Showing posts with label Summer Reading Bug. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Summer Reading Bug. Show all posts

Friday, June 19, 2009

welcome summer helpers

It is with great joy that we welcome back our favorite summer helpers!! Maureen Sabol, graduated in May with an early childhood education degree from Franciscan University. Whoo-Hooo! Maureen. Listen to what she has to say.


Also, Michaela McDonald, who is a rising Senior at Providence College majoring in English, talks to her peeps.


Both of our great summer helpers will be presenters Ham It UP!!! For kids in K-3rd grade. It's our new Book and Craft Summer Club!! Check it out!


Look who also works at the Children's Department. It's our own page, Caroline Macgillivray, who will be a Junior at Radnor High School. If you need a good book recommendation, Caroline has the right stuff!



Last but not least is a returning Catherine Northington. A great person and hard worker.

Thursday, September 11, 2008

Catch the Reading Bug 2008


Thanks to all the Radnor Memorial Library volunteers, summer help, and of course kids for making our Summer Reading Club 2008 spiderific. Click on our photo montage of some of the great programs including:

Jungle John, Victoria O'Neill, Link Davis, "Making Music," Piccirillo Sciencetelling Winterthur Museum, David Perry.

Krista Parrish provided wonderful, original music in a piece appropriately called "Summer's End."






In addition, Joanie the Chicken, aka, Adult Reference Librarian Pam Sedor's pet, entertained at storyhour. We are told she (Joanie, not Pam) only pooped on our rug two times.

Monday, September 1, 2008

Farewell Summer Reading Bugs



Our wonderful Summer Help (left photo) has left the building. Matt Tenero starts his Freshman year at NYC as a Film Major, Maureen Sabol is finishing up her Senior Year in Ohio, Michaela McDonald is a Junior at Providence along with Catherine (not pictured) who enters her Freshman year and thanks to all our volunteers; Samantha, Tom and Rachael. 



We even put on a puppet show for our Ants Pants Club. Here is a small clip!