Teen Loft
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JLAB Meeting Minutes for February
JLAB Meeting Minutes
February 12, 2015
The meeting began at 6:05 in the Programming Room.
3 members were present: Kaitlyn, Ian, and Isabelle
Tween and Teen Fridays are as follows:
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Feb. 20th- Archaeology and Dinosaur
Dig
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March 6th- Minecraft Crafts
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March 20th- Gaming Day
The group shared ideas about summer reading, including
potential prizes and programs, suggestions include:
Prizes:
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Rainbow Loom Set
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Bone graphic novels
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Board games
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Mini Basketball Hoop
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Basketball
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Water Balloons with pump
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Superhero-themed Lego sets
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Magazine subscriptions
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Pokemon Cards
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Frisbee Ball
Programs:
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Minute to Win It – Superhero Version
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Live Clue
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Costume Contest
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Gods/Goddesses Bracket
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Capes
The group also shared suggestions about potential
community helpers that could come in for Preschool/School Age programs:
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Military
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Police
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Ambulance
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Fire Department
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Teacher
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Nurse or Doctor
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MarqTran
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UPAWS/Veterinarian
Our next meeting will be held on March 12th at
6 p.m.
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Join us tonight for JLAB!
Join us tonight at 6 p.m. for our JLAB meeting! We will have pizza! Come and hang out with us and plan upcoming tween and teen programs!
Thursday, January 29, 2015
Creative Writing Opportunity
The Henry Ford is pleased to kick off its Third Annual "Building Stories: A
Creative Writing Contest". Students in grades 3-12 from across the United
States are invited to create a story that celebrates the life and times of
Thomas Edison, one of America’s greatest innovators.
The Henry Ford provides foundational materials, primary sources from our
collections, to set the backdrop for a creative story of historical
fiction. We encourage you to introduce this contest to your library
patrons. The deadline for submissions is March 15, 2015. Students can win
great prizes, including the publication of the grand prize winner’s story
on The Henry Ford’s website, as well as 10 printed copies. You can find the
official rules and contest details at thehenryford.org/BuildingStories
<http://www.thehenryford.org/education/buildingstories.aspx>.
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