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Summer Reading Program 2010 @ Sanilac District Library |
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Adult Reading Program | Children's Programs | HOME | Kids | Mission Read To Me Program | Rules | PARTY | Sponsors Story Time | Teens | Toddler Time | Wigglers Summer Reading Scrapbooks: 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | |
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Make A Splash! Read @ Your Library Summer Reading Program 2010 Fun for EVERYONE! Babies, preschoolers, kids, 'tweens, teens & adults! Activities, good books, games, jokes, music, silly stories and FUN! See You Next Summer! |
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Our Mission The goals of Sanilac District Library's Summer Reading Program are to:
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Our rules are simple. It is as easy as 1, 2, 3!
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for babies & preschoolers Our Read-To-Me Program enables babies and preschoolers to also take part in our Summer Reading Program. Parents, older siblings, caregivers, and grandparents who read aloud to young children will instill a love of reading, help reluctant readers and share good books with young listeners. Our library books which are read aloud to young children count towards prizes for both the reader and the listener.
Make a difference. Read a book with a child. When you open a book, you open a mind. |
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Make A Splash! Read! for KIDS
K-6th Grade |
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Summer Reading Program 2010 for TEENS |
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The importance of reading is often stressed for children, but reading is equally important for adults. Reading exercises the brain. New information, new ideas and new understanding help create new circuits in the brain and stimulate thought. The physical process of following print back and forth across a page exercises the eyes. An active mind remains young. The expression “being in a rut” is true. If you perform regular habit forming activities, your brain follows the same repetitive wave lengths while other circuits in your brain atrophy and new ones are not formed. Exercise your mind by reading 2-3 hours a week. Think of the library as your fitness center and health club. Visit the library and browse our shelves. There are thousands of wonderful books about many interesting subjects just waiting to be discovered. A book a day may help keep Alzheimer’s away. |
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Summer Reading Party August 2010 Everyone is invited to celebrate the end of our Summer Reading Program at our PARTY which is held on the 2nd Tuesday in August at 7 p.m. The whole family will enjoy the special activities, entertainment and refreshments. Prizes will be awarded to those who completed the Summer Reading Program by reading 5 or more books. |
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Circulation Desk Email: sdlcircdesk@yahoo.com
Director's Email:
sanilacdistrictlibrary@yahoo.com |
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