THE

BOOKWORM Summer 2020

MILANOF-SCHOCK LIBRARY 1184 Anderson Ferry Road

Mount Joy, Pa (717)653-1510

Please sign up for all programs by using the

links on our website. (Zoom and prerecorded

programs will only be available immediately

before the program begins)

Virtual PROGRAMS for Summer

Virtual STEAM Mobile: Endangered Animals (Girl Scouts) Learn about endangered animals and what you can do to help! You will need paper, pencil, coloring implements, and access to the World Wildlife Fund website. (K-12) Mon, July 6 @ 10am https://girlscouts.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMoc-yhqDotE9bbg0aIx6Mt8Aw8I2WuPqEY Tammi, the Drummer Thurs, July 9 at 10:30 am live zoom Girls Go STEAM Spectacular 4 day virtual STEAM Camp

with the Girl Scouts July 13 – 16 1:30-2:30 pm (Grades K-5) https://girlscouts.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwldu2trjMtG9TA OmuUqaRP6HlDfo3Qowqh July 13 – 16 3:00-4:00 pm (Grades 6-12) https://girlscouts.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJAode2sqDstE92_

HaIhCqL9VsM855nGfxkx Hank’s Sensational Day Tues, July 14 @ 10am Prerecorded

video https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCih908LQ60ctMQuX8WrO4QA https://www.facebook.com/hankthehealthhero/

Growing a Beanstalk Lanc Co Parks Dept.

Prerecorded. Tues, July 14, 10:30 am Link will be

posted closer to time

Fred, Ukulele One Man Band Thurs, July 16 @10:30am (Family)Live Zoom event; link to be posted. Ryan the Bug Man Tues, July 21 @ 10:30am

Prerecorded; link to be posted.

Jesse, Reptile show Thurs, July 23 @ 10:30am

Zoom; link to be posted. Virtual STEAM Mobile: Master Builders

(Girl Scouts) Learn and follow the Engineering

Design Process while building new structures! You will

need paper, pencil, coloring implements, and

building supplies (LEGOs, plastic cups, paper,

blocks, etc.) Mon, Aug 3 @ 10am Gr K-12 https://girlscouts.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMtdeGpq TopHtZz-xy0hZi4FTUyZx53SV6x

Hank’s Healthy Smile Tues, Aug 11 @ 10am https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCih908LQ60ctMQuX8WrO4QA https://www.facebook.com/hankthehealthhero/

Summer Programs at the Library Our programs this Summer will

remain virtual, due to COVID. However, please continue to monitor

our website, because Miss Jan is eager to offer live programs as soon

as we are allowed.

Numbers will be limited and

registration will be required for ALL

programs (virtual or otherwise). Thanks for your patience throughout

this time and hope to see you soon!!

Summer Reading begins

Summer reading forms will be offered

virtually on our website; still with many activities and prizes. All ages (0 through

19), will have a virtual form. We are also offering the “get out and move” activities sponsored by Giant that we began last

Summer. We will still have a few paper forms available if you’d rather have

paper; please call to let us know how many and what ages.

Begins Saturday, June 20! Ends Saturday, August 15

Bookworm: Summer 2020

BOOK REVIEW

By Miss Jan

Blue Rider By Geraldo ValeCrio

A child discovers the wonder of books in this

beautiful picture story with no words. Definitely a

great “read”!

May IS… Foster Care Month National Hamburger Month National Bike Week (3rd week) Cinco de Mayo (5th) Mother’s Day 12th National Chocolate Chip Day 15th Memorial Day 28th

May Birthdays: Scott Carpenter, Astronaut (1st)

Robert E. Peary, Explorer(6th) Salvador Dali, Artist (11th)

Yogi Berra, Baseball Player(12th) Margaret Wise Brown, Author(23rd)

Igor Sikorsky, developed helicopter (25th)

April Showers bring May Flowers.

Books to Read Fly Guy and the Alienzz by Tedd Arnold Mom Can Fix Anything by K. Graves Memorial Day by Sheri Dean Cinco de Mayo by R Koestler-Grack Professor Astro Cat’s Space Rockets by Dr Dominic Walliman (nf)

Clothespin Dragonfly

What You Need:

Materials Wooden clothespin Colored paper or clear transparency film Poster paint or acrylic paint Wiggle eyes White glue Scissors Black permanent marker (optional) What You Do: Paint a wooden clothespin to make the dragonfly's body.

You can paint it with a single color or make a multi-

colored dragonfly.

Paper wings - fold a piece of colored paper in the

middle. Draw one top and one bottom wing along the

folded edge of the paper. Cut out the wings. you can

decorate them by drawing colorful lines and patterns on

them. You can also glue on small shapes

Pinch open the clothespin and glue the middle section of

the wings onto the top prong's inner surface.

(Clip the clothespin onto something while waiting for the

glue to dry. This will prevent the clothespin from being

accidentally glued shut.)

Finally, glue on a pair of wiggle eyes.

Miss Jan’s Wish List Colored duct tape

Red and blue paper

Cereal boxes

yardsticks

pompoms