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Island Idol the Nature Explorium… Discover MCPL SUMMER 2010 News & Programs at Middle Country Public Library The Nature Explorium… Discover It! Imagine a place, right in the heart of the community, where children are encouraged to explore, create, investigate and learn through hands-on activity in the out-of-doors…a place that’s safe, fun and free that welcomes children to experience literacy, learning and the gifts of nature. The Nature Explorium, a fenced-in Inside the outside space, children have 5,000 square foot area adjacent to the access to a wide array of free recreational children’s room, contains a variety and educational opportunities. Drop- of learning areas, all geared toward in places – Build It, Play It, Splash It, connecting children to different Create It, Climb It, Read It and Dig It – aspects of nature. Dedicated engage children in theatre, to exploration and discovery, music, arts and crafts, water fun, the Nature Explorium provides gardening and planting, moving children, pre-school through around and that old-fashioned the young teen years, with the fun found playing in dirt. Special opportunity to learn and reinforce programs include: Concept valuable life experiences, Connections; Over, Under and including the development of Through; Campfire Stories and observation skills, visual-spatial Songs; Go Outside!; Nature skills, and social skills. Following Journaling; Sense It!; and Nature guidelines for nature classrooms Detectives: Rocks & Minerals. developed by the Dimensions Through this type of hands-on Educational Research Foundation outdoor learning, children and and the Long Island Nature Collaborative for Kids, the their families will learn about nature and their surroundings, and Library’s Explorium adopted and expanded on their will be introduced to the importance of individual and community recommendations and serves as a national model. responsibility for the environment. This type of learning leads to an Explorium: Continued inside back cover n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n INSIDE: Island Idol Singers, guitarists, musicians and n MUSEUM CORNER - bands will battle it out for the title of DROP BY DROP: A LOOK AT WATER best performer in our annual music competition. Prizes will be given to the n HELP BUILD OUR BOOK PATH top three acts of the night so bring your friends and root for your favorites. Games and events for all ages n PROGRAM REGISTRATION: will be available between performances. This event is sponsored ADULTS & TEENS – JUNE 11TH by King Kullen, with some special programs underwritten by the CHILDREN – JUNE 12TH Allstate Foundation. n n n n n n Teens Create n Museum Corner n n n n Water, one of earth’s most precious resources, is the subject n n n of the newest Museum Corner exhibit, Drop by Drop: A n n Look at Water. Visitors will be introduced to the components n n n and characteristics of the clear, colorless, nearly odorless and n n tasteless liquid that most of us enjoy but tend to take for granted. n n n Explore water conservation and purification, water sources, the n n confluence of water and the weather, and the water cycle’s effect n n n on all living things. Don’t miss the wide variety of programs n n for children and families during the June through September n n n exhibit. Families and kids (K-5) will participate in special water n n activities and experiments. Children grades 1-3 are invited n n n to the “Wet and Wild n n Adventure” activities n n The first Teens Create @ MCPL Art Show was kicked off at a n and experiments related n reception that opened to a full house of more than one hundred n to buoyancy and the n n teens, parents, teachers and other guests on March 22nd. n water cycle. Fourth n Students’ paintings, photography, poetry and short stories were n through eighth graders n n displayed in the Teen Resource Center in the Selden building n will become “Storm n which was transformed into a café-like setting. The artists n Water Superheroes” and n n included teens from library programs, members of the MCPL n explore water pollution. n Teen Writers’ Club, and students from Centereach and Newfield n Check out the Program n n High Schools and Dawnwood and Selden Middle Schools. Along n Catalog for specific n with the artwork, the winning outfits created by teens from the n information. n n Library’s Project Fashion program were on display. Judging from n n the enthusiasm of the artists and those who visited the exhibit, n n n Teens Create @MCPL promises to be an annual event. A big n n thanks to art teachers in the School District who helped make n n n this a success. n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n What’s New Online… n n Chef Charlie n n Suffolk Historic Newspapers n n n Delights Audience n Suffolk Historic Newspapers is a searchable, digital collection of n n n Chef Charlie, a star performer in the bevy of program offerings at Suffolk’s newspaper heritage available to you online. Digitizing n n allows searching of microfilm resources across multiple n the Library, is shown here preparing a delectable gourmet dish. n n The Chef will offer two cooking classes this summer: Chinese newspapers, articles from which can be viewed separately or as n n they appear on the full page. They can be printed, saved to your n Cuisine and Eastern European Dishes. Check the Program n n Catalog for details, and register online @ www.mcpl.lib.ny.us. local computer and emailed. n n n n n Six initial newspapers, covering nearly 100 years of Suffolk n n County history, have been digitized. n n n n n 1839-1859 Long Islander (Huntington) n n 1858-1871 Corrector (Sag Harbor) n n n 1870-1883 South Side Signal (Babylon) n n 1883-1893 Long Island Traveler (Cutchogue) n n n 1892-1904 Port Jefferson Echo (Port Jefferson) n n 1903-1923 County Review (Riverhead) n n n n n n n n n n n n n To search the collection please visit: n n http://www.suffolkhistoricnewspapers.org/ n n n n 2 MCPL QUARTERLY – NEWS n Program Catalog 1 Adults/Seniors • Adult Summer Reading Club ......................... 4 • Family Place Libraries ................................... 24 • Arts/Crafts ..................................................... 4 • Kids in Care ................................................. 24 • Book Discussions/Writing ............................... 4 • Library Business Connection (LBC) ............... 25 • Business/Careers ............................................ 5 • Literacy Assistance ....................................... 24 • Citizenship/ESOL/Literacy .............................. 5 • Mailbox Library ........................................... 24 • Computer Classes .......................................... 6 • Mid-Suffolk Regional Office of • Concerts/Dance/Film/Performances ............... 7 Literacy Suffolk, Inc .................................. 25 • Cooking/Gardening/Home ............................ 7 • Miller Research and Reference Services ........ 25 • Defensive Driving/Pre-Licensing ..................... 7 • Museum Corner .......................................... 25 • Games ........................................................... 8 • New Mom’s Group ...................................... 24 • Genealogy ..................................................... 8 • Online Homework Help ............................... 25 • Health/Wellness ............................................. 8 • Parent-Child Home Program (PCHP) ............ 24 • History/Heritage ............................................ 9 • Senior Connections ..................................... 24 • Senior Services............................................... 9 • Suffolk Coalition for Parents & Children ....... 24 • Sports/Leisure ................................................ 9 • Suffolk Family Education Clearinghouse ....... 24 • Topical Tuesdays @ Two............................... 10 • Suffolk Wave ................................................ 25 • Travel/Trips .................................................. 10 • World of Information for Seniors and the Elderly (WISE) Services ........................ 24 2 Teen Services Library Support Organizations • Anime ......................................................... 11 5 • Arts/Crafts ................................................... 11 • Friends of Middle Country Public Library ..... 26 • Book/Movie Discussions/Writing .................. 11 • Middle Country Library Foundation ............. 26 • College/Careers ........................................... 12 • Clubs ........................................................... 12 6 Exhibits/Displays • Computer Programs .................................... 12 • Cooking ...................................................... 13 • Centereach ......................................back cover • Friday Night Drop-ins .................................. 13 • Selden .............................................back cover • Health ........................................................ 13 • Museum Corner ..............................back cover • Museum Corner .......................................... 13 • Music/ Performances ................................... 13 Program Registration • Nature Explorium ....................................... 14 • Science & Technology ................................. 14 A valid MCPL library card for each patron (adults, children
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