Summer Children’s Room Activities
As the end of the school year approaches let the Children’s Room help keep your family occupied this summer:
- Have your children join the Summer Reading Club. This year’s theme is “One World, Many Stories”. Children will see how many books they can read as a group. When they check out books, they will have a chance to win weekly prizes.
- Take out a book about sports or activities you can do together outside. Look at the call number j796 in row 6.
- Borrow books on summer reading lists or books for children preparing for Kindergarten.
- Borrow a museum pass. You can visit a zoo, see the Pawtucket Red Sox play, or enjoy various other area museums at reduced admission.
- Rent movies. Keep cool inside whether you are watching new releases or Disney classics. Remember that Thursday is 2 for 1 day!
- Bring your children (grades 3-5) to build Legos on the 4th Monday of the month. There is a new theme each month.
- Bring your preschoolers to drop-in Summer storytimes on various Thursday mornings.
- Attend our monthly drop-in Saturday craft.
- Broaden your horizons. Summer is a great time for kids to find a new author to enjoy or explore a new non-fiction topic.
- Use our computers. The Children’s Room has computers available with preloaded activities as well as those for internet/game use. Adults can borrow laptops from the Circulation department for up to 2 hours and use them in the Children’s Room while they supervise their children.
posted by Lisa