Summer Reading Program 6/1 - 8/10
Everyone is welcome to join the Summer Reading Challenge for good books, fun activities, and prizes! If you’ve used Beanstack previously with Wicomico Public Library, you’re all set. Log in to your account and you’ll see challenges listed by reader age range.
If you like using a paper version, we have gameboards with fun stickers to track your reading at all Wicomico Public Library locations starting June 1st.
Finish the challenge by August 10th to be in the running for prizes. We'll announce the winners on August 12th. Join us for a summer full of reading and fun!
Getting Started
Online or offline, it’s easy to participate in the summer reading challenge! Use Beanstack online or download the app from Google Play or the App Store. Follow the prompts to create a user account, then add readers to the account to include the whole family. Available challenges appear by the age of each reader. Have a question? Staff are available to help you get started.
Paper options are fun, too! Stop by a branch location to collect one of the gameboards, or find us at a community event this summer. Additional copies of the game boards are available below. Paper game boards can be used independently or online with Beanstack.
Prizes
To be in the running for prizes, complete the challenge by August 10th. We'll announce the winners on August 12th.
Join us for a summer full of reading and fun!
Print out a copy of the gameboards:
Storywalk in the Parks
Want to read a book but still enjoy the great outdoors? This Summer the Library is partnering with Wicomico County Recreation and Parks to bring Storywalks® to four local parks:
6/10 - 6/24: Winterplace Park
7/1 - 7/15: Cedar Hill Marina
7/22 - 8/5: Kilbirnie Park
8/12 - 8/26: San Domingo Park
Storytime and Craft
Mobile Services will have a Storytime Craft at each park as a special event. Come for stories, music, and a craft! Starting at 10 am.
6/13 - Winterplace Park
7/3 - Cedar Hill Marina
7/24 - Kilbirnie Park
8/14 - San Domingo Park
Upcoming Events
Stop by the Sarbanes Branch for an afternoon of wordsmithing with the classic game Scrabble.
Boards and dictionary will be provided for use, but feel free to bring your own, too!
Indian classical dances are rooted in devotion, a majority of them originated as temple dances. Learn about classical dance forms, mudras (hand gestures and finger-postures), and saris in this free 6 session series.
402 W Main St, Fruitland
Learn the basics in our Computer Tutor series!
Self-paced, hands-on learning for just the basics, including:
Children ages 0-5 and their caregivers are invited to join us for free play, developmentally appropriate guided play, and structured activities, all while learning early socialization!
Disclaimer(s)
Attending Children
Children under 8 must be monitored by a guardian who is at least 13 years old to assure the safety and behavior of that child. Children ages 8 and older may visit the library independently provided they are able to care for themselves and are able to understand and follow the Library’s Behavior Guidelines.
1401 Camden Ave.
