Nominees For The Indiana Early Literacy Firefly Award Are All Available

May 31, 2018 at 4:00 p.m.
Nominees For The Indiana Early Literacy Firefly Award Are All Available
Nominees For The Indiana Early Literacy Firefly Award Are All Available

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Here’s a listing of new and upcoming events from Milford Public Library:

Firefly Award

Author Mac Barnett and illustrator Brian Biggs are the 2018 Indiana Early Literacy Firefly Award winners for their book “Noisy Night.” The Indiana Early Literacy Firefly Award is an initiative of the Indiana Center for the Book to promote early childhood literacy in Indiana.

The five books nominated for the Indiana Early Literacy Firefly Award are all available at Milford Public Library. The selection includes “Spunky Little Monkey” by Bill Martin Jr. and Michael Sampson, “Blocks” by Irene Dickson, “Everybunny Dance!” by Ellie Sandall, “Hooray For Birds!” by Lucy Cousins and, of course, winner “Noisy Night” by Mac Barnett. Library patrons can place a hold on these books online at www.evergreen.lib.in.us or find them on the new book display in the children’s department.

 Children up to 5 years old voted at the library and statewide with help from an adult to choose a winner. This is the fourth year of the Indiana Early Literacy Firefly Award.

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Family Summer Story Time

Summer Story Time is scheduled for Fridays, June 8 through July 13 at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m.

Our first storyteller is Maureen Haab. She has worked at the library since December 1999 and usually can be found working in the adult department cataloging new materials. Being a guest storyteller gives her the opportunity to share children’s stories with our youngest patrons.

Her theme is “Story Time Rocks!” Everyone attending will enjoy listening to several books, making a craft and sharing a snack.

Our second guest storyteller is Kaitlyn Arford. Arford is a part-time clerk and has worked at the library since May 2013. Arford works the circulation desks in children’s and adult departments, maintains our Facebook page and does other publicity for the library.  Her theme is “Let’s Dance!”

A family can earn up to six free books just by attending each of the summer story times. Register at the children’s circulation desk today.

STEM Day – Legos

Join Jamie Edgar for lots of Lego fun. All Summer Reading Club participants are invited to this fun, free program on June 13 with three sessions at 10:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Sign up for this event starting Wednesday by calling 574-658-4312 or at the children’s circulation desk. People are encouraged to bring a friend,

Teen Activity Musical Games

Teens going into grade six through 12 are invited to play fun musical games like “Bus Stop,” “Head Pop” and “Name That Tune” at 2 p.m. June 7 in the library meeting room. Library staff will serve free refreshments. Teens are welcome to bring a friend. No registration or library card needed.

Here’s a listing of new and upcoming events from Milford Public Library:

Firefly Award

Author Mac Barnett and illustrator Brian Biggs are the 2018 Indiana Early Literacy Firefly Award winners for their book “Noisy Night.” The Indiana Early Literacy Firefly Award is an initiative of the Indiana Center for the Book to promote early childhood literacy in Indiana.

The five books nominated for the Indiana Early Literacy Firefly Award are all available at Milford Public Library. The selection includes “Spunky Little Monkey” by Bill Martin Jr. and Michael Sampson, “Blocks” by Irene Dickson, “Everybunny Dance!” by Ellie Sandall, “Hooray For Birds!” by Lucy Cousins and, of course, winner “Noisy Night” by Mac Barnett. Library patrons can place a hold on these books online at www.evergreen.lib.in.us or find them on the new book display in the children’s department.

 Children up to 5 years old voted at the library and statewide with help from an adult to choose a winner. This is the fourth year of the Indiana Early Literacy Firefly Award.

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Family Summer Story Time

Summer Story Time is scheduled for Fridays, June 8 through July 13 at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m.

Our first storyteller is Maureen Haab. She has worked at the library since December 1999 and usually can be found working in the adult department cataloging new materials. Being a guest storyteller gives her the opportunity to share children’s stories with our youngest patrons.

Her theme is “Story Time Rocks!” Everyone attending will enjoy listening to several books, making a craft and sharing a snack.

Our second guest storyteller is Kaitlyn Arford. Arford is a part-time clerk and has worked at the library since May 2013. Arford works the circulation desks in children’s and adult departments, maintains our Facebook page and does other publicity for the library.  Her theme is “Let’s Dance!”

A family can earn up to six free books just by attending each of the summer story times. Register at the children’s circulation desk today.

STEM Day – Legos

Join Jamie Edgar for lots of Lego fun. All Summer Reading Club participants are invited to this fun, free program on June 13 with three sessions at 10:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Sign up for this event starting Wednesday by calling 574-658-4312 or at the children’s circulation desk. People are encouraged to bring a friend,

Teen Activity Musical Games

Teens going into grade six through 12 are invited to play fun musical games like “Bus Stop,” “Head Pop” and “Name That Tune” at 2 p.m. June 7 in the library meeting room. Library staff will serve free refreshments. Teens are welcome to bring a friend. No registration or library card needed.

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