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DOCUMENT RESUME ED 359 977 IR 054 608 AUTHOR Roeber, Jane A., Ed. TITLE "Go Wild! Read!" 1993 Summer Library Program Manual. Bulletin No. 93273. INSTITUTION Wisconsin State Dept. of Public Instruction, Madison. PUB DATE Jan 93 NOTE 268p.; Title page varies. AVAILABLE FROMPublication Sales, Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, Drawer 179, Milwaukee, WI 53293-0179 PUB TYPE Guides Non-Classroom Use (055) Reference Materials Bibliographies (131) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC11 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Childrens Libraries; Elementary Secondary Education; Library Cooperation; *Library Services; Preschool Education; Program Development; Program Implementation; Public Libraries; *Reading Programs; Reading Skills; *Resource Materials; State Programs; *Summer Programs IDENTIFIERS Wisconsin ABSTRACT The "Go Wild! Read!" theme of the Wisconsinsummer library program lends itself toa multiplicity of ideas and programs. This manual brings togethermany ideas of practical value in the following areas: (1) planning and promotingprograms; (2) decorating the library;(3) programs and activities; (4) giveawaysand games; (5) performances and presentations; and (6)resources. As children participate in this 18th consecutivesummer library program, they will strengthen their reading skills andpowers of analysis as their imaginations are stimulated. In addition, families willlearn more about the variety of available libraryresources. Lists of resources include 15 periodicals for children, 53 books, 70resources for disabled children, and lists of other professionalsources and agencies. (SLD) *********************************************************************** Reproductions supplied by EDRSare the best that can be made from the original document. ********;:************************************************************** U S DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Once or Educatbnai Research and Improvement EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERICI Thisdocument has been reproduced ea received from me person or organization originating it 0 Minor changes have been made to improve reproduction Ouaiity Points of new or °omen! slated in this doer ment do not necessarily represent official OERI position or potic-y 10.,"' Adm$41, kr,11)444 4 ), 14441S # TINIL \\\ .4%/ 111 Si )," *1$ 2 .61frf friM ri111. 4. PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS MATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTED BY L.S. Harmatuck TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERICI 1993Summer LibraryProgram Manual MT COPY MAILABLE Wisconsin Department of PublicInstruction/Herbert J. Grover, State Superintendent rrno 1993 Summer LibraryProgram Manual based on the theme "Go Wild! Read!" Herbert J. Grover, State Superintendent Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction Jane A. Roeber Program Coordinator and Program Manual Content Editor Sally Drew Administrator Division for Library Services Larry T. Nix Director Bureau for Library Development This publication is available from Publication Sales Wisconsin Department of PublicInstruction Drawer 179 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53293-0179 (800) 243-8782 Original 1993 theme art by KeithBaker, Seattle, Washington. Additional graphics by Jill Bremigan, DPIGraphic Artist. e 1993 by the Wisconsin Departmentof Public Instruction. This manual is compiled using contributions from Wisconsinlibrarians and others who serve children. and Its contents may be reprinted in whole orin part, with credit, to accommodate users personnel of libraries and other not-for-profitagencies. However, reproduction ofthis manual in whole or in part for resale is notauthorized. Bulletin No. 93273 January 1993 The Wisconsin Department of PublicInstruction does not discriminate on the basis of race. color.religion, sex, national origin, age, or handicap. Contents Page Foreword Preface vii ix Acknowledgments Summer Library Program History xii Planning and Promoting Programs Basic Guidelines 2 Planning 6 Promotion 11 2Decorating the Library Display and Decorating Ideas 28 Name Tag Designs 37 Bulletin Board Suggestions 41 3 Programs and Activities Introduction 46 Special Attractions 46 Kits 51 Program Potpourri 53 Sample Programs 59 Booklists 93 Games and Activities 99 Crafts 103 4 Giveaways and Games Go Wild! Read! Clip Art 124 Puzzles and Word Games 132 Mazes and Coloring Pages 160 Answer Keys 173 5Performances and Presentations Performers' Roster 186 Presenters of Specific Relevance to the 1993 Theme 231 Performer Evaluation 234 6 Resources Periodicals for Children 236 Resource Books and Periodicals 237 Resources for the Hearing and Visually Impaired 241 Other Resources 249 iii Foreword It is a delight for me to welcome each of you to the18th consecutive Summer Library Program sponsored by the Wisconsin Department of PublicInstruction. I am well aware of the energies put forth in your communities to creatememorable and rewarding library experiences for youngsters each summer. In my 12 years as state superintendent, one of the programsI've been proudest of is the Summer Library Program. It stands out as an "institution"characterized by freedom, joy, and laughter. The programs you carry out are vital componentsin the education of our children, but they are outside the strictures of any school setting.While children participate in this purely recreational activity, their reading skills and powersof analysis are strength- ened and their imaginations are stimulated. An additionalbenefit, is that their families also learn more about the wealth and variety of available public library resources. As I think about the "Go Wild! Read!" theme this year,it strikes me as an irresistible invitation to explore the limitless riches of Wisconsin's publiclibraries.Furthermore, exploration of Wisconsin's outdoor riches is encouraged by thissummer's statewide incentive award. The DPI is happy to coordinate with the Departmentof Natural Resources to provide one-day entry passes to Wisconsin's state parks. The passeswill be presented to Summer Library Program participants who complete the "Go Wild! Read!" programrequirements established by the local library. The Department of Public Instruction is proud of its associationwith community librarian c and is pleased to make available materials contributed byand developed with the cooperation of librarians across the state. You have my very best wishes for a wildly successful summer program. Herbert J. Grover State Superintendent Preface Welcome to a wild world of stories, songs, and activities! "Go Wild! Read!" is a theme that can lead you and your young library users to a multiplicity of interesting materials. Keith Baker's moonlit poster sets the stage for enjoying the Wisconsin outdoors, but his congenial characters may be reading about anything under the moon! So, as you prepare for this summer's activities, you can make use of reading matter about recycling, information about insects, poems about pollution, resources about natural resources, essays about the environment, compilations about camping,dictionaries about dinosaurs, series about species, videos about vines, journals about jungles. reference books about rain forests, tomes about trees, books about bears, tunes about trash, works about water, novels about nature, recordings about rabbits, and much more! This manual brings together many ideas of practical value. More than 50 Wisconsin librarians contributed to the manual in various ways.Ideas also were gleaned from Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources publications and recehz. summer library pro- gram manuals from Arizona and Iowa. Use the manual as a guide to programpreparation. The Department of Public Instruction also has printed promotional materials to complement the "Go Wild! Read!" theme, including large and small posters, cut and uncut bookmarks, reading records, achievement certificates, a button; and a stamp. My thanks to each contributor to the 1993 Wisconsin Summer Library Program Manual. The entire summer program is dependent upon your willingness to share ideas. Jane A. Roeber Manual Content Editor vii Acknowledgments Very special thanks are due to Seattle,Washington, author/illustrator Keith Baker for his creation of the striking and appealing "GoWild! Read!" poster. Baker grew up in Oregon and is a graduate of Eastern Oregon State College.He taught elementary school for seven years before attending Art Center College of Designin Pasadena, California, where he received a degree in illustration. He has written andillustrated four books for children, all published by Harcourt Brace Jovanovich: The Dove'sLetter (1988), The Magic Fan (1989), Who Is the Beast? (1990), and Hide and Snake (1991).The Dove's Letter won a Parents' Choice Award for Illustration. The Magic Fan was a 1989School Library Journal Best Book. Who Is the Beast? received Parents' Choice Honors. In1989 Baker won the bronze UNICEF-Ezra J?.ck Keats International Award for excellence inchildren's book illustration. 1993 Planning Committee Jan Adams Aimee Friedrichs-Steinbruecker Chippewa Falls Public Library Mead Public Library 105 West Central Street 710 Plaza 8 Chippewa Falls, WI 54729 Sheboygan, WI 53081 Representing Indianhead Federated Representing Eastern Shores Library System Library System Carolyn Anderson Penny Halle Manitowoc Calumet Library System Muskego Public Library 808 Hamilton Street W182 S8200 Racine Avenue Manitowoc, WI 54220 P. 0. Box 903 Representing Manitowoc Calumet Muskego, WI 53150-0903 Library System Representing Waukesha County Kathy Balcom Federated Library System Racine Public Library 75 Seventh Street Barbara Huntington Racine. WI 53403 South Central Library System
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