Monday, March 23, 2009

Stars on Thars from Dr. Seuss' Sneetches


With blindfold over eyes and star in hand
this young patron tries to put a star on thars.


Mrs. Nancy holds the blindfold in place.


It's not as easy as you think to put a star on thars.


"Read for my turn."


Look at all those stars on thars.

Voting for your favorite Dr. Seuss Book


I thought it would be fun if the children, parents and readers could vote for their favorite Dr. Seuss books. Everyone was given three "Seuss sticks" to put in paper bags hanging below the Seuss titles from the Pop-Up book and a few others. Some people put all their Seuss sticks in the same bag and others spread theirs out among three titles. In the end we had a winner.


The winner was "Green Eggs and Ham".



Nancy made the neat labels for the voting bags.


The voting was a fun part of the celebration
and everyone who voted
received a Dr. Seuss sticker.

Susan Bolejack Brings the Cat in the Hat Back


Susan is the Media Coordinator at Wilson's Mills Elementary School.


Other readers are enjoying "The Cat in the Hat Comes Back".



Thank you Susan Bolejack for the treat of hearing you read.

Darrella Cavenaugh with Partnership for Children


One Fish


Two Fish


Red Fish


Blue Fish


Darrella is a joy to watch in action as she shares Dr. Seuss'
"One Fish Two Fish Read Fish Blue Fish"


Nancy Reads with Her Eyes Shut


Nancy helps out by reading from the Dr. Seuss Pop-Up book.


Seuss Fans enjoy Nancy's reading.

Listening for the action.

Friday, March 6, 2009

Sneetches and Fox in Socks


Margaret Marshall, Director
of
the Public Library of Johnston County and Smithfield
shares her favorite Dr. Seuss
book "The Sneetches" with Seuss lovers of all ages at the library.


Sneetches for one and all.


Chris Kincaid, Orchard House Booksellers and Coffee Shop of Smithfield
spends time with the library
patrons who want to hear "Fox in Socks". Chris Kincaid was the guest reader
with the truly Seuss tongue twister portion to read from the Pop-Up book.


"Sneetches" had some great Pop-Up features
that Mrs. Marshall showed
to the children. Thank you Mrs. Marshall.

Chris Kincaid with "Fox in Socks".
Thank you Mr. Kincaid.

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Dr. Seuss Celebration and the Winner Is....


Melissa Pilkington, Director of First Presbyterian Preschool is
reading the book which received the most votes at the Dr. Seuss
celebration at the Library

Green Eggs and Ham

More guest readers, parents and children voted for "Green Eggs and Ham" as their favorite book than any other Dr. Seuss book.

Vanessa Watson, Media person from West Smithfield Elementary School shared a portion of "The Cat in the Hat" from the lovely Pop-Up book. What a natural talent Mrs. Watson is and a joy to listeners.


The seven guest readers who read a portion of the Dr. Seuss Pop-Up book include
Vanessa Watson, Susan Bolejack, Darrella Cavenaugh, Chris Kincaid, Nancy Wigmore, Melissa Pilkington and Margaret Marshall.
Thank you readers for a fun celebration.

Sunday, March 1, 2009

Finding Magic Tree House Books


I always try to have a little quiz for scouts who go on my tour at the library. These scouts were able to locate the Magic Tree House Books that interested them.


Boy Scouts take tour of Children's Department


It is always a joy when Scouts come to the Library for a tour.


These two scouts are members of Pack 64 Den 6 from the Cleveland School community in Johnston County.

The boys look quite handsome in their uniforms.


The fathers and sons of Pack 64, Den 6 who attended the tour.

Thursday, February 26, 2009

Margo George and The Students


We like to share what we have learned with the
whole Library. Thank you.

Art Project a Learning Success

African-American Studies

Many famous people provided valuable service to our country.


First we read some books and then we started working on
this great Art project to display in the Library.


Learning.....

Growing and Sharing


This is really fun!

Underground Railroad Program and Art Project


H.E.L.P. students and parents working on Art Project
during "Underground Railroad" program



We are getting familiar with famous African-Americans
who contributed in many different areas of service.


Fun Project


First we cut and then we glue.



We love Art Projects and we have fun learning as well.