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66 Reading: The Sport of Champions!<br />

Celebrations Program Chapter<br />

By Tina Hager<br />

The Tex<strong>as</strong> Reading Club is a celebration in itself! Kids are out of school <strong>and</strong> more families are<br />

coming in to use the library. Use this time to build so much excitement about what the library<br />

h<strong>as</strong> to offer that they will keep coming back during the non-summer months <strong>and</strong> bring their<br />

friends. Though the celebration programs can be used before, during, or to conclude the summer<br />

programs, they can <strong>also</strong> be used throughout the year, making the Tex<strong>as</strong> Reading Club manual an<br />

important year round professional resource. The main idea is to select what you want to use <strong>and</strong><br />

have fun!<br />

Books to Share<br />

So, You Want To Have Some Fun?<br />

A-Tisket A-T<strong>as</strong>ket by Ella Fitzgerald.<br />

Fun <strong>and</strong> Games in Colonial America by Mark Thom<strong>as</strong>.<br />

Good Night Pillow Fight by Sally Cook.<br />

Mary Smith by Andrea U’ren.<br />

The Pillow War by Matt Novak.<br />

Wiggle Waggle by Jonathan London.<br />

Books to Show or Booktalk<br />

The Birthday Doll by Jane Cutler.<br />

Boom Chicka Rock by John Archambault.<br />

Camp Granada: Sing-along Camp Songs by Frane Lessac.<br />

King of the Playground by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor.<br />

Monk Camps Out by Emily Arnold McCully.<br />

Outside the Lines: Poetry at Play by Brad Burg.<br />

Bulletin Board<br />

What’s Your Game?<br />

Cut out enough rectangles from white paper to outline the bulletin board area. Add large black<br />

dots or use a black marker to create circles to make dominoes. Place the paper dominoes on the<br />

bulletin board, matching the numbers end to end. Add the title “What’s your game?” to the<br />

bulletin board. See if anyone notices that your game is dominoes. If someone notices the<br />

matched ends, give them a small prize or an inexpensive set of dominoes. Oriental Trading Co.,<br />

www.orientaltrading.com, sells very inexpensive sets. Encourage people to write down the<br />

names of games that they like to play <strong>and</strong> post them on the board for others to see. This will <strong>also</strong><br />

help to decide what games to get for the library if you want to start a circulating game collection<br />

or host a family game night.

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