The Summer Reading Program is in full swing at the Grandview Branch. Each year we make our Summer Reading signup booth the focal point. We want it to be hard to miss!
End your summer with a splash of fun at the Mid-Continent Public Library Kearney Branch’s Summer Reading Program Finale at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Aug.11. Join us as we celebrate the summer with crafts, activities and games.
This program is suitable for all ages. Registration is required. Register online, or for more information call us at 816-628-5055.
What do kids from Camden Point do during the summer? Camden Point does not offer a lot of entertainment as larger communities and the city provide. However, kids are very resourceful and tend to stay busy.
One way for kids to stay busy is to play ball. They play T-ball, coach pitch, and kid pitch. There are A leagues, AA leagues, and AAA leagues; starting from preschool all the way through high school. Usually there are two games a week; with traveling to be done to the neighboring towns.
Summer means two things in the library world – the Summer Reading Program and vacations. If you’re headed out of town this July or August – and you’re worried that the book you’ve had on the holds list since January is going to come in while you’re out of town – and be gone before you get back… don’t panic! You can ‘suspend’ your hold while you’re out of town! This will hold your place in line.
The Summer Reading Program at the Camden Point Branch is underway. Although the Camden Point Branch hosts programs throughout the whole year, it is during the summer when we host programs almost every week. And yes, most of the programs are mostly attended by kids, parents, teachers and adults.
With the Summer Reading Program in full swing, and we are glad our participants at Camden Point are enjoying keeping track of their reading time online. When you come in to pick up earned incentives, be sure and visit our fishing pond.
The 2010 Summer Reading Program has really heated things up at our branch but we've been keeping cool at the Raytown Branch will lots of great entertainment! Coming up, we've got Mad Science Demonstrates Splash-Tastic Science on Tuesday, July 27 at 2:00 pm. Even people who might not know how cool science can be will be sure to find this program interesting and fun.
Binoculars and Art Kits are flying off the shelves at the Grandview Branch these days. We are winding up our Summer Reading Program, and if your child hasn't finish reading his or her 1080 minutes needed to earn their 3 prizes, the time to do so is now. Infants to high schoolers can participate but the program comes to an end July 31st.
Don't forget on Saturday, July 31, program participants will no longer be able to register or record time spent reading. Participants may continue to come to the library to collect their prizes until August 7.
