Events
Reddick Public Library District's Summer Hours:
Monday-Thursday: 9 am - 7 pm
Friday & Saturday: 9 am - 5 pm
Sunday: Closed
Leap Frogs is a story hour for children who have turned three years old. Younger siblings have the opportunity to attend Tiny Tadpoles during this time. Parents are encouraged to leave their child to participate in the activities alone with their peers. One of our goals is to teach the children to be part of a classroom and prepare them for the transition to kindergarten; however, parents must remain in the building.
Tiny Tadpoles are special storytimes for the library's tiniest patrons where a parent or caregiver is a part of the program. Stories, fingerplays, music, social playtime, and peer interactions are incorporated into the 55 minute program. Penny Basenhard (Mrs. B), the facilitator, is a former Kindergarten and Preschool teacher.
Hands-on, basic computer class designed for the patron with minimal or no experience.
Leap Frogs is a story hour for children who have turned three years old. Younger siblings have the opportunity to attend Tiny Tadpoles during this time. Parents are encouraged to leave their child to participate in the activities alone with their peers. One of our goals is to teach the children to be part of a classroom and prepare them for the transition to kindergarten; however, parents must remain in the building.
Hands-on, basic computer class designed for the patron with minimal or no experience.
Tiny Tadpoles are special storytimes for the library's tiniest patrons where a parent or caregiver is a part of the program. Stories, fingerplays, music, social playtime, and peer interactions are incorporated into the 55 minute program. Penny Basenhard (Mrs. B), the facilitator, is a former Kindergarten and Preschool teacher.
Leap Frogs is a story hour for children who have turned three years old. Younger siblings have the opportunity to attend Tiny Tadpoles during this time. Parents are encouraged to leave their child to participate in the activities alone with their peers. One of our goals is to teach the children to be part of a classroom and prepare them for the transition to kindergarten; however, parents must remain in the building.
Programming is geared towards children from 3 to 6 years, but siblings younger or older are welcome with a parent.
Eveyone is welcome to read & share!
Please visit this page to see a synopsis of the most recent selection.
This class will expose children to great artists and their works. Children will be allowed to explore the work of each artist that is discussed with hands-on experience creating projects in a variety of media.
Hands-on, basic computer class. Participant must be able to maneuver the computer mouse.
Hands-on, basic computer class. Participant must be able to maneuver the computer mouse.
This event is aimed for adult audiences. We hold a movie every second Friday of the month. Admission is free!
Please visit this page to see the most recent movie selection.
Hands-on, basic Internet class. Participant must be able to maneuver the computer mouse.
Leap Frogs is a story hour for children who have turned three years old. Younger siblings have the opportunity to attend Tiny Tadpoles during this time. Parents are encouraged to leave their child to participate in the activities alone with their peers. One of our goals is to teach the children to be part of a classroom and prepare them for the transition to kindergarten; however, parents must remain in the building.
Tiny Tadpoles are special storytimes for the library's tiniest patrons where a parent or caregiver is a part of the program. Stories, fingerplays, music, social playtime, and peer interactions are incorporated into the 55 minute program. Penny Basenhard (Mrs. B), the facilitator, is a former Kindergarten and Preschool teacher.
Hands-on, basic Internet class. Participant must be able to maneuver the computer mouse.
Leap Frogs is a story hour for children who have turned three years old. Younger siblings have the opportunity to attend Tiny Tadpoles during this time. Parents are encouraged to leave their child to participate in the activities alone with their peers. One of our goals is to teach the children to be part of a classroom and prepare them for the transition to kindergarten; however, parents must remain in the building.
Tiny Tadpoles are special storytimes for the library's tiniest patrons where a parent or caregiver is a part of the program. Stories, fingerplays, music, social playtime, and peer interactions are incorporated into the 55 minute program. Penny Basenhard (Mrs. B), the facilitator, is a former Kindergarten and Preschool teacher.
Leap Frogs is a story hour for children who have turned three years old. Younger siblings have the opportunity to attend Tiny Tadpoles during this time. Parents are encouraged to leave their child to participate in the activities alone with their peers. One of our goals is to teach the children to be part of a classroom and prepare them for the transition to kindergarten; however, parents must remain in the building.
This hands-on course will provide the participant with the skills & understanding needed to obtain information from the Web more effectively.
Topics covered include:
- Using individual research questions to determine the very best search strategy
- Using Boolean Operators
- Evaluating Web Resources
Programming is geared towards children from 3 to 6 years, but siblings younger or older are welcome with a parent.
This class will expose children to great artists and their works. Children will be allowed to explore the work of each artist that is discussed with hands-on experience creating projects in a variety of media.
Hands-on, basic Email class. Participant must be able to maneuver the computer mouse.
Hands-on, basic Email class. Participant must be able to maneuver the computer mouse.
This hands-on series consists of three courses that will familiarize you with several of the most popular places to create interactive, user-generated content on the web.
Social Networking with Facebook will be the topic of discussion for this month's class.
This hands-on course will provide the participant with the skills & understanding needed to obtain information from the Web more effectively.
Topics covered include:
- Using individual research questions to determine the very best search strategy
- Using Boolean Operators
- Evaluating Web Resources
Hands-on, basic Email class. Participant must be able to maneuver the computer mouse & have a working email address.
Join Karen Roth on Monday, September 21 from 6-8 PM.
This program is for girls in 4th-6th grades who have read at least ONE Little House book.
*Registration is required.*
Leap Frogs is a story hour for children who have turned three years old. Younger siblings have the opportunity to attend Tiny Tadpoles during this time. Parents are encouraged to leave their child to participate in the activities alone with their peers. One of our goals is to teach the children to be part of a classroom and prepare them for the transition to kindergarten; however, parents must remain in the building.
Tiny Tadpoles are special storytimes for the library's tiniest patrons where a parent or caregiver is a part of the program. Stories, fingerplays, music, social playtime, and peer interactions are incorporated into the 55 minute program. Penny Basenhard (Mrs. B), the facilitator, is a former Kindergarten and Preschool teacher.
Hands-on, basic Email class. Participant must be able to maneuver the computer mouse & have a working email address.
Leap Frogs is a story hour for children who have turned three years old. Younger siblings have the opportunity to attend Tiny Tadpoles during this time. Parents are encouraged to leave their child to participate in the activities alone with their peers. One of our goals is to teach the children to be part of a classroom and prepare them for the transition to kindergarten; however, parents must remain in the building.
Tiny Tadpoles are special storytimes for the library's tiniest patrons where a parent or caregiver is a part of the program. Stories, fingerplays, music, social playtime, and peer interactions are incorporated into the 55 minute program. Penny Basenhard (Mrs. B), the facilitator, is a former Kindergarten and Preschool teacher.
Leap Frogs is a story hour for children who have turned three years old. Younger siblings have the opportunity to attend Tiny Tadpoles during this time. Parents are encouraged to leave their child to participate in the activities alone with their peers. One of our goals is to teach the children to be part of a classroom and prepare them for the transition to kindergarten; however, parents must remain in the building.
This hands-on series consists of three courses that will familiarize you with several of the most popular places to create interactive, user-generated content on the web.
Social Networking with Facebook will be the topic of discussion for this month's class.
Programming is geared towards children from 3 to 6 years, but siblings younger or older are welcome with a parent.
This class will expose children to great artists and their works. Children will be allowed to explore the work of each artist that is discussed with hands-on experience creating projects in a variety of media.
Demonstration class in library annex
Learn how to view & send attachments & more! This class expands upon our Email Basics class.
Demonstration class in library annex
Learn how to view & send attachments & more! This class expands upon our Email Basics class.
Ms. Janet Riehecky will be presenting a highly visual and very entertaining interactive program with more than thirty dinosaur fossils in the library annex.
Children will be able to view and handle some replicas of real dinosaur bones! They will also learn how scientists form their theories about dinosaurs.
All ages are welcome to come to this event.
Everyone is welcome to read & share!
Please visit this page for the synopsis of the most recent selection.
Tune in to WCMY Radio AM 1430 to hear the discussion of each book.
Please visist this page for the synopsis of the most recent selection.
Does the question, "What's for dinner?" haunt you day after day?
We've got the solution!
Come & discuss the reasons for menu planning & how to plan a menu with Beth Randall. Quick, healthy menu ideas will be highlighted along with creating lunches for school children. Organizing your recipes, pantry, grocery shopping & couponing will also be addressed.
Demonstration class in library annex
Literature...Auto repair...Job search & more! Learn how to use our FREE subscription databases.
This class will expose children to great artists and their works. Children will be allowed to explore the work of each artist that is discussed with hands-on experience creating projects in a variety of media.
