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This document announces the summer programs for teens entering 6th through 12th grade at the local library. It provides information on weekly drop-in programs like video gaming on Wednesdays and movie nights on Thursdays. Daily programs in the teen room include board games, art supplies, and occasional pop-up activities. Three multi-session programs on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays teach audio recording, video editing, and 3D printing basics. It also describes the summer reading program open to grades 6-12 with online registration, book logging for prizes, and weekly challenges.
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Grant narrative 2010
This was the narrative I wrote for our application for the New York State Library construction grant. This grant was instrumental in allowing us to build the teen room.
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The document lists various board and card games available in a teen room collection, including Boggle, Monopoly, Chess/Checkers, Backgammon, Clue, Connect 4, Jenga, Jeopardy, Life, Pinochle, Regular Playing Cards, Scrabble, Sorry!, Trouble, and Uno. It reminds players to be responsible with the games and play them inside the teen room only to avoid damage and ensure others can also enjoy them.
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The Swinehart collection was created with donated funds and contains resources on the theater, acting and musicals for teens. I worked with the High School drama coach to build the collection, and this is the pathfinder.
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This document provides a list of fiction books that explore GLBTQ (Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer) themes and characters for teenage readers. It includes over 20 books across various genres that deal with topics like coming out, self-acceptance, relationships, and identity. Brief descriptions are provided for each book highlighting their central characters and storylines focused on GLBTQ experiences as teenagers navigate high school and personal lives. The list was compiled by a teen librarian to recommend fiction representing diverse sexual orientations and identities for teenage readers.
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Summer 2018 flyer
- 1. For anyone entering 6th – 12th grade in the fall! Summer Programs begin Monday July 2nd and continue through Friday August 10th (Unless otherwise noted) Gamer Clash! Wednesdays 4:00 – 5:45 PM Drop-In A weekly walk on the gaming side for gamers of all species! Two hours of open video gaming on PS4 or Xbox One. We’ll have the system – YOU BRING THE GAMES! Movie Madness! Thursdays 6:00 – 7:45 PM Drop-In Teen Movie Night! Viewer’s Choice Movie & Popcorn All Day Action! Every day when you’re here... In the Teen Room there’s always something to do – we’ve got board games, Legos and art supplies you can use any time, and keep an eye out all summer for pop-up programs! Crafts, science, tech toys…they all might come your way any day! Audio Recording Basics Mondays 3:00 – 5:00 PM Learn the basics of recording music with a computer. Video Basics Tuesdays 3:00 – 5:00 PM Learn the basics of shooting and editing video. 3D Printing Basics Thursdays 3:00 – 5:00 Learn to use a 3D printer and create parts using 3D design software on MAC PC's. DIGITAL SUMMER CAMP B u t w a i t , t h e r e ’ s m o r e ! L o o k o n t h e b a c k … Registration is required for Digital Media Lab programs and space is EXTREMELY limited! To register please email the teen librarian @ nrplteens@wlsmail.org
- 2. Register and participate online or from your mobile device!!! The Teen Summer Reading Games are open to anyone entering grades 6 - 12. Registration will begin on Sunday July 1st To register, go online and click on the Summer Reading icon at www.nrpl.org This will take you to the online Summer Reading system. It only takes a few minutes to sign up! Just click the “Join here” link to register. Once you create an account the games begin! Log the books you read to get points toward prize giveaways! The last day to log anything will be August 11th. If you need help, speak to the Teen Librarian (my info is down below) BUT THERE’S MORE!!!! Every week there will be challenges posted; everything from photo scavenger hunts to book reviews. Not to mention great afternoon activities all summer long! AND WHAT DOES ALL THIS READING AND RUNNING AROUND GET ME?! ✓ PRIZES for reading challenge completions and end-of-summer drawings! ✓ An AWESOME summer! (really, this is gonna be fun!) For more info, speak to Ken Petrilli, Teen Services Librarian 914-813-3735 nrplteens@wlsmail.org facebook.com/nrplteens instagram.com/nrplteens twitter.com/nrplteens