Create Your Own Adventure

Make your own adventures by checking things off your bucket list! Does your bucket list include visiting a museum, restaurant, or park? Or maybe visiting someplace new? Share the top five things on your bucket list that you hope to accomplish this summer below. Go forward and adventure!

Kids Story-time

Read the short story below and answer the questions.

Jack, Betty, and Matt love the fall season. They like jumping into the pile of leaves. Jack likes the pretty colors. Betty likes to make a big pile with the leaves. Matt likes to hide in the leaves.

Share Your Story

Little ones have active imaginations! Have your child tell you a story and fill in the questions below based on the story they told you.

Tails & Tales Bingo!

Mark each box as you complete the listed activity. Get a BINGO and earn 1 entry ticket into the bi-weekly teensummer reading prize raffle. Return your winning BINGO to the library to receive a new card and play again!

Tails & Tales Bingo!

Mark each box as you complete the listed activity. Get a BINGO and earn 1 entry ticket into the bi-weeklysummer reading prize raffle. Return your winning BINGO to the library to receive a new card and play again!

Tails & Tales Bingo!

Mark each box as you complete the listed activity. Get a BINGO and earn 1 entry in the bi-weekly tween summer readingprize raffle. Return your winning BINGO to the library to receive a new card and play again!

Tails & Tales Illustrate the Idiom

An idiom is a phrase or expression that means something different than the literal meaning of the combinedwords. For example, if someone says something will happen “when pigs fly,” it means that it’s unlikely tohappen. Show us your best illustrations to represent the listed idioms to earn an entry in the biweekly SummerReading prize raffle!

Teen Writer's Block

Every writer has moments when their mind goes blank. It can be frustrating and annoying when you really want to write something, but just don’t know where to start. Use the following activities to help you turn that blank page into an unforgettable story!

Write Your Best 5 Word Story

Sometimes less is more. We want to read your best (super) short stories! Follow the link below to download the sheet.  Usethe photos for your inspiration and write your best5 word story describing each.For each story earn an entry in the biweekly Summer Reading prize raffle!Remember, only 5 words per story. No more, no less.  Email your stories to library@northgreenbushlibrary.org or simply write your name on your story sheet and return to the circulation desk.