Posts Tagged Green Bay
Summer Reading Programs in Full Swing
Summer Reading Programs: Carnival, Fun with Cutting & Pasting, Otto Goes to the Library, Father's Day Craft
Take part in a summer reading program at the Brown County Libraries. There’s one for everyone!
Add comment June 26, 2009
Un-Valentine’s Day Party- Think Outside the Chocolate Box
Join us for Southwest’s
After Hours Un-Valentine’s Day Party
Friday, February 13th 5-7pm
Grades 5+, Call 492-4910 to pre-register
Here are some ideas on how to throw an Un-Valentine’s Day Party:
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Encourage kids to wear black
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Play un-love songs in the background
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Un-valentine making table: Make a valentine for a friend or family member
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Pointless Poetry table: Imitation parchment paper (for writing not for cooking!), pens, and examples of silly poetry are available for kids to create non-romantic poems
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Alone Time table
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Cookie decorating table: Heart shaped sugar cookie halves, frosting and sprinkles available for kids to create their own un-valentine cookies
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Create a personalized candy heart picture at Acme Heart Maker like this
Add comment January 15, 2009
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteers are important to the success of the Brown County Library and to the delivery of its services to the citizens of Green Bay. In 2007, the Southwest Branch Library had 59 people (children, teens and adults) volunteer their time for a total of 893.5 hours!
If any of the following volunteer positions interests you, please stop in or give us a call at 920-492-4910. Thanks!
Basic Internet and/or Basic Microsoft Word Trainer
We’ve had overwhelming responses for Adult Basic Internet and Basic Microsoft Word trainings. Trainings are currently held Thursdays and Fridays 9am-10am, but we can adjust times to fit your schedule. We have prepared materials and training outlines to use.
Landscaping/Picking up Litter
Help beautify the library and maintain a clean, welcoming look. Tools and materials provided by the Library.
Decorations
Artsy and creative? Help with planning and putting up decorations on the Library’s windows and bulletin boards. Materials will be provided.
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Add comment October 20, 2008
