Teen Board Live Concert Teen Work The Teen Summer Reading

Mamie Doud Eisenhower Public Library, 3 Community Park Rd., Broomfield, CO 80020
Rock Out at Broomstock 2011
Teens are invited to attend the annual Broomstock event on Thursday, May 26
from 1-9 p.m. in the Broomfield Commons Park. This is a free outdoor concert
featuring local bands in celebration of the last day of school and the start of
summer. It’s a great way for teens to rock out to a diverse selection of bands in
an alcohol and drug-free environment. Teens are also needed as volunteers to
assist at the pizza booth, during set-up and breakdown, and trash detail. If you
would like to help, please call Chippy Ciani at 720-203-2869 or email her at
ccianci@broomfield.org. Hope to see you there!
Live
Concert
The 411
Teen Zone Newsletter
www.broomfieldlibrary.org
720-887-2360
Teen
Work
June—August 2011
Thought by Jennifer
Fly until you're free
Do not let them hold you down
You control your destiny.
by Priyanka
by Bryce
Teen
Advisory
Board
We asked TAB members two questions:
1. What two foods should never be combined?
Blake– ketchup and cereal
Tucker– bacon and ice cream
Jed– salad and anything
Hannah– astronaut ice cream and anything edible
Montana– peanut butter and goat cheese
Priyanka– chocolate and tuna
Jennifer– macaroni and cheese and ketchup
Sarah– cheese cake and habaneras
Katie– tuna and peanut butter
Sophia– sardines and ice cream
Lexi– jalapenos and ice cream
Cait– chocolate and Tabasco
Nate– sardines and ketchup
Kaya– chocolate and ketchup
Amanda– gummy bears and ketchup
Janelle– sushi and cheese
Olivia– ice cream and ketchup
Lauren– mayo and tomato soup
Isaiah– sun dried tomatoes and brownies
Paul– chilies and apple jello
Libby– raw sardines and fruit
Apoorva– spinach and milk
Are you interested in volunteering at the library? You can
take care of some of your community service hours by joining
the Teen Advisory Board (TAB).
What is TAB? TAB members are teens in grades 6-12 who
volunteer two hours a month to help us make the library a
teen-friendly place. They share their opinions and ideas about
library-sponsored teen events at TAB meetings and help to
create this newsletter. TAB meets every 1st and 3rd Monday
from 4 to 5 p.m. in the Eisenhower Room. If you’d like to join
TAB, stop by the Teen Zone Desk to fill out an application.
Questions? Give us a call at 720-887-2360.
2.
If you could go on a road trip with anyone (real or fictitious),
who would it be and where would you go?
Blake– George Washington to Italy
Tucker– Myself to my basement
Jed– Sean Connery to Ankh-morpork
Hannah– Season to northern Canada
Montana– Alec Baldwin to anywhere
Priyanka– 4 best friends to France
Jennifer– All her friends to Hawaii
Sarah– Artemis Fowl to French Polynesia
Katie– Marquis de Lafayette through France
Sophia– Xerxes to Disney Land
Lexi– Cait to South America
Cait– Edward from Fullmetal Alchemist to his hometown
Nate– Rahn to Ashte
Kaya– Harry Potter to the Planet Pandora
Amanda– Friends to New York
Janelle– Stacy London to Paris
Olivia– Friends to an island paradise
Lauren– Her sister to the Emerald City
Isaiah– John L. Cooper to Disney World
Paul– Napoleon to England
Libby– Her dog to Alabama
Apoorva– Friends to Hawaii
The Teen Summer Reading
Program runs from June 1 to
July 31.Teens entering grades
6-12 may participate.
Registration ends July 17.
2011 Teen Summer
Reading Program
Summer Reading Program runs from June 1 through July 30.Teens entering
grades 6-12 may participate. Registration begins June 1 and ends July 17.
Look inside for info on Teen Programs & Movie Showings
Program runs from June 1 through July 30. Teens entering grades 6-12
may participate. Registration begins June 1 and ends July 17.
Read It!
Discover new places and cultures
this summer! Explore crafts,
languages, music, food, and more when
you sign up for the Teen Summer Reading Program. Get great
prizes just for reading. Stop by the Teen Zone Desk to
register and pick up a reading log.
Throughout the summer join us for gaming, hands-on
programs, and movie showings. Check out the rest of this
newsletter for details and don’t forget to sign up. Here’s how
the reading program works:
Movie
Showings
1. Read 6 hours to complete a level.
2. Bring in your reading log and collect a prize.
3. Enter a weekly drawing to win movie passes
and other goodies.
4. When you finish, enter to win one of three
Grand Prize baskets with books, DVDs, and
coupons.
5. Keep reading for more chances in the Grand
Prize drawings.
All movies will be shown in the Broomfield Auditorium located adjacent to the
library. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Movies start at 7 p.m. Seating limited and
available on first come, first served basis. No food or drinks allowed. Open to
all ages. Children under 13 must come with someone 13 or older.
How to Train
Your Dragon
Tangled
Thursday, July 7
Rated PG
Thursday, June 16
Rated PG
Scott Pilgrim
vs. the World
Thursday, July 28
Rated PG-13
Teen
Registration is required for all teen programs, except the
movie showings. Teen Programs are for teens entering
grades 6-12 and are held in the Eisenhower Meeting Room.
Programs are free of charge. Stop by the Teen Zone desk or
call 720-887-2360 to register.
Programs
Life on Earth...and Elsewhere!
Saturday, June 4, 2-4 p.m.
Ever thought we’re not alone? Hands-on
activities let you imagine exploring space in
the search for life. Play fun games and talk with
fellow astrobiology enthusiasts.
Indonesian Bleach Batik
Wednesday, June 8, 2-4 p.m.
Create the look of Indonesian Batik with
bleach pens! Decorate a small bag with
amazing designs or bring your own colored
t-shirt or jeans and create your own unique style.
Mountain Survival for Dad
Saturday, June 18, 10:30 a.m.-noon
Teens, bring your dad to this mountain survival
program. Taught by the Colorado Mountain Club right
here in the library. Learn about wildlife encounters,
map reading, decision-making skills, and more!
Geocache Planet Race
Tuesday, June 21, 10 am-noon
Use GPS units to locate the geocached “planets”
outside of the library. Complete a fun obstacle course
or game at each geocache to advance to the next
location.
Irish Step Dance
Thursday, June 23, 2-4 p.m.
Learn some fancy footwork that would make the Irish
proud! Try out some step-dancing techniques and find
out about the culture and traditions of Irish dance.
Game On!
Wednesday, June 29, 2-4 p.m.
Show off your gaming skills! Play Wii and PS2
games like Rock Band, Guitar Hero, Super
Smash Bros Brawl, and a whole lot more!
We’ll provide the equipment and games.
Mediterranean Cooking
Get cooking! Professional chef Luke Zautke
teaches you how to create tasty dishes like
homemade pita bread, hummus, and raita. Use electric
cooking stations to fine-tune your skills in the kitchen.
You Are Here—Tunnel Books
Saturday, July 9, 1-4 p.m.
Create a diorama book box that highlights
your family’s history or brings your inner self
and imagination to life. Bring your favorite pictures;
we’ll supply the rest. Taught by the Book Arts League.
American Sign Language (ASL)
Monday, July 11, 2-4 p.m.
Want to learn a new language-with your hands?
Discover ASL, Deaf Culture, and the world of
visual communication. Led by a former teacher of the
deaf (who is also deaf) and an interpreter.
Think Outside the Box
Sunday, July 17, 2-4 p.m.
Have fun and try out some European-style
board games that will challenge your thinking
and creativity. Sponsored by Total Escape Games
(ages 9-adult).
Kutandara Marimba Workshop
Wednesday, July 20, 10 a.m.-noon
Learn to play this African instrument and
discover the rich culture of Zimbabwe. It’s
easy and fun! Meet outdoors at the Amphitheater
next to the library.
Yu-Gi-Oh
Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2-4 p.m.
Break out your cards- it’s Yu-Gi-Oh for the
whole family! (ages 9-adult). Players of all
levels welcome. Please bring your own
deck.
Pizza and Prose: Laura Resau
Sunday, June 12, 2:30-4:30 p.m.
Write
Out!
Monthly
Programs
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to join local author
Laura Resau for some hands-on writing activities. She has
written numerous young adult titles such as Red Glass, The
Indigo Notebook, and The Queen of Water. Be sure to check
out one of Laura’s award-winning titles before meeting her
in person and enjoying some free pizza!
Manga Art Jam
1st Sundays, 3:30-4:30 p.m.
Jul. 3 & Aug. 7
*no jam in June
TAB
1st & 3rd Mondays, 4-5 p.m. Jun. 6
& 20, Jul. 18, Aug. 1 & 15
Write Out
3rd Sundays, 2:30-4:30 p.m.
Jun. 12*, Jul. 10*, Aug. 21
*exception to 3rd Sunday rule
From Tombs to Treasures
Saturday, July 30, 2-4 p.m.
Science
Program
For ages 9-14. Uncover the customs,
culture, and everyday life of ancient
Egypt. Conduct a mock excavation
to explore the methods used in
archaeological dig sites. Presented by
the Mamie Doud Eisenhower Science
Task Force volunteers. Registration
required.
Tuesday, July 5, 2-4 p.m.