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Summer reading program at Children’s Library begins today.
If you are looking for a creative way to cool off inside this summer then sign your child up for the “Be Creative at your Library“, Summer Reading Program at the Montgomery County Library.
The program kicks off today at 2pm with the T’ween Scene Program, where your “T’ween” can come and express themselves in age appropriate art activities. The first week continues with special guest Scott Shupe from the Kentucky Reptile Zoo, jewelry making, pajama time, song and dance for your little one under five, and crazy science experiments with Mad Scientist Keith Trehy!
When you sign up your child will receive a reading log and attendance passport to be stamped. You will receive credits and rewards for reading books throughout the summer. If your child attends for four out of the six weeks and received four stamps in their passport then they will receive a book of their choice free of charge! What a great reward!!!
You also will not want to miss the Scholastic Book Fair running week two of the program June 15-19.
Summer will be over before we know it, don’t miss this opportunity this summer, the program ends July 17th!
About Beth Britton 
Beth Britton, Domestic Engineer (aka stay at home wife/mother) blogger, photographer, lover of antiques and the smell of an old quilt fresh off the line. After venturing into the Social Work field at APSU she quickly realized her 'gifting' was working with children, and became certified in Early Childhood Education. Beth can be found outside on nature walks with her daughter, on her front porch having coffee and talking of nothing with her 'Love', or in her church nursery wiping noses and rocking babies. She is ever striving toward a simpler life.
Web Site: http://www.myredriverhome.blogspot.com
Email:
pny4yrthoughts@yahoo.com
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