Library.
You bring the coffee and we bring the books! Join Library Director Sue Piel and Teen Librarian Marla Martin on the last Wednesday of the month as they take a look at what’s new and exciting in the stacks of the Woodbury Library. You’re sure to find something new to read in this enjoyable chat that you can watch over a cup of coffee (or tea!!)
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/91091900689
You bring the coffee and we bring the books! Join Library Director Sue Piel and Teen Librarian Marla Martin on the last Wednesday of the month as they take a look at what’s new and exciting in the stacks of the Woodbury Library. You’re sure to find something new to read in this enjoyable chat that you can watch over a cup of coffee (or tea!!)
ZOOM LINK: https://zoom.us/j/91091900689
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
A weekly ZOOM storytime for age 3 - 6 and a caregiver.
Please bring something that starts with the letter of the week for show and tell.
Letter of the Week: B
Each family will receive a Letters Are Characters Tote bag. This bag, available for curbside pick up, will contain:
- Letters Are Characters book for parents,
- Letters Are Character coloring book for children
- letter dough
- scented crayons
- ABC book that we will read together each week.
Only the Letter Are Characters book for parents is to be returned to the library at the end of the program.
Why Letters Are Characters:
A child’s knowledge of letter sounds by age six is the most important indicator of future reading ability. Letters are Characters gets kids ready to read in a fun and engaging way ensuring that they get the right start. It also empowers parents though awareness and understanding of the science of reading in the brain.
More than 2/3 of American children are not proficient readers by 4th grade according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Together we can change this trajectory.
Please sign-up for Letters are Characters... you'll get letter dough, crayons and information that will ensure your child reads to their highest potential.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/reading/ - 2019
Register for the entire session using the Sepember 30 calendar entry. Thank you.
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