Watch a brand new movie on a big screen with free popcorn! I'm not allowed to post the title, but let's just say it's very very very cold :)
Tuesday, March 18, 3:30pm
Mar 13, 2014
Feb 28, 2014
Story Times for March and April
Story Times will run Mar. 4 to April 11: Babygarten (0-2 year olds) on Tuesdays at 10:30. 0-2 year olds
and their adults are invited to the library for a special story
time geared especially for little ones: lots of rhymes and
fingerplays and songs with one story. After the organized time,
there will be project and play time with a little coffee and tea
as well! Story Time for 2s and 3s on Thursdays at 3:30. 2-3 year olds
are invited to the library for an active story time that will
include stories, songs, rhymes, fingerplays and a craft--please
dress for mess!
EXCEPT FOR NEXT WEEK! PLEASE NOTE--
NO THURSDAY STORY TIME ON MARCH 6.
Story Time for 4-6 year olds on Wednesdays at 6pm. 4-6 year
olds are invited to the library for stories, songs, rhymes and
a craft--please dress for mess! Their adults MUST remain in the
library, but may enjoy a little peace and quiet while the kids
are in the story time room.
If you want to be notified in case of cancellations/closings,
please sign up by email (lbricker@sealib.org) or calling 474-2044.
Jan 16, 2014
Peanut Butter Pie Day
We’re
celebrating
peanut
butter AND pie
so
let’s put them together and
make peanut butter pies!
make peanut butter pies!
Friday, Jan.
24, 3:30pm
Seabrook
Library
Nov 25, 2013
On Going Art Display
At the Seabrook Library -
Seabrook Middle School
Student Art
Show
A continous display of Art Work created by the students of SMS
please be sure to stop by and view all of the wonderful art created the students.
Nov 1, 2013
Pizza Lover's Book Group
Labels:
book group,
events,
Kids,
movies,
music,
new books,
teen books,
teens
Aug 27, 2013
new nonfiction
Thinking of going into the Health Profession,
take a look at
the 2013 Directory to Careers in Health Care
A resource from the New Hampshire Area Health Education
Center. This informative directory answers
the these questions for each health occupation; What would you do?, Where would
you work?, What would you earn? What you need for education and what schools offer
programs.
Labels:
book reviews,
information,
new books,
nonfiction,
reference books
Aug 13, 2013
Thank you!
On behalf of the Seabrook Library, I would like to
thank those who made our summer reading program a success. Since I am the sole children’s librarian, it
is only the generosity of all of these people and companies that has made a
reality out of my plans.
Thank you to the many companies or organizations
made donations: Seabrook Station, our
most faithful and generous supporter, sponsored our Critters ‘n Creatures
program. Bob’s Discount Furniture has
assisted us financially for several years now.
Topsfield Fair provided prizes and a Growums project, as they have for
the past several years. Polar Caves and
Ruggles Mine provided free passes for prizes for our readers.
The individuals who graciously offered to help or
donate items, either in advance or on the spot, include Beth Paiva, Gina
McGinness, Mikki Phillips, Debbie Simonelli, Catherine Evans, Anna Evans and
Bobby Evans, Beth Eckman-White, Nancy Gagne, Marcee Souther, Dyan Kaplan,
Barbara Otterson and I know there were more.
Thank you.
To the 111 children who signed up—you make this the
best job ever! To the parents of the 111
children—your dedication to your children’s literacy and community involvement
will come back to reward not only you but the whole community as well. Thank you.
Thank you all; I appreciate your help more than I
can say.
Lisa Michaud, Children’s Librarian.
Aug 2, 2013
Aug. 5-8 for Kids at the Library--THE END!
The end is in sight! There is light at the end of the tunnel...
Monday, Aug.5 at 3:30: Afternoon Experiment: Soil Layers. Do you know the order and types of soil composition? Find out! Then eat :)
Tuesday, Aug. 6 at 4:00: Stuffed Animal Sleepover. Bring a stuffed animal you can sleep without to spend the night at the library. Pick them up any time after noon on Wednesday. Please take the children home as soon as possible after the story time--this is a very time-consuming project for me!
Wednesday, Aug. 7 at 6:00: Cave Stories with Special Guest Jasmine. Meet Jasmine, a READs-certified dog! Stories and petting and a craft.
FINAL CHECK IN FOR READING LOGS IS AT 7:30!
You may in fact check in afterward, but after that I do not
guarantee entry into the prize drawings.
Thursday, Aug. 8 at 3:30: Seabrook Station presents "Critters 'n Creatures". This will be an amazing Final Party! We'll have treats for everyone and prizes for all the summer readers...right after you meet a skunk, an alligator, an armadillo, a hedgehog, a python or boa, and a ferret.
Jul 31, 2013
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