November 1-5th Grab and GoEnjoy the Story IN November by Cynthia Rylant found on Grandma’s Househttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4cyQW8q23AStop in and pick up a bag to create your own leaf wreath.
Stop in at the library during November and do the scavenger hunt.
Grab and Go October 25-29thPick up the materials to create a Flying Bat Straw Rocket by Buggy and Buddy .
Looking for a movie this weekend,Check out Hoopla’s movies of the month.https://www.hoopladigital.com/collection/11095All you need is a Theresa Public Library card that’s up to date with registration information and less than a $10 fine.
HALLOWEEN QUILT RAFFLEReceive 1 raffle ticket each time you check out items at Theresa Public Library for your chance to win this beautiful Halloween quiltQuilt measures 64” long by 50” wide. Enter between October 18th and the 27thDrawing will be held on Wednesday, October 27thHAPPY HALLOWEEN!
We have added a cricut machine to our makerspace . Give us a call 920-448-2342 to make an appointment to create a fauk leather bracelet . This project will take 30 minutes . The machine will be available 1-5:30pm Monday-Thursday, Friday, 1-4pm.
Inside Project at the Library week of Oct. 11-15th.Stop in and Create a mask. Limited supplies.
Grab and Go Pack : Halloween Bookmarks. Stop in October 11-15th and pick up one of the bookmarks to make. There’s a Black Cat, Vampire, pumpkin, and Frankenstein . Templates found at Printable fairy.
Theresa Public Library has added a snap Circuits Light set to our Makerspace. It will be available Oct. 11-15 to give it a try. To use the Snap Circuits Light Electronic Exploration Kit1. Sign up at the Circulation Desk with the Library Assistant2. View the program guidelines and sign the Policy Agreement 3. Collect the quick guide from Librarian or it will be within the box given.4. Take to the back “Maker Space” area to work on Item and if you have any questions, please feel free to see the Library assistant available. Watch the following videos for information on quick start and easy steps to begin your project.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVA-WpL2cawInstructions for the Snap Circuits IMPORTANT to have FRESH BATTERIES, check with the librarian at her desk. This project is recommended for children at least 8 years of age with a good reading ability or the assistance of a parent or older helper. There are over 180 projects, beginning with basics and growing to more sophisticated and difficult projects. The booklet is very self-explanatory. Take a few minutes to go thru the booklet especially the table of contents. There are some basic instructions and there are some very helpful hints on what NOT to do to this circuit board. The goal is to try some new things, make some lights shine, blow some horns and have fun while learning the basics of circuits. Pages 2 and 3 lists each of the parts and has a picture to identify it. Pages 4 and 5 show HOW TO information. Pages 6 thru 8 defines and describes the moving parts of the Snap Circuits. The GRID is where you will set up the layout, and the parts all have areas to be placed back in when complete.
