Glen Cove Public Library Newsletter

Glen Cove Public Library

Newsletter 2021 Glen Cove Public Library 4 Glen Cove Avenue

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Celebrate Summer Reading! Career-Related Programs Summertime is a great time to read! Consider joining one of our summer reading programs! There’s something for everyone and chances to win prizes, not Pinpointing Your Profitable Job Skills to mention all of the fun events we have planned. See Wednesday, July 14 at 7pm the rest of our newsletter for details on our summer Attendees will learn how to pinpoint their reading events for all ages. professional skillsets. Career coach Nakita Vanstory will guide you on how to take an honest look at your Virtual Author Visits professional strengths and align them with the most in-demand industry work skills. Nakita has been a Meet Author Gabrielle Glaser professional for over 20 years and is an experienced Author of American Baby Career Coach with the NYC Workforce Development. Register here. Tuesday, July 20 at 7pm

American Baby is a compelling story that Boosting Your Career with shines a light on the painful history of a Winning Resume adoption in the United States in the 1950s. Gabrielle Glaser’s powerful and enlightening Wednesday, August 11 story tells the heart-wrenching story of a birth at 7pm

mother who was forced to surrender her son, Career Coach and experienced while also skillfully weaving in the horrid history of the professional Nakita Vanstory teaches strategies and adoption industry. This well researched book describes methods behind creating a winning resume. Attendees the social, institutional, and psychological experience of will become more effective job seekers by learning adoption … an eye-opener of a book. Register here. resume fundamentals and avoiding common pitfalls. Register here. Meet Author Christina Baker Kline Author of The Exiles Check out our Career-Related Resources

Tuesday, August 17 at 2pm

Join us on Zoom and participate in a The Glen Cove Public Library provides library card- virtual visit with Christina Baker Kline, holders access to numerous career-related online resources. author of The Exiles, an engrossing story of women cast out from society and banished Cypress Resume is a simple, effective tool you can to an 1800s Tasmanian penal colony. use to create a professional-looking resume in a matter Register here. of minutes.

Job Now offers expert resume assistance, Save the Date real-time interview coaching and career advice.

Tuesday, September 14 at 2pm The Workforce Partnership is a network of local Sadeqa Johnson author of Yellow Wife organizations that works with employers and people seeking work.

Programming suggestions? Please fill out our survey. Registration is ongoing. All programs are virtual via Zoom. Email [email protected] with questions. VIRTUAL ADULT PROGRAMS

Health and Wellness Programs The Glen Cove Public Library is part of the Nassau Library Health Share. We are partnering with libraries across the county to provide informational healthcare programs.

“Oh, My Aching Joints!” All You Need to Know About Arthritis Thursday, July 1 at 7pm The number of people living with arthritis is rising at an alarming pace. Current CDC estimates show that arthritis affects almost 53 million (or 23%) of adults and one in four patients with arthritis is living with severe joint pain. Rheumatology specialist Dr. Marie LaBarca of Northwell Health will discuss the risk factors for getting arthritis and what to do if you already have it. She will cover several types of arthritis that predominantly affect the community. Sponsored by Hillside Library. Register here. Skin Cancer: Spot It—Stop It! Wednesday, July 7 at 11am Skin Cancer can lead to disfigurement and even death. Join Maura Calio, MA, RN from St. Francis Hospital’s DeMatteis Center and learn about prevention and early detection of basal cell, squamous cell, and melanoma. Sponsored by Glen Cove Public Library. Register here. Optimize Your Immune System Thursday, July 8 at 7pm Join us as Marie Ruggles (M.S, R.D. C.N.) author, nutritionist and aromatherapist, teaches science-based ways to protect yourself from unnecessary illness. Now is the time to stock your kitchen to combat the common cold, flu, COVID other viruses. Learn how to build a natural kitchen pharmacy to keep your family healthy all year long. Sponsored by Hillside Library. Register here.

Fall Prevention Monday, July 12 at 1pm (Part 1) & Monday, July 19 at 1pm (Part 2) Falls are the leading cause of injury and deaths from injury among older Americans. Taking simple steps to prevent falls can help you or those you love stay active, confident and independent. Part 1 covers falls, risks, gait, balance and home safety. Part 2 covers vision, hearing loss, feet & footwear, community safety, osteoporosis, weather, infections, and how to get up safely from a fall. Presented by Lori Ginsberg. Sponsored by Hillside Library. Register here.

Heart-Healthy Nutrition Tips Wednesday, July 14 at 11am This informative class, presented by Registered Dietitian Denise Mokotoff, will discuss heart- healthy nutrition guidelines, dining out tips, label reading and much more. Please join us and learn how to select the best foods for your heart. Sponsored by Glen Cove Public Library. Register here. Sleep Better—Wake Refreshed Tuesday, July 27 at 12pm Do you have trouble sleeping? You are not alone. Many American adults have difficulty both falling asleep and staying asleep, and it impacts many aspects of their daily lives. Join Dr. Penny Stern, MD at Northwell Health to explore the world of sleep - our beliefs, our habits, and the roots of sleep disorders - and learn how to overcome the nightly struggle to achieve a good night’s sleep. Sponsored by Hillside Library. Register here.

2. VIRTUAL ADULT PROGRAMS

NYC Heiress Alice DeLamar: Virtual Exercise Classes Uncovering America’s Covert Art Patron Tuesday, July 13 at 7pm

Morning Yoga ** Rescheduled from 5/17/21 ** Mondays, July 12, 19 & 26 August 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 at 9:30am Explore the incredible life and legacy of Alice Antoinette DeLamar, a Marie DiPrimo leads us in an former Glen Cove resident hour-long yoga session. (1905-1918), who was nick- Register here. named 'the richest bachelor girl in the United States' upon her father's passing. Alice lived at Pembroke on Evening Yoga Red Spring Lane where the Mondays, July 12, 19 & 26 Legends Yacht Club is now. August 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 at 6pm This 20th-century New York heiress dedicated her Donna Harragan leads us in an hour-long life and untold fortunes to covertly supporting the evening yoga session. Register here. arts at a scale not entirely known until recently. Writer and lecturer Nona Footz will discuss the DeLamar family lore, Alice’s mysterious life, and a Barre Fitness Class long-lost memoir that explained it all. Following the Saturdays, program, Nona will be happy to answer your July 10 & August 14 at 10:30am questions about Alice DeLamar. Register here.

Barre fitness is a full body workout inspired by elements of ballet, yoga and Pilates. It focuses on low-impact, high-intensity movements designed to strengthen and tone your body. Equipment needed: 2 to 3-pound weights, a chair and a mat. Register here.

Aerobics with Mindy Tuesdays, July 13 & August 3 at 10am Like Movies? This aerobics class is designed to improve your Then You’ll LOVE kanopy! cardiovascular fitness and overall wellness. Class will begin with a warm-up and will gradually kanopy is an on-demand film streaming service that increase your heart rate as it progresses. Full showcases thousands of the world's best films body movements are utilized to enhance including award-winning documentaries, hard-to-find flexibility and improve your fitness level. Safety is titles, classics and foreign language titles. Kanopy our first priority. Proper footwear, a mat, and Kids offers thoughtful entertainment for children water are strongly encouraged. Register here. including language learning, animated storybooks and films the whole family can enjoy.

Programming suggestions? Please fill out our survey. Registration is ongoing. All programs are virtual via Zoom. Email [email protected] with questions.

3. VIRTUAL ADULT PROGRAMS IN CELEBRATION OF SUMMER READING

The Betty White Story Vietnam 45 Years After the Fall of Saigon Friday, July 9 at 2pm Tuesday, July 20 at 2pm Celebrate the fascinating career of this beloved Travel expert Sheila Taub offers a virtual trip to actress with Sal St. George, a playwright and film Vietnam. Explore the local markets, see how they historian. Betty White has the longest television transport people and items by motor bike and view career in history, spanning from 1949 through the the small fishing boats they still use today. You’ll see present. Learn the fascinating and inspiring story of the beautiful Buddhist temples, the colonial French this beloved author, humanitarian and actress. architecture and discover the beauty of Halong Bay. Register here. Register here.

The Discovery of a Masterpiece The Seven Wonders of the Universe Tuesday, July 13 at 2pm Tuesday, July 27 at 7pm Mallory Mortillaro serves as the Curator of In the sky above, there are wonders too numerous to Collections for the Hartley Dodge Foundation in count. But what could we choose as the seven most Madison, NJ. While cataloging artwork, she remarkable objects visible, either with just our eyes or uncovered a masterpiece that had been lost to the art with a simple pair of binoculars or a small telescope? world since the 1930s. After a year of research, the Join us on Zoom as Joe Rao, a former meteorologist piece was authenticated as an official work by and,, currently, an associate astronomer at New Auguste Rodin. Mallory will share the story of how a York's Hayden Planetarium, discusses seven celestial simple art cataloging project evolved into a search for objects which we might call, “The Seven Wonders of a mysterious piece’s provenance and became one of the Universe.” Register here. the biggest art finds in recent history. Register here. Virtual Bus Trip: NYC Subway Art Tour So Ready for Laughter: Thursday, August 5 at 2pm Bob Hope and WWII This tour led by Lauren Kaplan, takes you through Wednesday, July 14 at 2pm the works of art commissioned by the city to Movie star and comedian Bob Hope achieved a lot decorate New York’s subways since 1985, all of during his decades-long career, but his work during which are easily missed if you move at the pace World War II entertaining and lifting the spirits of most New Yorkers do. While many mistakenly troops holds a special place in American history. Join believe the tour is about graffiti, the art shown is as staff from the New-York Historical Society and well-crafted as any that would be placed in the explore Hope’s contributions to the war effort. MOMA. This unique tour will have you seeing the Register here. subways in a whole new light. Register here.

Hamilton: The Man, The Play & Manhattan Musicals from Off-Broadway to Broadway Thursday, July 15 at 2pm Thursday, August 12 at 2pm Art and Susan Zuckerman lead a discussion of the Marc Courtade, a performing arts professional and smash Broadway play, Hamilton. Trace the life of this Executive Director of the Huntington Arts Council, fascinating individual from his humble beginning in will discuss how off-Broadway provided a more the Caribbean to his rise as one of the most important creative outlet than the commercially driven Broadway men in American history. Learn about the places in sector, and it allowed a new generation of talent to New York he spent time and the people he associated flourish. This talk examines such ground-breaking with, all in conjunction with some of the music from musicals as Man of La Mancha, Hair, A Chorus Line and the hit Broadway show. Register here. Rent. Register here.

Programming suggestions? Please fill out our survey. Registration is ongoing. All programs are virtual via Zoom. Email [email protected] with questions.

4. ADULT SUMMER READING PROGRAM

Celebrate Summer Reading by Participating in Our 2021 Adult Summer Reading Challenge

Mix up your reading routine and broaden your horizons. The staff at the Glen Cove Library have created a challenge to push you outside your reading comfort zone and into new literary realms.

How it works

The Reading Challenge begins Monday, June 21st. Submissions will be accepted through Friday, August 27th. Winners will be notified on Tuesday, August 31st.

 Must be 16+ and have a valid Glen Cove Public Library card.  Participants are encouraged to choose 2 out of the 12 categories listed below. E-books, audio- books, books…ALL are acceptable!  You can submit reviews online HERE or at the Information desk.  Each book review submitted will be entered for a chance to win a prize.

Rules

Read and review 2 books. Pick a book that fits one of the categories listed below and write the book title and short review HERE.

Categories

- Read a book by or about a person you would like to meet. - Read a book by a popular author you’ve never read. - Read a book recommended by a Glen Cove Public Library staff member. - Read a classic novel. - Read a book set in New York. - Read a book that won an award. - Read a book about refugees or the immigrant experience. - Read a book about friendship. - Read a mystery or thriller. - Read a book based on a true story. - Read a book that takes place in the future. - Read a book made into a movie.

Complete your form HERE and be entered for a chance to win a great prize.

If you have any questions about the Reading Challenge, contact [email protected] or call the Information desk at (516) 676-2130.

Programming suggestions? Please fill out our survey. Registration is ongoing. All programs are virtual via Zoom. Email [email protected] with questions.

5. FROM THE ROBERT R. COLES LONG ISLAND HISTORY ROOM

Glen Cove History Scavenger Hunt

Glen Cove Public Library invites you to participate in a summer scavenger hunt... a fun way to learn about your local history.

This family-friendly scavenger hunt will highlight the East Island (aka Morgan’s Island) and Morgan Park neighborhoods of the City of Glen Cove. The answer to each clue can be found in a public area. Please follow city parking rules and regulations.

Submit responses to the information desk or email to [email protected] and you will be given the answer key. An electronic format can be found here. All entries will be entered in our monthly drawing of the book, The Splendid Steamer Glen Cove, by Edward Magnani. The hunt begins and ends at the Glen Cove Public Library.

1. Whether you’re on your way in or out of the Library’s front entrance, you’ll need to look up. This clock is permanently set at ______. No one is quite sure of the significance of this time. Could it be the hour when the ghost of Melvil Dewey roamed the stacks?

2. The Matinecock _____and _____Club is a sportsman’s organization with an outpost along Dana’s Island Highway. The club maintains a skeet range in nearby Welwyn Preserve as well as a hunting lodge upstate. There is a small parking lot at the end of this road. It’s a good place to park the car and set off by foot to explore the adjacent East Island. (Hint: look for plaques, historical markers, and public postings for clues)

3. Originally built by J.P. Morgan Jr. as an entryway to his private residence, the East Island Bridge has since undergone several major upgrades before its rededication in the year_____. While the Morgan Mansion was demolished in 1980, the gardener’s and captain’s houses remain. Sections of the original brick walls surrounding the old dairy can also be seen on the aptly named Dairy Drive. The stone guardhouse was built after an assassination attempt was made on Morgan’s life in 1915 by Eric Muenter, a political dissident and German sympathizer.

4. When European settlers arrived in the mid 1600s, there were 13 tribes of Native Americans inhabiting Long Island. The North Shore tribes were Corchaug, Matinecock, Nesaquake, and Setalcott. Who purchased East Island from the Native Americans on June 22, 1667? ______

5. The coasts and coves of Long Island provided abundant food sources for Native Americans. Today, East Island has become a favorite local fishing spot for striped bass, bluefish, and porgy. However, authorities have warned against harvesting shellfish in the uncertified waters surrounding Dosoris Pond. The shells of hard clams served as wampum or money in the early settlements. In addition to the hard clam, what six other types of mollusk can be found here? 1. ______2. ______3. ______4. ______5. ______6. ______

6. East Island (aka Morgan’s Island) was also home to the Brooklyn Dodger, Roy Campanella whose career as a catcher spanned 1948-1957. The eastern part of the island is now maintained as a beach for Glen Cove residents only. This clue will require you to head to Pryibil Beach. By foot, you can enter through the gate at the end of Eastland Dr. By car, it is accessible by East Beach Dr. as you head east towards Lattingtown Road. Locate the “gatekeeper” booth at the entrance. What two things would the gatekeeper prohibit you from bringing? ______and ______

7. The next seven clues will take you to scenic Morgan Park. This 30-acre waterfront park is located at the junction of Germaine Street and Landing Road. J.P. Morgan Jr. created this park along the waterfront of Hempstead Harbor in memory of his beloved wife, Jane Norton Morgan. In 1932, he leased Morgan Memorial Park to the City of Glen Cove for 999 years at no charge. Locate the bronze plaque affixed to a large rock at the park entrance. What two words are used to describe the inhabitants of Glen Cove and Locust Valley for whose benefit the park is provided? ______and ______(Continued on next page…)

6. FROM THE ROBERT R. COLES LONG ISLAND HISTORY ROOM

Glen Cove History Scavenger Hunt

8. The semicircular theater framed by white neoclassical columns is a lovely stage with the serene Long Island Sound in the background. Today, the site hosts the popular Morgan Park Summer Music Festival that continues the spirit of generosity by providing free professional concerts to the Glen Cove community. Music from many genres are presented every weekend in July and August. On what date was this stage presented to the City of Glen Cove? ______

9. To the left of the amphitheater is a building that houses one of several restrooms inside the park. The front facade holds 11 charming mosaic-tile artworks painted by 5th graders of Landing and Connolly Schools and donated to the park in 2018. Each work of art depicts a well-known Glen Cove institution. Name five of these: 1. ______2. ______3. ______4. ______5. ______

10. This structure is perhaps the most photographed backdrop of the park. The iconic gazebo was the original bandstand and has become an enduring symbol of the city’s fortitude. It was destroyed by an intense microburst during a summer storm in 2012 and restored the following year. Step inside for a panoramic view of the park. Stand in the center of the gazebo and look up at the decorative ceiling. How many triangles can you count? ______

11. White granite from Maine was used to line the promenade at the eastern end of the park. Follow this path to a scenic lookout composed of stone pillars and wooden trellis. Locate the bench to the right of the entrance to this outdoor structure. To whom is the bench dedicated? ______

12. The upper portion of Morgan Park can be reached by the set of stairs from this lookout. Benches along the upper level offer a beautiful vista of the surrounding harbors. In wintertime, neighborhood children are especially fond of sledding down the steep hills in this section of the park. Many picnic tables and barbecue pits are provided for family gatherings. How many barbecue pits are here? ______

13. Many specimen trees can be found throughout the park. The majestic Sugar Maple and Gingko trees are among the many varieties. Can you find at least three others? Hint: many trees bear a placard with their English and Latin names. 1. ______2. ______3. ______

14. Back at the Library, this outdoor artwork titled ______is by renowned American sculpturist, ______. The artist was born in 1902 in Austrian, Poland to a Jewish family. He studied art in Vienna before emigrating to the U.S. in 1921. His works have been exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Smithsonian American Art Museum, and the Jewish Museum in New York. Today, his former home and studio in NYC’s Greenwich Village is open for tours and visits.

Name: ______

Email: ______

Telephone: ______

Thank you for participating in the Glen Cove History Scavenger Hunt. Please visit our digital exhibit on J.P. Morgan Jr. for additional information.

Do you want to be part of history? Make a contribution to The Robert R. Coles Long Island History Room by donating your old photographs, artifacts and memorabilia. We would be delighted to add your history to our collection!.

7. LIBRARY UPDATES

LIBRARY UPDATES

FREE HELP AVAILABLE FOR JOIN OUR BEST PEOPLE WITH DYSLEXIA

SELLER CLUB! Do you know an adult or adolescent from Glen Do you wait eagerly to Cove with a diagnosis of Dyslexia? Our certified learn that your favorite Dyslexia tutor can help them for free through author has written a personalized virtual classes. new book? If so, you should join our Best Seller Club. Fill out a form and place a check mark For additional information on this service, please next to the names of up to 10 authors. Reserves email [email protected] . will be placed automatically. You will be notified when your copy is available. Register here.

Library Hours

The Library has returned to regular hours:

Monday to Thursdays—9am to 9pm

Friday & Saturday—9am to 5pm

ACCESS OUR DIGITAL MAGAZINE COLLECTION WITH LIBBY NO PRINTER? NO PROBLEM!

Enjoy full-color digital magazines anytime, Send the document you’d like printed anywhere. Glen Cove Library cardholders can (five pages or less, please) access our digital magazine collection through to [email protected]. the Libby app. You’ll have access to thousands We’ll then schedule a day and time for pick-up. of popular magazine and newspaper titles. Our collection of digital magazines includes both new and backlist titles. Please call the Information desk at (516) 676-2130 or visit Libby’s Help Site for assistance.

Library Board of Trustees Questions?

Email a Librarian The Board of Trustees meets on the third

Tuesday of each month at 6:45pm. The public is Adult Services: [email protected] encouraged to attend. Children's Services: [email protected]

History Room: [email protected]

Programs in Spanish: [email protected]

Seed Library: [email protected]

Teen Services: [email protected]

GLEN COVE PUBLIC LIBRARY CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES JULY/AUGUST 2021

Summer Reading Celebrate Shark Week!

In advance of Discovery Channel’s Shark Week, we The 2021 Summer theme is Tails and Tales. The will have our own!

Library will continue to use ReadSquared, the online Paint a Shark Bank program to track reading. Sign up with ReadSquared Virtual Program—Wednesday, August 11 11am here. Librarians are happy to assist with sign up, in Register here. person or over the phone. Come to the Children’s

Room for your goody bag! Meet the Sharks from the Maritime Aquarium Virtual Program—Wednesday, August 11 7pm Enjoy our storywalk If You Plant a Seed written by Register here. Kadir Nelson, located outside the Library. Watch here: National Geographic Shark Video

July/August Craft Bags

July crafts for kindergarten—grade 5 will be

available for pickup beginning July 12. Join us for another exciting summer show at Morgan Maximum two bags per family, while supplies last. Park, on Wednesday, August 4 at 7pm. One Man Circus from the National Circus Project will entertain August crafts for kindergarten—grade 5 will be us with circus skills in a sensational comedy-variety available for pickup beginning August 9. show. Each show features circus arts from around the Maximum two bags per family, while supplies last. world – juggling, unicycling, balancing, object manipulations and clowning around. Register here.

Home Delivery for Families Please register for all programs you would like to attend, and observe all social distancing guidelines. Glen Cove Library cardholders can have contact free The Library will follow all NYS guidance on Covid-19 delivery to their homes. Email Carol Cowan, Head of protocols. Should guidance change, programs will be Youth Services, to set up. Upcoming delivery virtual and you will be notified via email. dates—July 13, 27, August 10, 24.

Shows, crafts, and Take and Make projects are limited Book Bags to Go to Glen Cove cardholders. Fill out the Google form, and a Librarian will select materials based on your preferences. Up to 20 Craft and Take and Make projects are limited to Glen items. Cove cardholders.

Registration is ongoing. Most programs are virtual via Zoom. Call the Children’s Room at 516-676-2130 with questions. Shows, crafts and Take and Make projects are reserved for Glen Cove cardholders.

9. GLEN COVE PUBLIC LIBRARY CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES JULY/AUGUST 2021

Storytime for Ages 3-7 Educational Classes for Families Storytime at Morgan Park Click date to register. Registered patrons only. All About Seals with the Maritime Aquarium Wednesdays, July 7, 14, 21, 28 11am Wednesday, July 14 7pm Register here. Storytime Outside the Library Click date to register. Registered patrons only. Family Sign Language & Storytime #1 Thursdays, July 8, 15, 22 11am Monday, July 19 7pm

To maximize attendance, patrons may register for 1 Register here. in person storytime only each week, (i.e.) July 7 or 8, 14 or 15, 21 or 22. Keeping in person programs Family Sign Language & Storytime #2 small is a priority. Call the Children’s Room if you Monday, July 26 7pm must cancel to let another child attend; thank you for Register here. your continued cooperation. Meet the Sharks from the Maritime Aquarium . *Virtual Storytimes & Crafts Wednesday, August 11 7pm Register here. Jellyfish - Friday, August 6 10:30am

Flip Flops Friday, August 13 10:30am Seashore - Friday, August 20 10:30am Baking Coach for Grades K-5 Fairy Tales Friday, August 27 10:30am

* You will receive an email to pick up supplies. Mermaid Cupcakes-Video Tuesday, July 20 7pm

Register here. Virtual Meetups for Ages 4-9 S’more Sushi-Video Play Doh Meetup Tuesday, August 24 7pm Friday, July 9 11am Register here. Register here. You will receive an email 1-2 days before the program Lego Meetup to pickup supplies. Friday, July 30 11am

Thursday, July 1. The Zoom link will be emailed to you after registering. * Paint Your Summer Paradise Monday, July 12 7pm Register here.

Back to School Raffle * Under the Sea Sculpey Figures School Supplies - Monday, August 16 Monday, August 2 7pm Register here.

Enter here to win a bag of school supplies and books. *You will receive an email to pick up supplies. The winner will be emailed Tuesday, August 17.

Registration is ongoing. Most programs are virtual via Zoom. Call the Children’s Room at 516-676-2130 with questions. Shows, crafts and Take and Make projects are limited to Glen Cove cardholders.

10. VIRTUAL TEEN PROGRAMS JULY/AUGUST 2021

July Teen Programs—Grades 6 and up Teen Summer Reading

th th * Paint Nite: Let’s Get Beachy Sign up for Teen Summer Reading online for 6 -12 Thursday, July 1 7pm Register here. graders begins on Monday, June 21. Attend our Thursday evening programs via Zoom starting on June 24. Follow step-by-step instructions to create a beachy scene. All supplies will be provided. Glen Cove Teens will receive a water bottle and a free * Take & Make: Mad Panda Pillow book for signing up. Using the online program Tuesday, July 6 Register here. ReadSquared, you can track the books you are reading Create your own mad panda pillow and find out why over the summer and be entered to win gift cards to panda is so mad. Pick-up begins Tuesday, July local businesses. Try the ReadSquared app to log your 6. Instructions will be emailed to you and available on books on the go. our website. You must register to reserve a project. August Teen Programs—Grades 6 and up * Fairy Garden Thursday, July 8 7pm Register here. * Tie Dye T-Shirt Thursday, August 5 7pm Register here. Make a fun miniature garden for fairies and gnomes. Tie-dye a t-shirt at home. Indicate shirt size at time of registration under age/grade on the registration form.

* Take & Make: Shark Week T-Shirt Learn to Draw Mythical Creatures Monday, August 9 Register here. Thursday, July 15 7pm Register here. Do you like Fairy Tales? Mythical Creatures? Do you Create your own shark t-shirt with an like to draw them too? From fabulous beasts, iron-on made with our new Cricut machine. supernatural animals, and hybrid creatures like griffins, minotaurs and fairies. Improve your art skills Homemade Pizza and have fun while doing it. Thursday, August 12 7pm Register here.

Create a pizza with ingredients you have at home. Graffiti Art Thursday, July 22 7pm Register here. * Take & Make: Learn how to create your own stylized graffiti logo. Farmers Market Peach Streusel Muffins

Monday, August 16 Register here. * Mr. Lion Cupcakes Thursday, July 29 7pm Register here. Teen Talk Event Thursday, August 19 7pm Register here. Decorate three cupcakes using candy and frosting! Card Magic with Ari Thursday, August 26 7pm Register here. * You will receive an email to pick up supplies.

Join card magician, Ari Bisk, for an interactive Zoom Teen programs, prizes, craft and take and make magic show. Ari will also teach beginner magic. projects are limited to Glen Cove cardholders. Have a deck of cards handy to follow along.

Registration is ongoing. All programs are virtual via Zoom. Email [email protected] with questions. Crafts and Take and Make projects reserved for Glen Cove cardholders.

11. PROGRAMAS EN ESPAÑOL

Preparación para el Examen de Ciudadanía

La Biblioteca ofrece ayuda gratis para la preparación del Examen de Ciudadanía en inglés o en español. Se requiere que los interesados ya Aprenda Inglés con VOXY, una aplicación gratis hayan enviado el formulario N-400 al para estudiar inglés a cualquier hora del día o de la Departamento de Inmigración USCIS. Para más noche. Aprenda inglés y mejore sus opciones de información llámenos. También ofrecemos la trabajo. Esta aplicación puede ser utilizada en ayuda gratis de un abogado para llenar el tableta o computador gracias a dos becas donadas formulario. Las reuniones son virtuales en por Proliteracy. La beca Write her Future (WHF) Zoom. Llámenos al 516-676-2130 o envíenos un es para mujeres con deseo de aprender inglés y es email a: [email protected]. patrocinada por Lancome. Habrán unas pocas licencias para hombres mediante la beca del Mobile Learning Fund (MLF). Las licencias de Voxy están disponibles para cualquier residente de Glen Cove con tarjeta de la biblioteca que

desee aprender Inglés.

Si está interesado, por favor llame pronto a Pida prestado un dispositivo la biblioteca al 516-676-2130 y pregunte por Maria inalámbrico de Wi-Fi Fernanda o Stefanny. También puede enviarnos un correo electrónico a ¿No tiene servicio de Internet en casa? ¿No [email protected]. tiene plan de datos en su celular? ¡Pida prestado un dispositivo Wi-Fi y tenga Internet 4G en cualquier momento y en cualquier lugar, GRATIS! Discusión de libros en español Un Hotspot es un dispositivo pequeño que puede usar para conectarse a internet Disfrute de famosos libros y forme parte de un inalámbrico desde su computador portátil, maravilloso grupo de personas de varias celular o tableta. Usted puede llevar su nacionalidades. La discusión es siempre en dispositivo y conectarse desde cualquier lugar, español. Los libros están disponibles en español o en casa, en el carro o en el parque. Un Hotspot en inglés según lo prefiera. Nos reunimos funciona en cualquier área cubierta por la red virtualmente el primer y tercer miércoles de cada T-Mobile 4G-LTE. mes, para discutir capítulo por capítulo de un

Los hotspots están disponibles solo para libro seleccionado de antemano. personas adultas que tengan tarjeta de la biblioteca de Glen Cove, puede tener su Regístrese llamando al 516-676-2130 o envíenos dispositivo por 14 días sin renovaciones. un email a [email protected].

Para información envíenos un email: [email protected] o llámenos al 516-676-2130

12. PROGRAMAS EN ESPAÑOL

Ayuda para personas con Tecnología digital para estudiantes de Inglés Dislexia: Semanalmente todos los miércoles de 7—8PM Un nuevo servicio de la Un nuevo programa para personas que están Biblioteca aprendiendo Inglés (ESL). Aprenda palabras de tecnología digital en inglés mientras aprende las partes ¿Conoce algún adulto o adolescente de y funciones básicas del computador. Este programa es Glen Cove con diagnóstico de dislexia? Las para personas que desean aprender más inglés y usar el personas con dislexia tienen dificultad para computador. Usaremos el programa de inglés VOXY. leer con fluidez y sin errores, también Regístrese enviando un correo electrónico a pueden tener dificultades con la [email protected] o llámenos al 516-676-2130. comprensión de lectura, ortografía y escritura. Nuestra tutora Melanie, certificada en dislexia puede ayudarle gratis Use la Biblioteca para Aprender Inglés a través de reuniones virtuales personaliza- Semanalmente los jueves, 10AM - 11:30AM das en inglés. Llame al 516-676-2130 y Le enseñaremos cómo estudiar inglés en su casa usando pregunte por Maria Fernanda, o envíe un la computadora, tableta o celular y su mensaje a [email protected]. tarjeta de la Biblioteca. Aprenda inglés con Pronunciator. Para registrarse, envíe un correo electrónico a [email protected]. Manualidades y Charla un Programa Virtual en Zoom El miércoles 28 de julio a las 7 PM Nos reuniremos para aprender a hacer un Clases de Inglés ESL Nivel Básico con Ms. Marian lindo proyecto de verano: Pinte en acrílico Semanalmente los lunes, 6PM - 7PM una linda tajada de Sandía la fruta preferida Las clases serán en línea usando Zoom, los del verano con Ms. estudiantes deben bajar la aplicación Zoom antes de la Esperanza. ¿Le gustaría clase. Esta clase es gratis, pero los ser voluntario(a) y estudiantes deben comprar el libro de texto que enseñar una manualidad utilizarán en la clase. Para más información llámenos al en español? En este 516-676-2130 extensión 118 o 123 o envíe un correo programa todos electrónico a [email protected]. aprendemos y enseñamos diferentes manualidades. Nuestras reuniones son Clases de Conversación Virtuales con Saul virtuales en Zoom el cuarto miércoles de Clase Virtual en Zoom cada mes. Regístrese enviando un correo Lunes y Jueves, 7PM - 8PM electrónico a [email protected]. ESL—Clase de Conversación con Saul, para estudiantes intermedios de inglés. Para información envíenos un email: [email protected]. Programa de estudio para obtener su diploma de High School en Inglés TASC Clases de Conversación con Melanie

Clase Virtual en Zoom Para obtener información, llame al 516-676 Sábados, 10:30AM -2130 o envíenos un correo electrónico a ESL—Clase de Conversación para estudiantes [email protected] o pregunte intermedios de inglés con Melanie. Para información por Stefanny o Maria Fernanda. envíenos un email a [email protected].

13. ACTIVIDADES INFANTILES DE LA BIBLIOTECA PÚBLICA DE GLEN COVE JULIO / AGOSTO 2021

Lectura de Verano ¡Celebra la Semana del Tiburón!

¡Antes de la Semana del Tiburón del Discovery El tema del verano de 2021 es Tails and Tales. Channel, tendremos la nuestra! La biblioteca continuará usando ReadSquared, Pinte Tiburones (Paint a Shark Bank) el programa en línea de lectura. Regístrese en Clase Virtual—Miércoles 11 de Agosto a las 11 am ReadSquared aquí. Los bibliotecarios estarán Regístrese aquí. felices de ayudar a registrar a los niños en persona o por teléfono. ¡Recoja su bolsa de regalos en la sección Conozca a los Tiburones del Acuario Marítimo de niños de la biblioteca! (Meet the Sharks from the Maritime Aquarium) Clase Virtual—Miércoles 11 de agosto 7pm Disfrute de nuestro recorrido de la historia Si planta una Regístrese aquí. semilla ( If You Plant a Seed) escrito por Kadir Haga clic en el siguiente enlace para ver: Nelson, ubicado afuera de la Biblioteca. Video de tiburones de National Geographic

Bolsas de Artesanías de Julio y Agosto

Manualidades de julio para niños de kinder hasta el quinto grado estarán disponibles para recoger a partir del 12 de julio. Máximo dos bolsas por familia, hasta agotar existencias.

Únase a nosotros para otro emocionante espectáculo de verano en Morgan Park, el miércoles 4 de agosto a Manualidades de agosto para niños de kinder hasta el las 7 pm. Un animador del Proyecto Nacional de quinto grado estarán disponibles para recoger a partir Circo (Circus del National Circus Project) nos entretendrá del 9 de agosto. Máximo dos bolsas por familia, hasta con habilidades circenses en un sensacional espectáculo agotar existencias. de comedia y variedad. Cada espectáculo presenta artes circenses de todo el mundo: malabares, motociclismo, equilibrio, manipulación de objetos y payasadas. Entrega a Domicilio para Familias Regístrese here. (Home Delivery for Families)

Regístrese en todos los programas y tenga en cuenta Personas con tarjeta de la Biblioteca de Glen Cove todas las pautas de distanciamiento social. La pueden recibir sus libros gratuitamente en sus biblioteca seguirá todas las pautas del estado de Nueva hogares. Contacte a Carol Cowan, Responsable de York sobre los protocolos Covid-19. Cualquier Servicios Juveniles. Próximas fechas de entrega: 13 y cambio o notificaciones le llegaran a su correo 27 de julio, 10 y 24 de agosto. electrónico, recuerde que algunos programas son Bolsas de libros para llevar virtuales y otros presenciales. (Book Bags to Go) Las exposiciones, las manualidades y los proyectos con Llene el siguiente formulario Google form y un el nombre de Take and Make están limitados a bibliotecario seleccionara materiales según sus personas con tarjeta de la biblioteca. preferencias. Puede llevar hasta 20 artículos.

Inscripciones abiertas La mayoría de los programas son virtuales a través de Zoom. Los espectáculos, manualidades y proyectos con el nombre Take and Make son solamente para personas con tarjeta de Glen Cove.

14. ACTIVIDADES INFANTILES DE LA BIBLIOTECA PÚBLICA DE GLEN COVE JULIO / AGOSTO 2021

Hora de Cuentos Clases Educativas Para Familias Para niños de 3 a 7 años Todo Acerca de Focas con el Acuario Marítimo Hora de cuentos en Morgan Park (All About Seals) (Storytime at Morgan Park) Miércoles 14 de julio 7pm Regístrese aquí. Haga clic en la fecha para registrarse. Solo usuarios registrados pueden participar. Lenguaje de Señas y Hora de Cuentos # 1 Miércoles, julio 7, 14, 21, 28 a las 11am (Family Sign Language & Storytime #1) Lunes 19 de julio 7pm Regístrese aquí. Hora de Cuentos Fuera de la Biblioteca (Storytime Outside the Library) Lenguaje de Señas y Hora de Cuentos # 2 Haga clic en la fecha para registrarse. (Family Sign Language & Storytime #2) Solo usuarios registrados pueden participar. Lunes 26 de julio 7pm Regístrese aquí.

Jueves, julio 8, 15, 22 a las 11am Por el bienestar y mejor asistencia, los usuarios Conoce a los Tiburones del Acuario Marítimo pueden registrarse solo 1 vez por semana, (es decir, 7 (Meet the Sharks from the Maritime Aquarium) o 8, 14 o 15, 21 o 22 de julio) Mantener la cantidad Miércoles 11 de agosto 7pm Regístrese aquí. de personas correcta en los programas, es una prioridad. Si no puede asistir, por favor llame al departamento de niños para cancelar su cupo y permitir que otro niño asista. Aprende a Hornear (Baking Coach) *Cuentos y Manualidades Virtuales Programa para niños de kínder hasta 5 grado (Virtual Storytimes & Craft) Ponquecitos de Sirena-Video Medusa Jellyfish Viernes, 6 de Agosto 10:30am (Mermaid Cupcakes) Sandalias Flip Flops Viernes, 13 de Agosto 10:30am Martes 20 de julio 7pm Playa Seashore Viernes, 20 de Agosto 10:30am Regístrese aquí.. Hadas Fairy Tales Viernes, 27 de Agosto 10:30am Sushi de Malvaviscos, Chocolate y Galletas Reuniones Virtuales (S'more Sushi) Para Niños de 4 a 9 años Martes 24 de agosto 7pm Regístrese aquí.

Reunión de Plastilina Play Doh *Usted recibirá un correo electrónico para recoger los ingredientes. (Play Doh Meetup) Viernes 9 de julio a las 11am Regístrese aquí.

Reunión de Lego Manualidades para niños desde 2 hasta 5 grado (Lego Meetup) Viernes 30 de julio 11am * Pinte su Paraíso de Verano Regístrese aquí. (Paint Your Summer Paradise) Lunes 12 de julio 7pm Regístrese aquí.

Rifa de Regreso a Clases * Figuras Marinas de Arcilla (Back to School Raffle) (Under the Sea Sculpey Figures) Útiles escolares - Lunes 16 de agosto Lunes 2 de agosto 7pm Regístrese aquí. Regístrese aquí para ganar una bolsa de útiles escolares y libros. El ganador recibirá un correo *Usted recibirá un correo electrónico para recoger los materiales. electrónico el martes 17 de agosto.

15. PROGRAMAS VIRTUALES PARA ADOLESCENTES JULIO / AGOSTO 2021

Programas de julio para adolescentes: Lectura de Verano para Adolescentes Grado 6to en Adelante La inscripción en línea para la lectura de verano para jóvenes de 6 a 12 grado comienza el lunes 21 de junio.

Pintemos La Playa Asista a nuestros programas de los jueves por la noche (*Paint Nite: Let’s Get Beachy) Jueves, 1 de julio 7pm Regístrese aquí. a través de Zoom a partir del 24 de junio.

Siga las instrucciones paso a paso para crear una Estudiantes de Glen Cove recibirán una botella de escena playera. Todos los materiales serán provistos. agua y un libro gratis por registrarse. Con el programa Almohada del Oso Panda Gruñón en línea ReadSquared, puede llevar seguimiento de (*Take & Make: Mad Panda Pillow) los libros que está leyendo durante el verano y Martes 6 de julio Regístrese aquí. participar para ganar tarjetas de regalo. Pruebe la Haga su propia almohada de panda gruñón y descubra aplicación ReadSquared al registrar sus libros. por qué el panda está tan enojado. Puede recoger los materiales desde el martes 6 de julio. Las instrucciones se le enviarán por correo electrónico y estarán disponibles en nuestro sitio web. Debe registrarse para Programas para Adolescentes. apartar un cupo. Grado 6to en Adelante Jardin de Hadas Pinte una Camiseta (*Tie Dye T-Shirt) (*Fairy Garden)

Jueves, 8 de julio 7pm Regístrese aquí. Jueves 5 de Agosto a las 7 pm. Regístrese aquí Por favor déjenos saber la talla de su camiseta al momento de registrarse. Haga un divertido jardín en miniatura para hadas y gnomos. Camiseta con Tiburón (*Take & Make: Shark week T-shirt) Aprenda a Dibujar Criaturas Místicas Lunes 9 de Agosto. Regístrese aquí. Haga su propia camiseta con (*Fairy Garden) estampado de Tiburón con nuestra nueva maquina Cricut.

Jueves, 15 de julio 7pm Regístrese aquí. Pizza Casera (Homemade Pizza ) ¿Le gustan los cuentos de hadas? ¿Criaturas místicas? Jueves 12 de Agosto a las 7 pm Regístrese aquí. ¿Le gusta dibujarlos también? Bestias fabulosas, Haga una pizza con ingredientes que tenga en casa. animales sobrenaturales y criaturas híbridas, minotauros y hadas. Mejore sus habilidades artísticas y diviértase mientras dibuja. Ponquecitos de Durazno (*Take & Make: Farmers Market Peach Muffins) Arte en Pintura Lunes 16 de Agosto. Regístrese aquí. (Graffiti Art) Jueves 22 de julio 7pm Regístrese aquí. Aprenda a crear su propio logotipo de grafiti. Charla Para Adolescentes (Teen Talk Event) Ponquecitos en Forma de León Jueves 19 de Agosto a las 7 pm. Regístrese aquí. (*Mr. Lion Cupcakes) Jueves 29 de julio 7pm Regístrese aquí. Cartas Magicas con Ari (Card Magic with Ari) ¡Decore tres cupcakes con dulces y glaseado! Jueves 26 de agosto 7pm Regístrese aquí. *Recibirá un correo electrónico para recoger los materiales. . Únase al mago de cartas, Ari Bisk, para un espectáculo interactivo Programas para adolescentes, premios, manualidades con el nombre de magia a través de Zoom . Ari también enseñará magia para take and make son solo para personas con tarjeta de la principiantes. Tenga una baraja de cartas a mano para participar. biblioteca.

Inscripciones abiertas. Todos los programas son virtuales a través de Zoom. Envie sus preguntas al correo electrónico [email protected]

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