Programming Database for NH Public Librarians
Thanks to everyone who came to the Baker Free Library in Bow yesterday for the 2020 Summer Reading Program with Teens & Tweens workshop. Here is the drive with resources from the workshop:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1W_6PNMn9OppHYSiB0-ssfaL25BH30zCH?usp=sharing
Thanks again to the Boston Bruins for the Blades visits to New Hampshire and all the great prizes for New Hampshire top readers. This year’s top reader prizes go to:
KRUG PUCK:
| Thomas Mattarn | Kingston | ||
| Oscar Richardson | Pillsbury-Warner | ||
| Rowan Miscio | Bethlehem | ||
| Caleb Harris | James A. Tuttle-Antrim | ||
| Alexandra Mota | Whipple Free-New boston | ||
| Gloria LeBlanc | Kingston | ||
| Harleigh Brown | James A. Tuttle-Antrim | ||
| Jadzia Waskiewicz-Dixon | Colebrook | ||
| Taylor Alperin | Kimball-Atkinson | ||
| Mason Minnich | Whipple Free-New Boston | ||
| Cecelia LeBlanc | Kingston | ||
| William Mair | James A. Tuttle-Antrim | ||
| Jasmyne Hartlen | Colebrook | ||
| Stephanie Livingston | Kimball-Atkinson | ||
| Wyatt Bradley | Whipple Free-New Boston | ||
| TEAM JERSEY: | |||
| Laurell Xenakis | Pillsbury-Warner | ||
| Kody Marquis | Colebrook | ||
| Norah Goudreau | Kimball-Atkinson | ||
| Molly Anderson | Kingston | ||
| Joey Bastarache | James A. Tuttle-Antrim | ||
| Jackson Lewis | Kimball-Atkinson | ||
| Grace Jacott | Chester | ||
| Emma McKeage | Colebrook | ||
| Connor Goudreau | Kimball-Atkinson | ||
| Lillian Bellmore | Chester | FEP High Five | |
| Olivia Heath | Pillsbury-Warner | FEP Bench | |
| Tyler Sanders | Whipple Free-New Boston | FEP Zamboni |
Above is the top reader prize flyer from the Bruins for this year. Please send me your Up To 5 top readers PER each of the 3 age categories by Tuesday August 27. If a grand prize is won at your library and the winner is unable to accept the prize, PLEASE notify me ASAP so the great prize can go to someone else.
FREE summer science camp toolkit, all about stars and constellations, the solar system, the Moon, Apollo 11, Mars, and space exploration. Five days of hands-on activities, matched with book recommendations and summer writing ideas. Great for families and summer programs. Celebrate curiosity, our space pioneers, and the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon walk (July 20, 2019) all summer long!
https://www.startwithabook.org/space-rangers-book-based-science-adventure
https://forms.gle/AGLEK2VukFEQXKSB9
Order by Friday, June 21!!!!!
From PUBYAC, suggested great read-a-louds that fit the 2019 summer reading theme:
Ahmed, Roda. Mae Among the Stars
Andros, Camille. Charlotte the Scientist is Squished
Colandro, Lucille. There Was an Old Astronaut Who Swallowed the Moon
Colleen, Marcie. Penguinaut!
Dale, Penny. Dinosaur Rocket (for younger children)
Hughes, Suz. The Night the Stars Went Out
Jeffers, Oliver. The Way Back Home
Lehrhaupt, Adam. Chicken in Space
McNamara, Margaret. The Three Little Aliens and the Big Bad Robot
Morris, Richard T. This is a Moose
Polacco, Patricia. Meteor! (a bit long, but good)
Portis, Antoinette. Best Frints in the Whole Universe
Rocco, John. Blackout
Sadler, Marilyn. Alistair and the Alien Invasion
Sadler, Marilyn. Alistair in Outer Space
Stutzman, Jonathan. Llama Destroys the World
Tokuda-Hall, Maggie. Also an Octopus
Underwood, Deborah. Interstellar Cinderella
Ward, Jennifer. There Was an Old Martian Who Swallowed the Moon
Willems, Mo. Waiting is Not Easy
This year we have the privilege of having not one, but six Reading Champions!
These videos are perfect for promoting summer reading at schools, within the library, or shared over social media. All the videos can be found here: