ERIC ED359977: "Go Wild! Read!" 1993 Summer Library Program Manual. Bulletin No. 93273.

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TITLE
"Go Wild! Read!" 1993 Summer Library Program Manual.
Bulletin No. 93273.
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Wisconsin State Dept. of Public Instruction,
Madison.
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Library Cooperation; *Library Services; Preschool
Education; Program Development; Program
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Reading Skills; *Resource Materials; State Programs;
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ABSTRACT
The "Go Wild! Read!" theme of the Wisconsin
summer
library program lends itself to
a multiplicity of ideas and programs.
This manual brings together
many ideas of practical value in the
following areas: (1) planning and promoting
programs; (2) decorating
the library;
(3) programs and activities; (4) giveaways
and games;
(5) performances and presentations; and (6)
resources. As children
participate in this 18th consecutive
summer library program, they
will strengthen their reading skills and
powers of analysis as their
imaginations are stimulated. In addition, families will
learn more
about the variety of available library
resources. Lists of resources
include 15 periodicals for children, 53 books, 70
resources for
disabled children, and lists of other professional
sources and
agencies. (SLD)
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Program
1993 Summer Library
Manual
based on the theme
"Go Wild! Read!"
Herbert J. Grover, State Superintendent
Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
Jane A. Roeber
Program Coordinator and
Program Manual Content Editor
Sally Drew
Administrator
Division for Library Services
Larry T. Nix
Director
Bureau for Library Development
This publication is available from
Publication Sales
Instruction
Wisconsin Department of Public
Drawer 179
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53293-0179
[phone]
Baker, Seattle, Washington.
Original 1993 theme art by Keith
Graphic Artist.
Additional graphics by Jill Bremigan, DPI
of Public Instruction. This manual is
e 1993 by the Wisconsin Department
librarians and others who serve children.
compiled using contributions from Wisconsin
and
in part, with credit, to accommodate users
Its contents may be reprinted in whole or
this
agencies. However, reproduction of
personnel of libraries and other not-for-profit
authorized.
manual in whole or in part for resale is not
Bulletin No. 93273
January 1993
Instruction does not discriminate
The Wisconsin Department of Public
religion, sex, national origin, age, or handicap.
on the basis of race. color.
Contents
Page
Foreword
vii
Preface
ix
Acknowledgments
xii
Summer Library Program History
Planning and Promoting Programs
2
Basic Guidelines
6
Planning
11
Promotion
Decorating the Library
2
28
Display and Decorating Ideas
37
Name Tag Designs
41
Bulletin Board Suggestions
3 Programs and Activities
46
Introduction
46
Special Attractions
51
Kits
53
Program Potpourri
59
Sample Programs
93
Booklists
99
Games and Activities
103
Crafts
4 Giveaways and Games
124
Go Wild! Read! Clip Art
132
Puzzles and Word Games
160
Mazes and Coloring Pages
173
Answer Keys
Performances and Presentations
5
186
Performers' Roster
231
Presenters of Specific Relevance to the 1993 Theme
234
Performer Evaluation
6 Resources
236
Periodicals for Children
237
Resource Books and Periodicals
241
Resources for the Hearing and Visually Impaired
249
Other Resources
iii
Foreword
18th consecutive Summer Library
It is a delight for me to welcome each of you to the
Instruction. I am well aware of
Program sponsored by the Wisconsin Department of Public
memorable and rewarding library
the energies put forth in your communities to create
experiences for youngsters each summer.
I've been proudest of is the
In my 12 years as state superintendent, one of the programs
characterized by freedom, joy,
Summer Library Program. It stands out as an "institution"
in the education of our
and laughter. The programs you carry out are vital components
While children participate
children, but they are outside the strictures of any school setting.
of analysis are strength-
in this purely recreational activity, their reading skills and powers
benefit, is that their families also
ened and their imaginations are stimulated. An additional
learn more about the wealth and variety of available public library resources.
it strikes me as an irresistible
As I think about the "Go Wild! Read!" theme this year,
Furthermore,
libraries.
invitation to explore the limitless riches of Wisconsin's public
summer's statewide incentive
exploration of Wisconsin's outdoor riches is encouraged by this
of Natural Resources to provide
award. The DPI is happy to coordinate with the Department
will be presented to Summer
one-day entry passes to Wisconsin's state parks. The passes
requirements
Library Program participants who complete the "Go Wild! Read!" program
established by the local library.
with community
The Department of Public Instruction is proud of its association
and developed with the
librarian c and is pleased to make available materials contributed by
cooperation of librarians across the state.
You have my very best wishes for a wildly successful summer program.
Herbert J. Grover
State Superintendent
Preface
Welcome to a wild world of stories, songs, and activities!
"Go Wild! Read!" is a theme that can lead you and your young library users to a multiplicity
of interesting materials. Keith Baker's moonlit poster sets the stage for enjoying the
Wisconsin outdoors, but his congenial characters may be reading about anything under the
moon! So, as you prepare for this summer's activities, you can make use of reading matter
about recycling, information about insects, poems about pollution, resources about natural
dictionaries about
resources, essays about the environment, compilations about camping,
dinosaurs, series about species, videos about vines, journals about jungles. reference books
about rain forests, tomes about trees, books about bears, tunes about trash, works about
water, novels about nature, recordings about rabbits, and much more!
This manual brings together many ideas of practical value. More than 50 Wisconsin
Ideas also were gleaned from
librarians contributed to the manual in various ways.
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources publications and recehz. summer library pro-
preparation.
gram manuals from Arizona and Iowa. Use the manual as a guide to program
The Department of Public Instruction also has printed promotional materials to complement
the "Go Wild! Read!" theme, including large and small posters, cut and uncut bookmarks,
reading records, achievement certificates, a button; and a stamp.
My thanks to each contributor to the 1993 Wisconsin Summer Library Program Manual.
The entire summer program is dependent upon your willingness to share ideas.
Jane A. Roeber
Manual Content Editor
vii
Acknowledgments
Washington, author/illustrator Keith Baker for his
Very special thanks are due to Seattle,
Wild! Read!" poster. Baker grew up in Oregon and
creation of the striking and appealing "Go
He taught elementary school for seven years
is a graduate of Eastern Oregon State College.
in Pasadena, California, where he received a
before attending Art Center College of Design
illustrated four books for children, all published
degree in illustration. He has written and
Letter (1988), The Magic Fan (1989), Who Is the
by Harcourt Brace Jovanovich: The Dove's
The Dove's Letter won a Parents' Choice Award
Beast? (1990), and Hide and Snake (1991).
School Library Journal Best Book. Who Is the
for Illustration. The Magic Fan was a 1989
1989 Baker won the bronze UNICEF-Ezra J?.ck
Beast? received Parents' Choice Honors. In
children's book illustration.
Keats International Award for excellence in
1993 Planning Committee
Aimee Friedrichs-Steinbruecker
Jan Adams
Mead Public Library
Chippewa Falls Public Library
710 Plaza 8
105 West Central Street
Sheboygan, WI 53081
Chippewa Falls, WI 54729
Representing Eastern Shores
Representing Indianhead Federated
Library System
Library System
Carolyn Anderson
Penny Halle
Manitowoc Calumet Library System
Muskego Public Library
808 Hamilton Street
W182 S8200 Racine Avenue
Manitowoc, WI 54220
P. 0. Box 903
Representing Manitowoc Calumet
Muskego, WI 53150-0903
Library System
Representing Waukesha County
Federated Library System
Kathy Balcom
Racine Public Library
Barbara Huntington
75 Seventh Street
South Central Library System
Racine. WI 53403
2317 International Lane, Suite 102
Representing Lakeshores Library System
Madison, WI 53704
Kathy Beson
Representing South Central
Outagamie Waupaca Library System
Library System
225 North Oneida Street
Appleton, WI 54911
Rose Mary Leaver
Representing Outagamie Waupaca
Arrowhead Library System
Library System
20 East Milwaukee Street
Janesville, WI 53545
Sharon Charles
Representing Arrowhead Library System
Southwest Wisconsin Library System
1775 Fourth Street
Fennimore, WI 53809
Representing Southwest Wisconsin
Library System
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Sue Pesheck
Linda Mad lung
Frank L. Weyenberg Library
North Shore Library
11345 North Cedarburg Road
6800 North Port Washington Road
Mequon, WI 53092
Glendale, WI 53217
Observer. Eastern Shores
Representing Milwaukee County
Library System
Federated Library System
Kathleen Thomson
Sarah McCarville
West Branch Library
Oshkosh Public Library
Kenosha Public Library
106 Washington Avenue
2419 63rd Street
Oshkosh, WI 54901
Kenosha, WI 53143
Representing Winne fox Library System
Representing Kenosha County
Library System
Connie Meyer
Dwight Foster Public Library
Kris Adams Wendt
102 East Milwaukee Avenue
Rhinelander District Library
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
106 North Stevens Street
Representing Mid-Wisconsin Federated
Rhinelander. WI 54501-3193
Library System
Representing Wisconsin Valley
Library Service
Manual Contribm ors
(In addition to planning committee members)
Judy Farrow Busack
Library Personnel
Duerrwaecht3r Memorial Library
Germantown, WI
Susan Adams
Spooner Memorial Library
Staff
Spooner, WI
Cassville Public Library
Cassville, WI
Karen Algire
T. B. Scott Free Library
Lisa Cochenet
Merrill, WI
Rhinelander District Library
Rhinelander. WI
Kris Ault
Arabut Ludlow Memorial Library
Sharon Douglas
Monroe, WI
Northern Waters Library Service
Ashland, WI
H. Barbara
Wisconsin Valley Library Service
Julie Falat
Wausau, WI
Manitowoc Public Library
Manitowoc, WI
Pam Bosben
Cross Plains Public Library
Carol Gleichauf
Cross Plains, WI
Dodgeville Public Library
Dodgeville, WI
Children's Services Staff
Brewer Public Library
Richland Center, WI
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Eve Larkin
Kathleen Grove
Middleton Public Library
Joseph Mann Public Library
Middleton, WI
Two Rivers, WI
Lissa List
Deb Haefner
Woodville Community Library
South Central Library System
Woodville, WI
Madison, WI
Jane Mickelson
Miriam Hansen
Hartford Public Library
Indianhead Federated Library System
Hartford, WI
Eau Claire, WI
Linda Norris
Ann M. Herrmann
F. L. Weyenberg Library
Manitowoc Public Library
Mequon, WI
Manitowoc, WI
Diane Peterson
Erin Isabell
Marathon County Public Library
Platteville Public Library
Wausau, WI
Platteville, WI
Rob Reid
Linda Jackson
L. E. Phillips Memorial Public Library
Cudahy Public Library
Eau Claire, WI
Cudahy, WI
Barbara Sorenson
Marlene Jochimsen
Amery Public Library
Vesper Public Library
Amery, WI
Vesper, WI
Elizabeth Snyder
Judy Jones
L. E. Phillips Memorial Public Library
USS Liberty Memorial Public Library
Eau Claire, WI
Grafton, WI
Nancy Stecker
Bae Ruth Kirschbaum
Cedarburg Public Library
Cassville Public Library
Cedarburg, WI
Cassville, WI
Aggie Steichen
Judy Koller
Waunakee Public Library
Arabut Ludlow Memorial Library
Waunakee, WI
Monroe, WI
Sandie Swanson
Karen Kroll
Town Hall Library
LaCrosse County Library
North Lake, WI
Holman, WI
Mary Too ley
Bonnie Labno
Greenfield Public Library
Stoughton Public Library
Greenfield, WI
Stoughton, WI
Marsha Valance
Barb LaFontaine
Wisconsin Regional Library for the
Elisha D. Smith Public Library
Blind and Physically Handicapped
Menasha, WI
Milwaukee, WI
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