Calendar of Events - Milwaukee Public Library

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Calendar of Events
For the Milwaukee Public Library • May-August 2016
• Family events
Summer Reading...pp 3-5
Play and Learn at Washington Park...p 6
Captain America Celebration...p 8
Saturdays at Central...p 12
• Children ages 0 – 5
Story Times...pp 16-17
• Children ages 6 – 12
Be a Super Reader...p 3
LEGOS and Art...p 14
Teacher in the Library...p 15
• ‘Tweens (children ages 8-12)
Saturday Afternoons for ‘Tweens...p 13
• Parents
Lunch and Learn...p 2
• Child care teachers
Continuing Education classes...pp 18-19
in Spanish...p 19
• Programas en español
Para familias...p 7
Para proveedores de
cuidado infantil...p 19
• Library locations and hours...p 20
• Registration information...p 2
Teen events are in a separate calendar. Pick
up a copy at your library or visit www.mpl.org
A Message From the City Librarian
mpl.org
Summer may be here, but the learning doesn’t stop. The Milwaukee Public Library is here to support
you as you encourage your children to continue learning while on break from school. We do this not
only through the information in our books and databases, but by providing enriching and engaging
classes and programs. While these programs are designed to be fun and entertaining, they serve a
much more important purpose – to help build a child’s background knowledge. Background knowledge, or prior knowledge, is simply everything you already know about a subject. Studies have
shown the greater amount of background knowledge children have, the easier it will be for them to
learn about new things, and their likelihood of succeeding in school increases.
Some easy ways to increase your child’s background knowledge are:
1) Make reading a part of their day
2) Check out books on a wide variety of topics
3) Attend library programs and then talk about them with your child
4) Complete the summer reading program and earn coupons to visit museums, the zoo, or see a play.
The library is your destination for lifelong learning, helping you and your family read, learn, and connect with books,
programs and community partners.
Program Registration Information
Programs that require registration will note that in the description. There are three ways to register:
1) By phone ― call 286-3011 | 2) In person ― see any librarian, or | 3) Online at mpl.org. Use the Events, Programs and Classes
Calendar under RESOURCES to search for your class or program and fill out the registration information.
For Parents
Lunch and
Learn
Enjoy lunch on
us and discover
something new
over your lunch
hour that will
assist in making
you a great parent.
Discover library resources for you and your family. We’ll
provide Cousins Subs, chips and water.
Central Community Room 1, Wednesdays, 12:15-1 pm
Doors open at noon. Lunch will be available starting at
noon. Registration is required and seating is limited.
Thank you to Cousins Subs for supporting our Lunch
and Learn Series.
Raising a Super Reader - May 4
Reading for pleasure is a lifelong habit that begins in
childhood. This fun and informative session will provide
tips and tricks for getting your child to read more and feel
like a Super Reader.
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Summer Reading for Adults - Jun 1
It’s not just for kids! Play Book Bingo for a chance to win
prizes. We’ll give you a head start with ideas for crossing
off categories on your bingo card like ‘one word title’ and
‘blue cover.’ Even if you don’t play bingo with us, you’ll
leave with a list of great books to read this summer –
ideas including mysteries, history and much more.
Money Smart. Life Smart - Jul 6
Get your teen set up for lifelong financial success! Local
financial literacy experts from Make a Difference, WI will
be at the library to give you ideas on how to teach your
teen about budgeting, saving, banking, credit and more.
Career Exploration: A Parent’s Guide - Aug 3
Learn about tools and techniques you can use to help
your child explore careers. Great for parents of Teens
and Tweens who are making important decisions as they
select high school classes and plan for post-secondary
education.
For a full listing go to www.mpl.org/foryou/parents.php
Be a Super Reader This Summer!
Be a Super Reader!
For kids ages 12 and younger.
Kids, Dr. Brain Drain is at it again! He’s just waiting for you to not read this summer so
he can slowly steal some of your brain power to use for himself to be the smartest villain
around. The only way to truly defeat him is to read, listen to someone else read, or read to
someone else. Yes, that’s right, reading defeats Dr. Brain Drain – so read, read,
read all summer long.
• Visit any Milwaukee Public Library to officially sign-up beginning May 16.
Use your reading folder to track the minutes you read or are read to.
• Receive a yard sign to let the city know you are a Super Reader and are
reading to defeat Dr. Brain Drain!
• As you read this summer you can earn food coupons, free admission to
fun places around town, and a free book for your home library.
• Join us each week for special events and classes featuring
magicians, live animals, and more!
Thanks to Our Generous Super Reader Donors!
Super Hero
Academy Kickoff
Ralph Evinrude Foundation, Inc.
We Energies Foundation
Bader Philanthropies
Stella H. Jones Foundation
Anon Charitable Trust
Calling all Super Readers! Put your
super hero skills and strength to the
test at Super Hero Academy. Then
sign up for our summer reading
program!
Center Street
Tuesday, May 17, 6-7 pm
East
Wednesday, May 18, 6-7 pm
Villard Square
Tuesday, May 24, 6-7:30 pm
Herbert D. Hentzen
Gustav and Gladys Kindt Foundation
Buddy Week!
Special Story Times June 13 – 18
Buddy, the Super Reader dog, needs someone to read to him to defeat
Dr. Brain Drain, just like our youngest children need someone to read to
them. At all our story times this week we’ll be celebrating our reading
buddies!
An art activity and snack will be provided.
Children are invited to bring their favorite
stuffed animal reading buddy. Sign-up for
the Super Reader program will be available
before and after story time. Special Buddy
Pajama Story Times listed on page 16.
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Free Weekly Summer Entertainment for Kids
Atkinson
Central
Tippecanoe Library
Mondays, 2 pm
Jun 20 Ready Readers
Jun 27 Fox and Branch
Jul 4 Closed for holiday
Jul 11 Book Jacket Bingo
Jul 18 Buggy Olympics
Jul 25 Mind, Body and Soul
Aug 1 R.E.T.C. - Reptile Education
Aug 8 Duke Otherwise
Thursdays, 2 pm
Jun 30 Juggler Steve Girman
Jul 7 Duke Otherwise
Jul 14 Jeremy Bryan of Figureheads
Jul 21 Ready Readers
Jul 28 Reptiles and Amphibians
Aug 4 Magician Rick Allen
Aug 11 Book Jacket Bingo
Wednesday, 2 pm
Jun 29 Duke Otherwise
Jul 6 Juggler Steve Girman
Jul 20 Fire and Ice
Jul 27 R.E.T.C. - Reptile Education
Aug 3 Pirates Away
Bay View
East
Villard Square
Tuesdays, 2 pm
(Unless otherwise noted)
*Jun 21 Ms. Kim’s Amazing Animals
Jun 28 Spin Pop Boom
Jul 5 Pirates Away
Jul 12 Princess of Magic
Jul 19 Korean Drumming
Aug 2 Fox and Branch
*(Special times 12:45 & 2 p.m.)
Capitol
Wednesdays, 12:30 pm & repeated
at 1:45 pm
Jun 22 Ready Readers
Jun 29 Ms. Kim’s Amazing Animals
Jul 13 Jeremy Bryan of Figureheads
Jul 27 Fox and Branch
Center Street
Wednesday 2 pm
Jun 22 Mind, Body and Soul
Jul 6 Marvels of Motion
Jul 20 Ready Readers!
Aug 3 Fox and Branch
*Aug 10 Ms. Kim’s Amazing Animals
*(Special times 12:30 & 1:45 p.m.)
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Tuesdays, 2 pm
Jun 21 Fire and Ice
Jun 28 Book Jacket Bingo
Jul 5 Juggler Steve Girman
Jul 26 Pirates Away
Aug 2 Buggy Olympics
Forest Home
Wednesdays, 2 pm
Jun 29 Spin Pop Boom
Jul 6 Café Goofé
Jul 13 Magician Rick Allen
Jul 27 Duke Otherwise
Aug 10 Pint Size Polkas
Martin Luther King
Tuesdays, 2 pm
Jun 21 Jeremy Bryan of Figureheads
Jun 28 Mind, Body and Soul
Jul 12 Sounds Like Science
Aug 2 Fitting In Fitness
Mill Road
Thursdays, 2 pm
*Jun 23 Jeremy Bryan of Figureheads
Jul 7 Pirates Away
*Jul 14 Princess of Magic
*Jul 28 Mind, Body and Soul
Aug 4 R.E.T.C. - Reptile Education
*(Special times 1 & 2:15 p.m.)
Mondays, 2 p.m.
Jun 27 R.E.T.C. - Reptile Education
Jul 25 Spin Pop Boom
Aug 8 Ready Readers
Washington Park
Mondays, 12:30 p.m. & repeated at
1:45 p.m.
Jul 18 Up, Up and Away
Jul 25 Pirates Away
Zablocki
Mondays, 2 p.m.
Jun 27 Duke Otherwise
Jul 11 Princess of Magic
Aug 1 Ready Readers
* (Special times 12:30 & 1:45 pm)
Summer Entertainment Descriptions
Book Jacket Bingo
Play bingo based on contemporary
children’s literature.
Buggy Olympics with Wehr
Nature Center Outreach
This program combines putting on
a show, competition and bugs!
Participants will explore the theater
process as they perform a puppet
show based on the book, The
Bugliest Bug by Carol Diggory
Shields.
Café Goofé with Kidsplay
This hilarious, interactive cooking
show features master chefs
Gueseppi Boloney and Jean-Pierre
Croissant. Learn “the Three C’s” of
cooking: “Cooperate, Create, and
Careful.”
Duke Otherwise
Duke Otherwise is a playful wordsmith, a spirited performer, a skilled
guitarist and captivating tap-dancer.
Using his distinct baritone, he sings
his hilarious and imaginative songs.
Fire and Ice with Mad Science
See impressive science experiments
that include foggy dry ice storms and
giant floating beach balls. Taste a
“burp” potion and be amazed by
sizzling, shivering scissors and
special bubbly showers.
Fitting In Fitness
with Kidsplay
Healthy living has never been this
much fun! Your abs are sure to get a
workout just from the fits of laughter.
Fox and Branch
Kick up your heels to the fiddlin’
good music of Fox and Branch.
Jeremy Bryan of
The Figureheads
Jeremy Bryan is an award-winning
artist and author. Be inspired by
beats, rhymes, and stories that
encourage lifelong learning and
joyful engagement in relationships.
Juggler Steve Girman
Steve Girman mixes juggling, music
and storytelling into a captivating
performance.
Korean Drumming
Students will use their hands
and special sticks to learn about
traditional Korean drumming.
Magician Rick Allen
R.E.T.C. - Reptile Education
Through Contact
Experience the beauty and wonder
of the reptile world. See/feel for
yourself that reptiles are not the evil,
slimy creatures many think they are.
All animals are tame and have been
ambassadors for at least two years.
Ready Readers with Kidsplay
Gasp with amazement when a
beautiful white dove and rabbit
magically appear. You may be
chosen to be suspended in mid-air!
Two bold super heroes find themselves without their amazing powers.
With the help of the audience they
use reading to save the day!
Marvels of Motion with Mad
Reptiles and Amphibians
Science
with Schlitz Audubon Nature
Center
Explore Isaac Newton’s laws of
motion in this engaging physics
performance. Observe the power of
forces including gravity, centrifugal
force, inertia and more. Harness
the power of these forces to create
astonishing jet packs!
Mind, Body and Soul Line
Dancing
So you think you can dance? Mind,
Body & Soul Dancers provide stepby-step instructions to urban line
dances like the Wobble, the Cha Cha
Slide and the Cupid Shuffl e.
Students will get a hands-on look at
the snakes, turtles, lizards, frogs,
and salamanders of Wisconsin and
learn about the many adaptations
these creatures have to live in our
environment. They’ll also learn about
habitats by venturing to these areas
in search of the creatures.
Sounds Like Science with
Mad Science
from small mammals to reptiles!
Make bagpipes out of trash bags
and amplifiers out of cups and
buckets. Metal pipes and rods will
sing and shriek and a shock wave
will create a sound so strong it can
be heard with your skin!
Pint Size Polkas
Spin, Pop, Boom! with Mad
Ms. Kim’s Amazing
Animals Interact with live animals
READY SET, POLKA! Get up and
move to the happy sounds of polka
music with Uncle Mike.
Pirates Away with Kidsplay
Explore the world of two of the most
unknown pirates you’ve never heard
of as they guide you through the
lesser known and extremely silly
details of pirate life.
Princess of Magic
- Julie Sobanski
This “Magicienne” is not your
ordinary princess! Marvel and
laugh during this interactive magic
show.
Science
Defy gravity! Hear the exotic sounds
of the didgeridoo. Take part in
experiments. See an explosion of
foam!
Up, Up and Away with Mad
Science
Learn about the principles of air and
pressure as a soda bottle is crushed
before your very eyes. The Mad
Scientist will make a hot air balloon
out of a dry cleaning bag and
demonstrate how a parachute works.
See an incredible exothermic
reaction and watch a hovercraft in
action.
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For Families
Jun 25 - Bugs, Bugs, Bugs
Listen to stories, sing songs and do finger plays all about
bugs! There will also be a butterfly craft and bug games
to play.
Jul 2 - Ice Cream Parlor
Join us as we work at the ice cream parlor. Put on your
apron, roll up your sleeves and grab a scoop! Take turns
working the cash register, taking orders and cleaning up
the shop as we explore one of summer’s favorite spots.
Join us each Saturday morning from 10:30–11:30 am
in the story nook for imaginative play for families with
young children. Each program is designed as a fun
family outing that also incorporates development of early
literacy skills.
May 7 - Puppets, Stories, and Fun with Kathy Luck
Storyteller Kathy Luck presents a lively program of silly
stories and songs with her crazy puppet friends.
May 14 - Pet Parade
Gather your critters; it’s time for some fun! We will
use our bodies and imaginations to gallop like horses,
scamper like mice, “swim” our hands, and fly scarves like
birds—all the while developing motor skills, vocabulary,
imagination, and more.
May 21 - Post Office
Create a card, letter or package and take turns setting
up routes, delivering and receiving mail. Develop literacy
skills during this fun-filled, hands-on interactive hour of
stories and play.
May 28 - Library Closed for Memorial Day
Jun 4 - Stretching with Storybooks
Streeeetch while reading books with YogaConnects LLC!
Work on the balancing, stretching and breathing techniques used in yoga based on the characters in the book.
Jun 11 - How Do You Feel?
Understanding and managing emotions can be complicated, but using music to explore and identify different
feelings, their causes, and how we can navigate them,
can be useful (and even fun)!
Jun 18 - Flower Shop
Practice helping out at the florist’s shop. Help customers, arrange flowers, run the cash register, and write up
orders. There is so much to do at our busy floral shop!
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Jul 9 - Silly All Over
Catch a case of the giggles. Motor skills and self-control
get a workout with plenty of stop-and-go motions,
energy gets tapped with plenty of up-and-down, and
sense of humor gets a tickle with silly sounds, silly movements, finger plays, and fun. Hold onto your funny bone,
because you’re about to get Silly All Over!
Jul 16 - Stretching with Storybooks
Streeeetch while reading books with YogaConnects LLC!
Work on the balancing, stretching and breathing
techniques used in yoga based on the characters in the
book.
Jul 23 - Fun with Food
Grab a book, have a listen, take a look. Listen to
stories that sound yummy, make a fruit kabob for your
little tummy. Looking forward to a fun filled day. Come
one, come all, hooray, hooray!
Jul 30 - Messy Art
Listen to a great story then create a fun project to take
home. Remember to wear your smock!
Aug 6 - Beach Days
Grab your beach ball, we’re going to the beach! Crabs
are scuttling, toes are wiggling, waves are crashing,
and the sun is shining. We’ll enjoy favorite songs and
dances, do an Octopus Hula, jump on a banana boat,
and then snuggle up and happily relax to gentle beach
sounds and songs.
Aug 13 - Camping
Go on a pretend nature hike, sing camp songs, and roast
marshmallows. Then we’ll pitch a tent and settle in for
some camp stories.
Aug 20 - Puppets, Stories, and Fun with Kathy Luck
Storyteller Kathy Luck presents a lively program of silly
stories and songs with her crazy puppet friends.
Aug 27 - Pete the Cat
Join us for fun with our friend “Pete the Cat.” After story
time, we will play games inspired by Pete’s adventures.
For Families/Para Familias
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo!
Make your own piñata just in time to celebrate Mexican Heritage.
Decora una piñata especial para celebrar la herencia Mexicana.
Forest Home
Thursday, May 5, 11 am-noon
Juega y aprende
¡Jueguen con nosotros! Las familias con niños pequeños
son bienvenidas a una hora divertida e interactiva con
cuentos y actividades de juego. Aprendan cuán fácil es
desarrollar las destrezas de alfabetización a través del
juego y la lectura.
¡Traigan la imaginación! Es un programa gratuito y no se
requiere inscripción previa. Un adulto debe acompañar a
los niños al programa. Juega y aprende se llevará a cabo
el tercer miércoles de cada mes, de 6-7 p.m.
La florería - Ayuda a los clientes, arregla las flores, opera la
caja registradora y solicita la información necesaria para los
pedidos de los clientes. ¡Hay mucho que hacer
en nuestra florería concurrida!
Biblioteca Forest Home - 18 de mayo
La heladería - ¡Acompáñanos a la heladería! Ponte el
delantal, arremángate la camisa y agarra la cuchara para
helado. Túrnate operando la caja registradora, tomando
las órdenes de los clientes y limpiando la heladería
mientras exploramos uno de los lugares favoritos del
verano.
Biblioteca Zablocki - 15 de junio
Ir de campamento - Imagínate ir de excursión a la
naturaleza, cantar canciones de campamento y “asar”
malvaviscos en una fogata. Luego, armamos las tiendas
de campaña y compartimos historias de campamento.
Biblioteca Forest Home - 20 de julio
¡En la granja! - Trabajemos juntos en la granja porque el
trabajo compartido es más divertido. Juguemos a ser
granjeros y sembremos, cuidemos, y cosechemos nuestros
productos agrícolas. Después, vendamos las frutas y
verduras a nuestros clientes.
Biblioteca Zablocki - 17 de Agosto
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For Families
Captain America Celebration:
Movie and Book Signing!
Join Bay View Library and Boswell Books in celebrating the most awesome of super heroes: Captain America!
Come for popcorn, crafts and a showing of the movie, Captain America: The First Avenger on Wednesday, April 27
and return on May 5 to meet Matt Forbeck, the author of Marvel’s Captain America: The Ultimate Guide to The First
Avenger and take part in a book signing, trivia contest and other fun activities. Books will be for sale by Boswell
Books at the book signing. Costumes are encouraged! Captain America: The First Avenger is rated PG-13; children
12 and under must be accompanied by an adult or have a permission slip signed by a parent to attend.
Bay View
Wednesday, Apr 27, 5:30 pm: Movie
Thursday, May 5, 4:30 pm: Book Signing
“Tar Beach” Beach Party
May the Fourth Be With You
Come dressed as your favorite galactic
character to celebrate Star Wars. Test
your Jedi skills, make your own light
saber and Yoda puppets as a family.
Forest Home
Wednesday, May 4, 6-7 pm
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Celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Caldecott Honor
Book “Tar Beach” by Faith Ringgold by attending a
beach party at the library. Show off your creativity by
making “sand” castles, playing beach-themed games
and enjoying beach snacks.
Capitol
Wednesday, Aug 17, 5:30-6:15 pm
Mill Road
Tuesday, Aug 16, 5:30-6:15 pm
For Families
Spin, Pop, Boom! with Mad Science
Super-Sized Game Day
Kick off Summer Reading with an all-day gamestravaganza! Play large-scale versions of favorite games like
Candy Land, Jenga and Scrabble.
Tippecanoe
Saturday, Jun 18, 10:30 am-4:30 pm
Game Night at the Library
Play various board games and put puzzles together, try
out the Wii and enjoy snacks.
Center Street
Monday, Jun 27, 6-7:30 pm
Zablocki
Monday, Jul 11, 6:15-7:30 pm
Villard Square
Tuesday, Jul 19, 6-7:30 pm
Kick off Summer Reading with a BANG! Be amazed when
the Mad Scientist is able to defy gravity in this energetic
and spectacular special event. Listen to the exotic sounds
of the didgeridoo tubes. Watch as the Mad Scientist creates an extra hand to help with some of the more complicated experiments. The grand finale features an explosion
of foam! After the show, sign up for Summer Reading
while enjoying a light snack.
Mill Road
Tuesday, Jun 14, 5:30-6:30 pm
Capitol
Wednesday, Jun 15, 5:30-6:30 pm
Dads and Donuts!
Celebrate dad with his favorite treat and coffee. Fathers,
uncles and grandpas are the special guests for story time
featuring books on everything “dad.” Treats for the kids,
too.
Atkinson
Wednesday, Jun 15, 6-7 pm
Forest Home
Saturday, Jun 18, 11 am-noon
Pint Size Polkas
READY, SET, POLKA! Get up and move to the happy
sounds of polka music with Uncle Mike. Remember, the
family that polkas together has fun together!
Bay View
Monday, Jun 6, 6-7 pm
Exploring Nature at Washington Park!
Join us as the Urban Ecology Center and the Washington Park
branch collaborate for an afternoon of fun and discovery! We’ll start
out learning about science and nature at the library, then head over
to Washington Park and use what we’ve learned to explore the park.
For children of all ages, parents welcome!
Washington Park
Wednesdays, Jun 22, Jul 6, Jul 20, Aug 3, 1-3 pm
Schlitz Audubon Society: Reptiles & Amphibians
Get a hands-on look at the snakes, turtles, lizards, frogs, and salamanders of Wisconsin. Learn about the many
adaptations, structural and behavioral, that these creatures have made in order to live in our environment.
Zablocki
Forest Home
Monday, Aug 15, 2-3 pm
Wednesday, Aug 24, 2-3 pm
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For Families
Trivia@Tippecanoe: Harry Potter
Test your wizarding knowledge at this all-ages trivia contest as challenging as the
Tri-Wizard Tournament! Teams can consist of no more than 6 people, and prizes will be
awarded to the high score winners. Bonus points for costumes and best team name!
Tippecanoe
Monday, Jul 11, 6-7:30 pm
Frozen iin JJuly
F
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Party
It’s hot outside but it’s Frozen in our Community Rooms! Join us for a program based
on all things Frozen. Crafts, games, activities and goodies will cool you off. We may
even build a snow man just like Olaf!
Bay View
Wednesday, Jul 13, 6-7 pm
Atkinson
Saturday, Jul 16, 1-2 pm
Captain Underpants
If you love Captain Underpants books, play underwear toss, bingo and trivia, and listen
to an excerpt from one of the books in the Captain Underpants series.
Atkinson
Monday, Jul 18, 6-7 pm
Winnie the Pooh Celebration
Celebrate A.A. Milne’s classic Winnie the Pooh with a Winnie the Pooh story, craft,
game, and snack!
Martin Luther King
Wednesday, Jul 20, 2-3 pm
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
Celebrate Roald Dahl’s 100th birthday with an interactive showing of the classic movie
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. We’ll add even more fun to the flick by using
props, eating sweet treats and singing along. Costumes are encouraged!
Center Street
Saturday, Jul 30, 1-3 pm
Tippecanoe
Saturday, Jul 30, 2:30-4:30 pm
Last Stop on Market Street Story Time
The Newbery award-winning picture book Last Stop on Market Street by Matt de la
Peña celebrates the positive power of neighborhoods. All ages are welcome for stories,
activities and a snack.
Atkinson
Saturday, Aug 13, 1-2 pm
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For Families
Bay View Family Book Club
The Book Scavenger by Jennifer Chambliss Bertman.
If your family likes to read together, join us for the Bay View Family Book Club. This summer’s selection is The Book
Scavenger by Jennifer Chambliss Bertman. The Book Scavenger is a book for book lovers, puzzle lovers, and treasure
hunters. In fact, to get you into the treasure hunting mood, we will hide copies of the book around the Bay View area,
starting in June. We will give hints each week to where they might be (first hint: have you ever noticed how many Little
Free Libraries there are in Bay View?) The hints will be published each week on the Milwaukee Public Library website
(MPL.org -on the “Your Branch @ MPL” blog) and on the official Book Scavenger website (bookscavenger.com). So
search for your own copy or check one out from the library and take part in a book discussion and activities based on
the book on August 15th.
Bay View
Book Explorers
Families are encouraged to join us once a month as we read aloud the first chapter of a book, followed by a fun activity, craft or game. The book does not need to be read in advance. Program is designed for ages 8 and up.
Tippecanoe
Thursdays, 4-5 pm
May 19 - Story Thieves by James Riley
Jul 21 - Wonderstruck by Brian Selznick
Jun 16 - The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett
Aug 11 - Matilda by Roald Dahl
(held in the Tippecanoe Secret Garden)
Back-to-School Games Night
Relax before school starts by trying your hand at a
variety of video and board games.
East
Bedtime Math
Keep little brains strong during the summer with Bedtime
Math. Attend this event of stories and mathematically
driven crafts and activities and receive a Bedtime Math
packet to keep up before school starts again.
Forest Home
Wednesday, Jul 13, 6-6:45 pm
Crazy 8 Math Games
Learning is fun during this night of games
that teaches kids basic mathematical
concepts ranging from hands-on
geometry to elementary physics.
Capitol
Tuesday, Jul 12, 5:30-6:30 pm
Mill Road
Tuesday, Jul 19, 5:30-6:30 pm
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Saturdays at Central
Family programs every Saturday at 10:30 am in the Central Library Betty Brinn Children’s Room. Designed for
families to play and learn together.
May 7
Jul 9
Pizza Parlor
The Pizza Parlor is a perfect place for children to explore
learning opportunities and reading and writing in a real
life situation.
Stretching with Storybooks
Stre-e-e-tch while reading books with YogaKids
Milwaukee LLC! Work on the balancing, stretching and
breathing techniques used in yoga based on the
characters in the book.
May 14
Major Music for Minors
Sing, listen and play rhythm instruments while moving to
music. Children develop motor, listening and sequencing
skills, learn to take turns, share, concentrate and develop
an appreciation for music.
Jul 16
Camping
Go on a pretend nature hike, sing camp songs, and roast
marshmallows. Then we’ll pitch a tent and settle in for
some camp stories.
May 21
July 23
Sunset Play House—The Little Red Hen: Remix
The Little Red Hen is a time-tested tale about hard work
and its rewards. When the hen asks for help from other
animals they say “not I.” But boy, do they want to eat the
cake that she bakes!
July 30
May 28 – closed for Memorial Day
Jun 4
Princess of Magic
This “Magicienne” is not your ordinary princess! Marvel
and laugh during this interactive magic show.
Jun 11
Tim Glander Family Magic Program
Enjoy a mix of magic, puppetry, balloon twisting, optical
illusions and interactive vaudevillian entertainment.
Jun 18
First Stage presents Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse
Through interactive dramatic activities, parents and
children will explore Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse by
creating characters, discussing solutions to obstacles,
and thinking from different characters’ perspectives.
Jun 25
Storylore with Jean-Andrew
Enjoy a rollicking program of family fun with interactive
tales told by storyteller Jean-Andrew.
Jul 2
Dinosaur Dig
Dinosaur Dig is a perfect place for children to explore
learning opportunities, new vocabulary and reading and
writing in a real-life situation with their parent(s) and/or
caregiver.
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Eating the Alphabet
Learn about upper and lower case letters while being
introduced to tasty foods from around the world.
The Magic Boat presents Let’s Fly!: A History of Air
Travel
Puppet characters bring the wonders of flight to life
through the power of storytelling, songs and laughter.
Aug 6
Grocery Store
The Grocery Store is a perfect place for children to
explore learning opportunities and reading and writing in
a real life situation.
Aug 13
Puppets, Stories and Fun with Kathy Luck
Silly stories and songs with Kathy’s crazy puppet friends.
Aug 20
Get Creative with Eric Carle
Listen to stories by Eric Carle and create a mixed-media
collage based on his work.
Aug 27
Major Music for Minors
Sing, listen and play rhythm instruments while moving to
music. Children develop motor, listening and sequencing
skills, learn to take turns, share, concentrate and
develop an appreciation for music.
Parking options for Central Library
There is metered parking around Central. Meters are free
after 6 pm and on Saturday and Sunday; however, time
limits are enforced at all times. For additional parking
near Central Library, go to www.parkmilwaukee.com.
Saturday Afternoons at Central for ‘Tweens
Special activities designed for children age 8 – 12. Join us each Saturday afternoon for something fun.
May 7, 12:30-3:30 pm
Jun 25, 2-3 pm
Chess Club Chess Seminar
An intensive class for beginners who want to get serious
about chess. Lessons include playing, strategy, patterns
and tactics. Includes time for open play with a chess
expert on hand to assist. Space is limited; registration is
required.
LEGO Club
We provide the LEGOs, you provide the imagination.
Join other LEGO enthusiasts for an afternoon of building
based on a monthly theme. What will you build?
May 7, 2-2:30 pm
Saturday Crafternoon: Fiber and Fabric Fun
Release your creativity with interesting crafts from knotting a friendship bracelet to simple weaving using string,
yarn and various fabrics.
Art Workshop - Artists Working in Education (A.W.E.)
Begin with a read aloud and discussion of an author or
illustrator led by an A.W.E. artist. Then work on imaginative art activities relevate to the book or artistic theme of
the day. (See p. 14 for more information.)
May 14, 2-2:30 pm
See May 7 for description.
May 21, 1-2:30 pm
Chess Club
Open play chess for all levels. One-on-one instruction on
a first-come, first-served basis.
May 21, 2-2:30 pm
May 28
Jul 2, 2-3 pm
Jul 9, 2-2:45 pm
Yoga for Tweens
Learn fun yoga poses and breath play that help strengthen the body, increase focus and concentration, relieve
stress, and help you feel great. Led by Stephanie Sandy
of YogaConnects.
Jul 16, 1-2:30 pm
Chess Club
Jul 23, 2-3 pm
Cool Chemistry Concoctions
Join Mr. Todd for this fun and interactive science
program using things easily found in most households.
Closed for Memorial Day holiday.
Jul 30, 2-2:45 pm
Jun 4, 1-2:30 pm
Wisconsin Conservatory of Music Bucket Drumming
Make music with a 5-gallon bucket and a pair of
drumsticks. Learn basic rhythm patterns and create an
original piece of music to accompany a traditional story.
Chess Club
June 4, 2-2:30 pm
Jun 11, 2-3 pm
Tim Glander Magic workshop for Tweens
A one hour workshop in which students will learn to do
magic with everyday objects such as pens, pencils,
rubber bands and even fish! Also, at this meeting Tim will
reveal for the first time, the secret of x-ray vision!
Jun 18, 1-2:30 pm
Chess Club
Aug 6, 1-2:30 pm
Chess Club
Aug 13, 2-3 pm
Face painting 101
Learn the basics of face painting with an experienced
face painter.
Aug 20, 1-2:30 pm
Chess Club
Aug 27, 2-2:45 pm
Wisconsin Conservatory of Music Bucket Drumming
See July 30 for description.
Parking Options for Central Library
There is metered parking around Central. Meters are free after 6 pm and on Saturday and Sunday; however, time limits are
enforced at all times. For additional parking near Central Library, go to www.parkmilwaukee.com.
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For Ages 6-12
ART
presented by A.W.E. Artists Working in Education
A drop-in program designed for children in Grades K5-5, although older siblings are welcome. Each visit begins with
an A.W.E. artist reading aloud a story or two and then discussing the book or illustrator. Participants will then work
on imaginative art activities relevant to the book or artistic theme for the day. This is a great opportunity to be creative, try new techniques and have fun expressing your artistic point of view. Everyone gets to take home their creations. Families are encouraged to attend and make art together! This program is a collaboration with the Milwaukee
Public Library and Artists Working in Education, Inc. (A.W. E.) with support from The Greater Milwaukee Foundation,
Ruth Grotenrath and Schomer Lichtner Fund, MPS Parternship for the Arts and Humanities, as well as support of
generous individual donors.
Tippecanoe
Tuesday, May 3, 10, 17, 24, 6-7:30 pm
Central
Saturday, May 7, 14, 21, Jun 4, 2-3:30 pm
Wimpy Kid Summer
Camp
Celebrate World UFO
Day!
Celebrate the start of summer
with your favorite characters
from the Wimpy Kid books!
Play games, make crafts to
take home and impress your
friends with your knowledge of
the books.
Washington Park
Wednesday, Jun 29, 2-3 pm
Celebrate the unknown with
fun alien stories and crafts!
Fill an Intergalactic Passport
by finding the planets around
the library.
Forest Home
Saturday, Jul 2, 11 am-noon
LEGO
BUILDERS
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Make your own community with LEGOs. See how
much more you can build with some practice.
Zablocki
Mondays, May 9 and Jun 6, 4-5 pm
Thursdays, Jul 7 and Aug 11, 1-2 pm
Forest Home
Wednesdays, May 25, Jun 29, Jul 27, Aug 31, 6-7 pm
For Ages 6-12
Hunt for Pirate
Treasure!
Have you ever dreamed of finding
where X marks the spot? Follow
the clues to discover the hidden
treasure!
Washington Park
Draw Your Own Comic
Back-to-School
Time to laugh with comic book
reading time! After that, make
your own story with lots of colorful drawings. Use a comic strip
template and fill it in with your
own creative art and stories.
Learn to draw your favorite book
characters, too!
Forest Home
Getting ready for school? Have
fun playing board games and
playing bingo to win cool back-toschool prizes!
Atkinson
Martin Luther King
Teacher in the Library
Last day for Teacher in the Library is Thursday, June 2, 2016.
Teachers are available after school at selected libraries to assist students in
grades 1 through 8 and their parents with homework help, academic support
and encouragement. Children under 8 years old must be accompanied by a
responsible adult.
Mondays-Tuesdays-Wednesdays, 3:30-6:30 pm
Thursdays, 3:30-5:30 pm
Teachers will help students:
• focus
• use appropriate learning strategies
• find the best resources for completing
their homework assignments
• find books appropriate for their
reading level
Teachers will help parents:
• learn ways to help their children at
home with school assignments
• by answering questions they have
regarding their child’s homework
Atkinson
Bay View
Capitol
Center Street
Forest Home (bilingual
Spanish teacher available)
Martin Luther King
Mill Road
Villard Square
Washington Park
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Story Times for Ages 0-5
Playgroup With Stories
Preschool Story Time
A 20-minute story time for children and their parents or
guardian is followed by open play time with a variety of
age-appropriate, educational toys. Story time includes
plenty of finger plays, songs or other participatory activities that help children learn important literacy skills.
Central
9:30-11 am
Every Wednesday for children ages 2 and under with a
parent or guardian.
East
10-11:30 am
Every Thursday for children ages 2 and under with a parent or guardian.
Tippecanoe
10:30-11:30 am
Every Friday for children ages 1 to 4 with a parent or
guardian.
Zablocki
10:30-11:30 am
Every Thursday for children ages 1 to 4 with a parent or
guardian.
Preschoolers are invited for fun stories, songs, and finger
plays all designed to help them develop important literacy
skills needed prior to learning how to read. Child care
centers are welcome.
Atkinson
Thursdays, 10:30-11:15 am
Bay View
Thursdays, 10:30-11 am
Child care providers please call to register, 286-3011.
Capitol
Center Street
Central
Tuesdays, 10:30-11 am
Forest Home
Martin Luther King
Fridays, 10-10:30 am
Mill Road
Villard Square
Fridays, 10:30-11:15 am
Washington Park
Buddy Week!
Special Story Times
June 13 – 18
Buddy, the Super Reader dog, needs someone to read to him
to defeat Dr. Brain Drain, just like our youngest children need
someone to read to them. At all our story times this week
we’ll be celebrating
g our reading buddies! An art activity and
snack will be provided. Children are
invited to bring their favorite stuffed
animal reading buddy. Sign-up for
the Super Reader program will be
available before and after story time.
Buddy Pajama Story Time
Join Buddy the Super Reader Dog for a special PJ S
Story Time and help defeat Dr. Brain Drain this summer. Bring
along a special stuffed animal buddy of your own, and together we’ll enjoy stories, songs, and a fun craft. And then
be sure to sign up to be a Super Reader!
Atkinson
Saturday, Jun 18, 1-2 pm
East
Monday, Jun 13, 6-7 pm
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Bay View
Monday, Jun 13, 6:30 – 7:15 pm
Tippecanoe
Monday, Jun 13, 6:30 – 7:15 pm
Washington Park
Tuesday, Jun 14, 6:30 – 7:15 pm
Story Times for Ages 0-5
BYOB (Bring Your Own Blanket) Family
Story Time
Pajama Story Time
Enjoy stories, fingerplays, and music on a summer
evening in Zablocki Library’s courtyard (if it rains we will
move inside).
Zablocki
Curious After 75 years - 2016 marks 75 years for a
curious monkey named George. Celebrate Curious
George with stories, crafts and snacks.
Monday, Jun 27, 6:15-7 p.m.
Get Ready for the Fair - Hear stories about cows, pigs,
and other farm animals you see at the fair and enjoy
crafts and games.
Monday, Aug 1, 6:15-7 p.m.
Amazing Eyes Story Time
Learn all about eyes at this special story time with staff
from Prevent Blindness Wisconsin. Free vision screenings follow the 30-minute story time.
East
Monday, May 23, 6:30-7:15 pm
Central
Tuesday, Jun 14, 10:30-11:15 am
Atkinson
Thursday, Jul 7, 10:30-11:15 am
Washington Park
Thursday, Jul 14, 10:30-11:15 am
Families with young children are invited to join us for pajama
story time. If you’d like, come dressed in your coziest PJs
and bring a stuffed animal friend. We will have fun sharing stories, songs, and rhymes designed to develop early
literacy skills and encourage a love of reading.
East
Mondays, 6:30-7 pm
Beach Party Pajama Story Time
Catch a wave of story time fun with this beach-themed
program featuring sunny stories and songs and a cool craft.
East
Monday, Jul 11, 6-7 pm
Glow-In-The-Dark Story Time
This story time for children ages 3-5 and their families will
feature cool books with a darker or neon style of illustration.
There will also be a game of tic tac toe
in the dark and a neon painting time.
Forest Home
Secret Garden Story Time
Explore night-themed stories outside in our Secret Garden! We’ll
read about nocturnal animals, stars, and more in this
pajama story time for
children 4 and up.
Space is limited so please
arrive early. Program will
be held indoors in case
of inclement weather.
Tippecanoe
Mondays,
Jun 20-Aug 8,
6:30-7 pm
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For Child Care Providers
Tier
MPL offers free continuing education child care provider workshops as Tier 1 or Tier 2 training, as
approved by the Wisconsin Registry. More information is available in person from the workshop
presenters. Please have your Registry ID number handy for submission. Registration required;
call 286-3011 or register online at www.mpl.org/foryou/educators/child_care_providers.php
Registration opens about one month prior to the workshop, see below for exact dates. Adults only; no children, no
exceptions. Check in begins 10 minutes prior to class start time so workshop can begin as scheduled. To receive
credit, attendees must arrive on time.
Dialogic Reading: What it is and How to Use it Effectively With Young Children
Tier 1 Dialogic reading is an effective way to read with young children that will build their early literacy skills.
Learn what it is and effective strategies to use during your read alouds.
Continuing Education: 1.5 hours
Center Street (Registration begins Apr 11)
Tuesday, May 3, 6-7:30 pm
Saturday, May 7, 10:30 am-12 noon
The Six Skills for Early Literacy
Tier 2 Learn the six skills that all children need in order to be prepared to learn how to read when they enter
school. Leave with fun ways to expand lessons with books to include the skills. This workshop is the foundation for other provider workshops, and we recommend you attend this first.
Washington Park (Registration begins Apr 25)
East (Registration begins Jun 27)
Saturday, May 21, 10:30 am-1:30 pm
Saturday, Jul 23, 10:30 am-1:30 pm
Tier 2
Start Right, Finish Bright: Building Foundations in Your Infant &
Toddler Classroom
Being a nurturing caregiver is such an important part of teaching the youngest in your care. But when
should you start? How should you do it? Learn how to create the optimal environment for healthy brain
development. Find out how “secure attachment” and socialemotional development are the foundation for all of babies’ and
toddlers’ future learning. Explore ways to build intentional interactions into your day that foster language skills and are developmentally appropriate.
*This workshop is specifically geared to those who teach children
from birth-24 months old.
Villard Square (Registration begins May 23)
Saturday, Jun 18, 10:30 am-1:30 pm
Capitol (Registration begins Jul 25)
Saturday, Aug 20, 10:30 am-1:30 pm
Tier 1
Letter Knowledge College: Teaching the
Alphabet
Learn different ways to help children recognize the
differences between how letters look, their names, and
their sounds - all while having fun! Includes materials for you to
make an activity for use in your classroom.
Washington Park (Registration begins Jul 11)
Wednesday, Aug 3, 6-7:30 pm
Saturday, Aug 6, 10:30 am-12 noon
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For Child Care Providers
TEACHER!
Add daily reading to
your lesson plans this
summer for great
prizes!
Infant and toddler teachers, join the preschool and school age
teachers in helping Milwaukee Public Library create a City of
Readers! Watch the mail for your Super Reader summer reading
program materials. Hang up your tracking posters and start reading! Your classroom or center is not automatically registered.
To register: If your kiddos are mobile (ages 6-12), bring them with
you to the library for some fun with books or our programs. Sign
up for Super Reader with the librarian while you are there! These
older children will earn individual prizes for enjoying books and
other reading activities while in your care. Use the poster to track
30 minutes of reading at a time. See the poster for more directions.
If your students are not mobile (infants through 5 year-olds), visit
your library at any convenient time to sign your class up! Keep
track on your poster how often you read to them, let them explore
books, and do rhyming and singing. You will earn up to 3 free
books for your classroom. More directions are on the poster.
To claim prizes: bring the poster in to your library. The librarian will
award prizes to any children ages 6-12 from your registered classroom. If you teach babies through 5 year-olds, you will choose
your free book from our wonderful collection. Don’t forget to bring your poster with you! These younger children
need not be present. Call (414) 286-3091 to ask questions or to receive more posters.
Taller gratuito para los proveedores de
cuidado infantil en español
Se requiere una inscripción previa; llame al (414) 286-3011(inglés)
o al (414) 286-8423 (español), o inscríbase en línea en www.mpl.
org. La inscripción comienza un mes antes de la fecha del taller. No
se permite asistir con niños. Se pasa lista 10 minutos antes de que
comience el taller para que se pueda empezar a tiempo. El crédito
se da a los participantes que sean puntuales.
La alfabetización y el juego
El trabajo de los niños se basa en el juego el cual se convierte en
un momento agradable para pasar con ellos. Descubra métodos en
que usted pueda ayudar a guiarles en el aprendizaje con
actividades divertidas que están diseñadas para fomentar el
desarrollo de la alfabetización temprana a través del juego.
Educación continua: 1.5 horas
Biblioteca Zablocki (El 1 de junio comienza la inscripción)
sábado 25 de junio, 10:30 am-12:30 pm
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Visit Your Milwaukee Public Library Today!
Central
814 W. Wisconsin Ave. 53233
Monday
12-8 pm
Tuesday
9 am-8 pm
Wednesday-Friday
9 am-6 pm
Saturday
9 am-5 pm
Sundays (October-April) 1-5 pm
Atkinson
1960 W. Atkinson Ave. 53209
Mon., Tues., Wed.
12-8 pm
Thursday
10 am-6 pm
Friday
Closed
Saturday
10 am-5 pm
Bay View
2566 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. 53207
Monday
10 am-8 pm
Tuesday & Wednesday 12-8 pm
Thursday & Friday
10 am-6 pm
Saturday
10 am-5 pm
Capitol
3969 N. 74th St. 53216
Mon., Tues., Wed.
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday (Oct.-April)
12-8 pm
10 am-6 pm
Closed
10 am-5 pm
1-5 pm
Center Street
2727 W. Fond du Lac Ave. 53210
Monday
9 am-8 pm
Thursday & Friday
10 am-6 pm
Saturday
10 am-5 pm
East
2320 N. Cramer St. 53211
Monday
10 am-8 pm
Thursday & Friday
10 am-6 pm
Saturday
10 am-5 pm
Villard Square
5190 N. 35th St. 53209
Monday
Tuesday & Wednesday
Thursday & Friday
Saturday
Forest Home
1432 W. Forest Home Ave. 53204
Mon., Tues., Wed.
12-8 pm
Thursday
10 am-6 pm
Friday
Closed
Saturday
10 am-5 pm
Washington Park
2121 N. Sherman Blvd. 53208
Monday
10 am-8 pm
Thursday & Friday
10 am-6 pm
Saturday
10 am-5 pm
Martin Luther King
310 W. Locust St. 53212
Mon., Tues., Wed.
12-8 pm
Thursday & Friday
10 am-6 pm
Saturday
Closed
Zablocki
3501 W. Oklahoma Ave. 53215
Monday
10 am-8 pm
Thursday & Friday
10 am-6 pm
Saturday
10 am-5 pm
Sunday (Oct.-April)
1-5 pm
Mill Road
6431 N. 76th St. 53223
Mon., Tues., Wed.
12-8 pm
Thursday & Friday
10 am-6 pm
Saturday
Closed
Tippecanoe
3912 S. Howell Ave. 53207
Mon., Tues., Wed.
12-8 pm
Thursday & Friday
10 am-6 pm
Saturday
Closed
EXPANDED HOURS
STARTING THIS SUMMER
Please check the library’s
website at mpl.org.
10 am-8 pm
12-8 pm
10 am-6 pm
10 am-5 pm
MPL Express at Silver Spring
5550 N. 64th St. 53218
Open 24/7
Check out print materials • Request
CDs and DVDs for pick up • Return
your library materials. Library card and
PIN required.
Wisconsin Talking Book and Braille
Library 813 W. Wells St. 53233
Phone: 414.286.3045 or
1.800.242.8822 (within Wisconsin)
E-mail: wtbbl@milwaukee.gov
Open Monday-Friday, 9 am to 5 pm
Closed Saturday and Sunday.
For programs and events for adults, including computer and job classes, genealogy, small business and author and
book club events, please go to the library’s events calendar at mpl.org.
Library hours may vary and are subject to change; call to confirm. Classes and activities are subject to change or
cancellation; visit the library’s webpage at www.mpl.org for up-to-date information.
All libraries will be closed on the following days:
Saturday, May 28 thru Monday, May 30: Memorial Day
Monday, July 4: Independence Day
Upon reasonable notice, efforts will be made to accommodate the needs of individuals with disabilities. For additional information or
to request services contact the Library Director’s Office at (414) 286-3021, 286-2794 (FAX), or mail to Central Library, 814 W. Wisconsin
Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53233 Attn: Accommodation Request.
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