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Enjoy these pictures of a visit from PRO Martial Arts March 2015. Kids ages 3-6 were trained in martial arts. For more details about dates and times for upcoming children’s programs, please check the Huntley Area Public Library’s official website, the print or online copy of the library’s newsletter The Whole Story. PRO Martial Arts March 2015 [fsg_gallery id=”48″]
Enjoy our gallery of photos from the Lego Club February 2015 children’s program. Lego Club has continued to be so popular we have two sessions each month. Lego Club is a monthly program at the Huntley Area Public Library. Usually this program takes place on the last Monday of the month. It is geared towards families of 5-12 year olds. A volunteer offers the kids a challenge to build or they can just use their imaginations. Look for your creations on our … Read more
Enjoy these pictures from Art Discovery February 2015. Kids made chalk outlines of city skylines at night. Very colorful! Art Discovery is a program at the Huntley Area Public Library geared toward 3rd through 5th graders. It is usually planned every other month. For more details about dates and times for upcoming Art Discovery programs, please check the Huntley Area Public Library’s official website, the print or online copy of the library’s newsletter The Whole … Read more
This month, Tweens got tangled up with this string art project! For Project Tween String Art, each person designed and created a one-of-a-kind piece of art to admire and enjoy.
Over one hundred kids finished and turned in their Winter Reading logs to receive a prize! Enjoy photos of some of our program finishers as they picked out their prizes. More than 300 kids participated in our Winter Reading program “Get Your Mitts on a Good Book” this year. Thanks to the Chicago Wolves for helping to sponsor this program. Winter Reading Program Finishers January 2015 [fsg_gallery id=”44″]
Enjoy our gallery of photos from the Pajamarama February 2015 children’s program. This month at Pajamarama we talked about friendship. We shared about our friends and read several books about friends, including “Rooting for You” by Susan Hood. Then we made our own heart flower to remind us of the importance of friendship. Pajamarama is a monthly story time program at the Huntley Area Public Library that usually takes place on the second Tuesday of the month. It is geared … Read more
Harry Potter fans met in our “Room of Requirement” for a magical evening. Whether a wizard or a muggle, all had a chance to make a wand. Other activities included playing pin-the-nose on The Dark Lord, taking turns with the “sorting hat” and channeling their inner wizard. Be on the lookout for wizards! Harry Potter Reading Night was a program geared for youth ten-years-old and up at the Huntley Area Public Library. For more details, dates and times for … Read more
Enjoy these adorable pictures of our Read to a Dog program in February. Each month, families get reading practice with an animal friend. Plus, the pets are doggone good listeners! Read to a Dog is a monthly program for families at the Huntley Area Public Library. The volunteer animals are licensed therapy dogs and are accompanied by their owners for the program. Families sign up for a fifteen minute time slot. Readers can bring a book from home or … Read more
Enjoy our gallery of photos from the Lego Club January 2015 children’s program. Lego Club has continued to be so popular we have two sessions each month. Lego Club is a monthly story time program at the Huntley Area Public Library. Usually this program takes place on the last Monday of the month. It is geared towards families of 5-12 year olds. A volunteer offers the kids a challenge to build or they can just use their imaginations. Look for your … Read more
The Project Tween Self-Portrait Party was fun for all! Enjoy our gallery of photos from this January 2015 children’s program. Tweens brought a picture of themselves and their artistic abilities. We provided the canvas and the paint. They were asked to express themselves on canvas in a self-portrait, using acrylic paints.