Events
Tune in to WCMY Radio AM 1430 to hear the discussion of each book.
Please visit this page for the synopsis of the most recent selection.
Reddick Library is looking toward its future and wants to hear from you!
Wednesdays, February 1, 2012 & Wednesday, February 29, 2012
6:00 PM-7:30 PM
Library Annex
Discussion will be led by Engberg Anderson Design.
Topics to include:
- Library's long range plan of programs & services
- Use of the library's current resources
- Questions & Answers
Join us for this important discussion!
This home school program exposes children to great artists & 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. Classes are held for children who are Kindergarten through 8th grade. Children are divided into two classes by age and meet every other Thursday from 10:00 AM until Noon. Classes are taught by Mrs. Terri Sancken and Lori McCarter. Please contact the Children's Librarian to register for this program.
*Registration is required.
Reddick Library is excited to offer a brand new enrichment program for school-aged partons in the Reddick Library District. The library will host this program once per week on Thursdays from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM for children in kindergarten through sixth grade.
Children will be introduced to authors & illustrators in an exciting way. Through the library's partnership with others, children will be exposed to experts in the community.
Children will be able to unwind after a long day at school in a relaxing atmosphere, socialize with their friends, have a snack, and take the opportunity to explore a variety fun & challenging activities.
Enrollment is limited.
Learn to knit & crochet in a fun environment from knowledgeable people!
ANYONE can drop in! NO registration - NO fees! Meet in the library annex!
*Materials available for those wishing to try a new craft.
Old Songs & New People
Hugo
Set in 1930s Paris, an orphan who lives in the walls of a train station is wrapped up in a mystery involving his late father and an automation. Based on "The Invention of Hugo Cabret" by Brian Selznick.
2011 Adventure
Rated PG
126 minutes
Popcorn will be served!
Pooh Bear's story time is for children who have turned three years old by September 1, 2011. 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. Morning sessions begin promptly at 10:00 a.m. and the afternoon sessions begin at 1:00 p.m. Sign up for either Tuesday or Wednesday morning sessions, or Wednesday afternoon sessions. By signing up for a particular day and time, your child is registered for all sessions.
If you love anime & manga, this club is the place to be! Get together to view anime, discuss manga, play Japanese games, create comic characters, draw, & so much more! Snacks will be served.
The Anime/ Manga Club will meet in the library annex on the first Tuesday of the month from 4:30 to 5:30 PM
Pooh Bear's story time is for children who have turned three years old by September 1, 2011. 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. Morning sessions begin promptly at 10:00 a.m. and the afternoon sessions begin at 1:00 p.m. Sign up for either Tuesday or Wednesday morning sessions, or Wednesday afternoon sessions. By signing up for a particular day and time, your child is registered for all sessions.
Pooh Bear's story time is for children who have turned three years old by September 1, 2011. 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. Morning sessions begin promptly at 10:00 a.m. and the afternoon sessions begin at 1:00 p.m. Sign up for either Tuesday or Wednesday morning sessions, or Wednesday afternoon sessions. By signing up for a particular day and time, your child is registered for all sessions.
This evening story hour is geared toward children 3-6 years old, but anyone 6 months to 6 years can attend. Children are welcome to come to the library in their pajamas with a caregiver for stories, crafts, and quiet time activities. Story times are Wednesdays from 6:00-7:00 PM in the library annex. Donna Gerding, the facilitator, is a kindergarten teacher at Lincoln School.
*Registration is required.
This home school program exposes children to great artists & 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. Classes are held for children who are Kindergarten through 8th grade. Children are divided into two classes by age and meet every other Thursday from 10:00 AM until Noon. Classes are taught by Mrs. Terri Sancken and Lori McCarter. Please contact the Children's Librarian to register for this program.
*Registration is required.
Reddick Library is excited to offer a brand new enrichment program for school-aged partons in the Reddick Library District. The library will host this program once per week on Thursdays from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM for children in kindergarten through sixth grade.
Children will be introduced to authors & illustrators in an exciting way. Through the library's partnership with others, children will be exposed to experts in the community.
Children will be able to unwind after a long day at school in a relaxing atmosphere, socialize with their friends, have a snack, and take the opportunity to explore a variety fun & challenging activities.
Enrollment is limited.
In need of a little assistance with your electronic reading device? Just can't quite figure out how to download from OverDrive?
Grab your device & laptop and head to the library annex for quick, one-on-one help! We'll provide the coffee & donuts - just show up & sign in!
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.
Learn to knit & crochet in a fun environment from knowledgeable people!
ANYONE can drop in! NO registration - NO fees! Meet in the library annex!
*Materials available for those wishing to try a new craft.
Roo's Story Times are special story times for the library's tiniest patrons (children ages 6 months to 23 months) where a parent or caregiver is a part of the program. Stories, fingerplays, music, social playtime, and peer interactions are incorporated into the 45 minute program. Penny Besenhard (Mrs. B), the facilitator, is a former Kindergarten and Preschool teacher.
Pooh Bear's story time is for children who have turned three years old by September 1, 2011. 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. Morning sessions begin promptly at 10:00 a.m. and the afternoon sessions begin at 1:00 p.m. Sign up for either Tuesday or Wednesday morning sessions, or Wednesday afternoon sessions. By signing up for a particular day and time, your child is registered for all sessions.
Roo's Story Times are special story times for the library's tiniest patrons (children ages 6 months to 23 months) where a parent or caregiver is a part of the program. Stories, fingerplays, music, social playtime, and peer interactions are incorporated into the 45 minute program. Penny Besenhard (Mrs. B), the facilitator, is a former Kindergarten and Preschool teacher.
On the 2nd Tuesday of each month the annex is reserved just for teens who want to get their game on! Video games, all the board & card games you can handle, & plenty of snacks to keep your energy up! Have a game at home you'd like to share with the group? Bring it along!
Gamers Group will meet in the library annex @ 4:30-6:30 PM
Piglet's Story Times are special story times for library patrons (children ages 2 to 3 years) where a parent or caregiver is a part of the program. Stories, fingerplays, music, social playtime, and peer interactions are incorporated into the 45 minute program. Penny Besenhard (Mrs. B), the facilitator, is a former Kindergarten and Preschool teacher.
Pooh Bear's story time is for children who have turned three years old by September 1, 2011. 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. Morning sessions begin promptly at 10:00 a.m. and the afternoon sessions begin at 1:00 p.m. Sign up for either Tuesday or Wednesday morning sessions, or Wednesday afternoon sessions. By signing up for a particular day and time, your child is registered for all sessions.
Piglet's Story Times are special story times for library patrons (children ages 2 to 3 years) where a parent or caregiver is a part of the program. Stories, fingerplays, music, social playtime, and peer interactions are incorporated into the 45 minute program. Penny Besenhard (Mrs. B), the facilitator, is a former Kindergarten and Preschool teacher.
Pooh Bear's story time is for children who have turned three years old by September 1, 2011. 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. Morning sessions begin promptly at 10:00 a.m. and the afternoon sessions begin at 1:00 p.m. Sign up for either Tuesday or Wednesday morning sessions, or Wednesday afternoon sessions. By signing up for a particular day and time, your child is registered for all sessions.
This evening story hour is geared toward children 3-6 years old, but anyone 6 months to 6 years can attend. Children are welcome to come to the library in their pajamas with a caregiver for stories, crafts, and quiet time activities. Story times are Wednesdays from 6:00-7:00 PM in the library annex. Donna Gerding, the facilitator, is a kindergarten teacher at Lincoln School.
*Registration is required.
Everyone is welcome to read & share!
Please visit this page to see a synopsis of the most recent selection.
This home school program exposes children to great artists & 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. Classes are held for children who are Kindergarten through 8th grade. Children are divided into two classes by age and meet every other Thursday from 10:00 AM until Noon. Classes are taught by Mrs. Terri Sancken and Lori McCarter. Please contact the Children's Librarian to register for this program.
*Registration is required.
Reddick Library is excited to offer a brand new enrichment program for school-aged partons in the Reddick Library District. The library will host this program once per week on Thursdays from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM for children in kindergarten through sixth grade.
Children will be introduced to authors & illustrators in an exciting way. Through the library's partnership with others, children will be exposed to experts in the community.
Children will be able to unwind after a long day at school in a relaxing atmosphere, socialize with their friends, have a snack, and take the opportunity to explore a variety fun & challenging activities.
Enrollment is limited.
Learn to knit & crochet in a fun environment from knowledgeable people!
ANYONE can drop in! NO registration - NO fees! Meet in the library annex!
*Materials available for those wishing to try a new craft.
In need of a little assistance with your electronic reading device? Just can't quite figure out how to download from OverDrive?
Grab your device & laptop and head to the library annex for quick, one-on-one help! We'll provide the coffee & donuts - just show up & sign in!
Child and Family Connections #15 in partnership with Reddick Public Library will be offering developmental screenings for children ages 0-3 years old in the library annex.
The goal of a developmental screening is to provide the parents with information on whether their child is developing similar to children of the same age, and to learn more about what is normal development for children ages 0-3 years old.
For more information, please contact Reddick Library's Children's Librarian, Miss Lori, at 815-434-0509.
Pooh Bear's story time is for children who have turned three years old by September 1, 2011. 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. Morning sessions begin promptly at 10:00 a.m. and the afternoon sessions begin at 1:00 p.m. Sign up for either Tuesday or Wednesday morning sessions, or Wednesday afternoon sessions. By signing up for a particular day and time, your child is registered for all sessions.
Child and Family Connections #15 in partnership with Reddick Public Library will be offering developmental screenings for children ages 0-3 years old in the library annex.
The goal of a developmental screening is to provide the parents with information on whether their child is developing similar to children of the same age, and to learn more about what is normal development for children ages 0-3 years old.
For more information, please contact Reddick Library's Children's Librarian, Miss Lori, at 815-434-0509.
Pooh Bear's story time is for children who have turned three years old by September 1, 2011. 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. Morning sessions begin promptly at 10:00 a.m. and the afternoon sessions begin at 1:00 p.m. Sign up for either Tuesday or Wednesday morning sessions, or Wednesday afternoon sessions. By signing up for a particular day and time, your child is registered for all sessions.
Pooh Bear's story time is for children who have turned three years old by September 1, 2011. 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. Morning sessions begin promptly at 10:00 a.m. and the afternoon sessions begin at 1:00 p.m. Sign up for either Tuesday or Wednesday morning sessions, or Wednesday afternoon sessions. By signing up for a particular day and time, your child is registered for all sessions.
This evening story hour is geared toward children 3-6 years old, but anyone 6 months to 6 years can attend. Children are welcome to come to the library in their pajamas with a caregiver for stories, crafts, and quiet time activities. Story times are Wednesdays from 6:00-7:00 PM in the library annex. Donna Gerding, the facilitator, is a kindergarten teacher at Lincoln School.
*Registration is required.
This home school program exposes children to great artists & 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. Classes are held for children who are Kindergarten through 8th grade. Children are divided into two classes by age and meet every other Thursday from 10:00 AM until Noon. Classes are taught by Mrs. Terri Sancken and Lori McCarter. Please contact the Children's Librarian to register for this program.
*Registration is required.
Reddick Library is excited to offer a brand new enrichment program for school-aged partons in the Reddick Library District. The library will host this program once per week on Thursdays from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM for children in kindergarten through sixth grade.
Children will be introduced to authors & illustrators in an exciting way. Through the library's partnership with others, children will be exposed to experts in the community.
Children will be able to unwind after a long day at school in a relaxing atmosphere, socialize with their friends, have a snack, and take the opportunity to explore a variety fun & challenging activities.
Enrollment is limited.
Learn to knit & crochet in a fun environment from knowledgeable people!
ANYONE can drop in! NO registration - NO fees! Meet in the library annex!
*Materials available for those wishing to try a new craft.
Cory Leonard will be our guest presenting The Magic of Reading. It's a family show full of comedy magic and illusions, plus children will learn how the library played an important role in Cory's MAGICAL journey. Come see a great magic show and then get an Easter surprise!
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 visit this page for the synopsis of the most recent selection.
This home school program exposes children to great artists & 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. Classes are held for children who are Kindergarten through 8th grade. Children are divided into two classes by age and meet every other Thursday from 10:00 AM until Noon. Classes are taught by Mrs. Terri Sancken and Lori McCarter. Please contact the Children's Librarian to register for this program.
*Registration is required.
Reddick Library is excited to offer a brand new enrichment program for school-aged partons in the Reddick Library District. The library will host this program once per week on Thursdays from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM for children in kindergarten through sixth grade.
Children will be introduced to authors & illustrators in an exciting way. Through the library's partnership with others, children will be exposed to experts in the community.
Children will be able to unwind after a long day at school in a relaxing atmosphere, socialize with their friends, have a snack, and take the opportunity to explore a variety fun & challenging activities.
Enrollment is limited.
