ReadSquared Reading Program

A Family Recipe Book

Food tells a story and keeping a record of your family recipes can evoke wonderful memories and keep traditions alive for generations to come. To learn more, visit the National Archives - Preserving Family Recipes.

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5 Pts

Attend Arts & Chill Program

We're taking our bookends in the teen room from drab to FAB, and need your artistic expertise! Meet up in the teen room and get to painting bookends which will be displayed on the shelves! Snacks will be provided.

Date: June 21 @ 11am

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Dino Dance

Children move and groove to music using some dino-themed dances. Guide children in the steps and for extra fun, make dinosaur masks, feet, and horns for everyone to wear.

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Dino Dance

Children move and groove to music using some dino-themed dances. Guide children in the steps and for extra fun, make dinosaur masks, feet, and horns for everyone to wear.

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Dinosaur DIYs

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Dinosaur DIYs

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5 Pts

Library Photo Scavenger Hunt

Team up with your friends and get the chance to win a gift card to a local business!

Come up with clues for another team to find different items throughout the library, trade with another team, and photograph the item! Whichever team finds their items first will win the gift cards!

It is important for teams to come promptly at 4:30 as the library doors will lock at 5, and the library will stay open after hours exclusively for this event. Sign up your team of 3 here - https://forms.office.com/r/gMS5VThx4n

Date: Friday July 25 @ 4:30pm

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Make a Field Journal

Paleontologists and other natural scientists often use field notebooks or journals to record their observations, take notes, and list their findings. You can create your own field journal to record your everyday life. Use the following journal prompts to complete the mission and add your own entries throughout summer and beyond.

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Make a Field Journal

Paleontologists and other natural scientists often use field notebooks or journals to record their observations, take notes, and list their findings. You can create your own field journal to record your everyday life. Use the following journal prompts to complete the mission and add your own entries throughout summer and beyond.

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2 Pts

Make a Sidewalk Chalk Drawing

Grab some chalk, go outside, and make some beautiful artwork on the sidewalk! Have your grown-up post a picture on Instagram and tag @mountkiscolibrary so we can see your work of art!

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