Children's Programs

Wardsboro
Public
Library
170 MAIN STREET WARDSBORO, VERMONT

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Children's Programs and New Books

FREE CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS
IN THE CHILDREN'S ROOM AT YOUR LIBRARY
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Pumpkin time at the Gilfeather Turnip Festival! Sponsored by Friends of the Wardsboro Library

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CALENDAR: CHILDREN'S
PROGRAMS

Haunted Barn........
Enter at your own risk

March
Programs

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Wed., March 10th at 6 PM at your library

Make Your Own Bookends

A fun project for kids to make. Jenna will provide simple direction to decorate bookendsan using decopage

Materials will be provided free of charge.
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SAVE THE DATE
VARIETY SHOW
MARCH 20TH AT 7PM

Performer? We need you! Please contact Nancy Perkins 896-6141

Children's Book Awards

John Newbery Medal

When You Reach Me
by R. Stead

Randolph Caldecott Medal

The Lion and the Mouse
Illustrated and written by J. Pickney

Red Clover Award

Scaredy Squirrel Makes a Freind by Melanie Watt

Dorothy Canfield Fisher Children's Award

Diary of a Wimpy Kid
by Jeff Kinney

Green Mountain Book Award

Crank by Ellen Hopkins

National Book Award For Young People

What I Saw and How I Lied
by J. Blundell

NEW
CHILDREN'S BOOK SELECTIONS FOR MARCH

Igor by M. Zanoza

Mickey Mouse Club House by S. DiCicco

Vermont Monster Guide by J. Citro

Into the Dark by P. Abrahams

Meet the Obamas by A.D.Pinkney

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Digital Wattmeter

The library now owns a wattmeter which may be signed out and borrowed. The meter will register the amount of electricity it takes to operate electrical items. If you are a patron of Wardsboro Public Library, you may borrow the wattmeter for 3 days and test the electrical items in your home.

Book Sale

The perpetual book sale at the library (inside the front hall of the library and outside on the ramp) has a variety of paperback books for sale--for children and adults.

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Geisel Medal 2010
Honors the author and illustrator of the most distinguished contribution to American beginning reader books for children.
Benny and Penny in the Big No-No! Written and illustrated by
G. Hayes

The Children's Reading Room -- funded, in part, by the Turrell Fund.

BELOW: Author, Megan Montemarano, donating a copy of her new book, Happy Tails

BELOW: Amy Dix, Children's Librarian, teaching one of the many craft groups. Enjoying the craft hour, Kristen and Christopher.

More family-friendly events are sponsored by
the Friends of the Wardsboro Library.
See their Calendar of Events.