This summer has been gangbusters, and not just with an insane amount of programming but also with larger numbers of kids I have even seen before. I can only credit the large amount of outreach I did at all of the schools and local events prior to the start of summer.
In this first post, I'm going to show off my library a little bit.
In the meeting room, I have all of the upcoming events flyers. Originally this was going to read "These programs are IMMINENT:" but the Unassistant thought that was too pretentious, so I went with "Commence Countdown...."
I had the robot in the basement. He's actually my brother's. Long story short, this was one of his childhood dream toys and I just kind of snagged the robot and put him to good use. He is an Emiglio. Check out the jazzy commercial below.
Next we have the Robot Creation Station. I stole this idea from somewhere. If I figure out where I grabbed it from, I'll come back and add the link. They are just coloring images that have been laminated and velcro'd and an old flannel board I had laying around. It's been a big hit.
I call him Professor X (probably because I saw XMen DOFP 2x), but the kids call him "Eimsteim". A retired librarian friend of mine painted him for us. Isn't he awesome?
I also created displays for science related books and, for the most part, people are checking them out. So yay.
I even included a poster of this guy:
In this first post, I'm going to show off my library a little bit.
In the meeting room, I have all of the upcoming events flyers. Originally this was going to read "These programs are IMMINENT:" but the Unassistant thought that was too pretentious, so I went with "Commence Countdown...."
I had the robot in the basement. He's actually my brother's. Long story short, this was one of his childhood dream toys and I just kind of snagged the robot and put him to good use. He is an Emiglio. Check out the jazzy commercial below.
Next we have the Robot Creation Station. I stole this idea from somewhere. If I figure out where I grabbed it from, I'll come back and add the link. They are just coloring images that have been laminated and velcro'd and an old flannel board I had laying around. It's been a big hit.
I call him Professor X (probably because I saw XMen DOFP 2x), but the kids call him "Eimsteim". A retired librarian friend of mine painted him for us. Isn't he awesome?
I also created displays for science related books and, for the most part, people are checking them out. So yay.
I even included a poster of this guy:
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