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In a right angled triangular field, three animals are tethered to posts at the midpoint of each side. Each rope is just long enough to allow the animal to reach two adjacent vertices. Only one animal. . . .
It is possible to dissect any square into smaller squares. What is
the minimum number of squares a 13 by 13 square can be dissected
ABCDEFGH is a 3 by 3 by 3 cube. Point P is 1/3 along AB (that is AP
: PB = 1 : 2), point Q is 1/3 along GH and point R is 1/3 along ED.
What is the area of the triangle PQR?
ABCD is a regular tetrahedron and the points P, Q, R and S are the midpoints of the edges AB, BD, CD and CA. Prove that PQRS is a square.
What is the total area of the four outside triangles which are
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Start with a large square, join the midpoints of its sides, you'll see four right angled triangles. Remove these triangles, a second square is left. Repeat the operation. What happens?
Seven small rectangular pictures have one inch wide frames. The
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of. . . .
Is it possible to remove ten unit cubes from a 3 by 3 by 3 cube made from 27 unit cubes so that the surface area of the remaining solid is the same as the surface area of the original 3 by 3 by 3. . . .
Points P, Q, R and S each divide the sides AB, BC, CD and DA respectively in the ratio of 2 : 1. Join the points. What is the area of the parallelogram PQRS in relation to the original rectangle?
Three circles have a maximum of six intersections with each other.
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You can move the 4 pieces of the jigsaw and fit them into both
outlines. Explain what has happened to the missing one unit of
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surface. . . .
A rectangular field has two posts with a ring on top of each post.
There are two quarrelsome goats and plenty of ropes which you can
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A cheap and simple toy with lots of mathematics. Can you interpret
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be produced using different wheels?
A circle rolls around the outside edge of a square so that its circumference always touches the edge of the square. Can you describe the locus of the centre of the circle?
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Can you maximise the area available to a grazing goat?
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Players take it in turns to choose a dot on the grid. The winner is the first to have four dots that can be joined to form a square.
A package contains a set of resources designed to develop pupils'
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On the graph there are 28 marked points. These points all mark the
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Here are four tiles. They can be arranged in a 2 by 2 square so that this large square has a green edge. If the tiles are moved around, we can make a 2 by 2 square with a blue edge... Now try to. . . .
Cut four triangles from a square as shown in the picture. How many
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This article for teachers discusses examples of problems in which
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Rectangles are considered different if they vary in size or have different locations. How many different rectangles can be drawn on a chessboard?
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must be less than 10 cm.
Can you mark 4 points on a flat surface so that there are only two
different distances between them?
A half-cube is cut into two pieces by a plane through the long diagonal and at right angles to it. Can you draw a net of these pieces? Are they identical?
A bus route has a total duration of 40 minutes. Every 10 minutes,
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meet on its way from one end to the other end?
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opportunity to observe, hypothesise, experiment, discover and
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Bilbo goes on an adventure, before arriving back home. Using the
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We start with one yellow cube and build around it to make a 3x3x3 cube with red cubes. Then we build around that red cube with blue cubes and so on. How many cubes of each colour have we used?
Show that among the interior angles of a convex polygon there
cannot be more than three acute angles.
Can you dissect a square into: 4, 7, 10, 13... other squares? 6, 9,
12, 15... other squares? 8, 11, 14... other squares?
A tilted square is a square with no horizontal sides. Can you
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you are given just one of its sides?
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Anne completes a circuit around a circular track in 40 seconds.
Brenda runs in the opposite direction and meets Anne every 15
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Gov. Herbert threatens veto of House speaker's education initiative if price tag not slashed
Laura Seitz, Deseret News Archives
SALT LAKE CITY — Gov. Gary Herbert threatened Thursday to veto a controversial education technology initiative from House Speaker Becky Lockhart, R-Provo, unless the price tag is cut from $200 million to no more than $30 million.
"The governor would emphasize Utah is not Washington, D.C.," said Marty Carpenter, the governor's spokesman. "D.C.-style politics leads to D.C.-style outcomes, and this is not the Utah way."
Herbert believes the state "should not throw hundreds of millions of dollars at an initiative only to discover the lessons learned after the fact," Carpenter said.
The most that should be spent, he said, is $20 million to $30 million.
"The governor is prepared to veto anything that comes in above that amount," Carpenter said.
The price tag for the speaker's plan to replace textbooks with tablet computers in Utah schools has also sparked a stalemate over the state's spending plan between the Republican majority in the House and Senate.
Lockhart downplayed the obvious tension between her and the governor. She is seen as a possible challenger to Herbert in the 2016 gubernatorial election and kicked off the session by calling him an "inaction figure" in her opening speech.
"I'm not going to say it's a threat. I think that's harsh," the speaker said of a veto. "The governor has every right to say what he wants to say. And we have every right to legislate the way we're going to legislate. We'll work it out."
Lockhart said her vision for HB131, sponsored by Rep. Francis Gibson, R-Mapleton, is to bring Utah schools "out of the 19th century" to better prepare students.
"I hope (the governor) will catch that vision and be a part of it," she said.
Before Herbert issued his ultimatum, the speaker and other House leaders skipped their weekly meeting with their Senate counterparts and the governor. Lockhart said it was because they weren't ready to talk about the budget.
Senate GOP leaders said there's not enough money available to cover the cost of the initiative and want to spend no more than $26 million. House Republicans responded by closing their caucus to talk about increasing the gas tax to bring in more cash.
Lockhart said no position was taken on the gas tax and called the presentation merely "informational." She said House Republicans reject the notion that taxes must be raised to pay for her education initiative.
The speaker did not rule out that there may end up being less money available for program.
"We can do a lot with more than $30 million," she said. "I know whatever goes into this initiative will be valuable and will help prepare our children. We owe them nothing less."
Senate leaders said the session may end without a budget.
"We've set forth our proposal and they theirs, and we're quite a ways from agreement," said Senate Budget Chairman Lyle Hillyard, R-Logan. "If we don't come together, the governor will have to call us back into special session."
Lawmakers have already approved base budgets but have yet to divvy up nearly $400 million in surplus funds from the current budget year that ends June 30 or the additional revenue expected in the next budget year.
There's already a long list of programs vying for that money, including a $61 million increase in the funding mechanism for public schools used to boost teacher compensation sought by the governor.
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Freebies include breakfast, Wi-Fi and parking at Best Express Inn and Suites, where free shuttle service to a nearby casino is offered.
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This two-story hotel has 44 rooms that feature microwaves, mini-fridges and coffeemakers. Free Wi-Fi is also offered, and non-smoking rooms are available. Fuel your day at the free continental breakfast, then enjoy a dip in the heated indoor pool. Free shuttle service to nearby Choctaw Casino is provided 24 hours a day. The hotel has a business center and parking is free; parking for oversized vehicles is also available.
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The hotel is conveniently located off Highway 69 and one mile from Choctaw Casino. It's seven miles to Southeastern Oklahoma State University. Play a round of golf at Chickasaw Pointe Golf Club, 19 miles away, or travel 29 miles for fishing and other outdoor activities at Lake Texoma. It's 94 miles to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.
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The "quiet" Best Express Inn and Suites has "very comfortable" rooms, a "good breakfast" and a "friendly" staff, according to Priceline guests.
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Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Best Express Inn And SuitesOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
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July 5, 2016
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Joyce from Corsicana, TX
June 26, 2016
June 26, 2016
Staff was friendly and helpful, rooms clean and confortable, breakfast good.
No, everything was super
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Judy from Dallas, TX
June 6, 2016
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June 6, 2016
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It was close to the casino and they have a shuttle that picks up and brings you back to the hotel.
The message list was constantly blinking and when I called the front desk to ask how to turn it off, the attendant said that he had no idea how to turn it off!! Also, the TV had been used to watch video's by the last occupant and it didn't work correctly
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May 24, 2016
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Patrick from Mesquite, TX
April 24, 2016
Solo Traveler
April 24, 2016
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I have stayed in hotel rooms from San Diego California to Raleigh North Carolina, from Five Star to no stars... and this particular Hotel was the cleanest I have been in this entire year and a half. In general the staff was nice friendly and helpful..
Their continental breakfast had a little to desire just biscuits, gravy, sausage, and cereal....
Shelley from Bells, TX
April 19, 2016
April 19, 2016
Very close to Choctaw Casino and they have a shuttle that takes you there and back!
Christina from Little Elm, TX
March 19, 2016
Solo Traveler
March 19, 2016
Solo Traveler
The location of the hotel was great, and there was even a shuttle service to Choctaw.
The staff was not very welcoming; the lobby was right out of the 70's-very dated. The pillows made me sneeze so I believe the bedding either needed to be replaced or it was simply not clean. I guess you get what you pay for as the price was about --
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March 1, 2016
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This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
Linda from Grand Prairie, TX
January 19, 2016
January 19, 2016
Although an older hotel, the room was freshly painted and had new carpet. The bathrooms and linens were exceptionally clean. Also, it did not have the musky smell that many older hotels contain. A/C worked well. Staff was friendly and helpful.
Though it did not affect our stay, plans, or rating of the hotel, the pool was not in the heat condition. We did not test it out but it looked to have a film on top of the water.
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The PhilCast Family was born on that day, made up of a base of fans that had followed and supported me from the airwaves to the podcast world and now of course, back to the airwaves thanks to Woodward Radio.
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Muhlenberg Community Library will be having three jewelry workshops throughout the summer. Staci Herr will be demonstrating and assisting you on making your own jewelry item . The workshops are intended for adults and registration is required. Please either register at the circulation desk or call Muhlenberg Community Library.
The dates and times are as listed:
Necklace workshop: Saturday, June 11th 11am-1pm cost- $5.00
Earrings workshop: Saturday, July 23rd 11am-1pm cost- $3.00
Bracelet workshop: Saturday, August 20th 11am-1pm cost-$3.00
Children 0-11 years old can participate in the "On Your Mark, Get Set...Read!" program.
Teens & Tweens 12-17 years old can participate in the "Get in the Game. Read!" program.
Adults 18 years and over can participate in the "Exercise Your Mind. Read!" program.
For more information about these Summer Reading Programs please stop by the library!
Our Summer reading program kicks off on June 13th and runs through August 20th. Children and Teens can read books, fill out tickets and shop for prizes in our toy store! Be sure to stop in on Wednesdays for special programs for kids of all ages at 1:15! This year's theme is Games, so come out and play with us all summer long.
Join Mama Patt for a FUN DAY! We will play together on this last storytime for the summer with Mama Patt. This program is for preschoolers.
Mama Patt will be reading stories and songs about having FUN! This program is for preschoolers.
Theme of the Week:
" The Lenape Indians: Life and Games "
Comes join us for stories, songs, giggles and games!
"Fun Day"
Ages: 2-5
No registration is needed.
Join us this morning for a special program with Miss Alicia from Yoga 4 Kids. Free yoga for babies!!! No experience required. Yoga mats provided. Light poses for caregivers and babies to do together.
Join Miss Elaineous every Wednesday at 10:30am for Pre-School Storytime!
Story time fun, along with songs, fingerplays, and crafts!
~~This program is part of the PA Forward Initiative promoting the value of 21st century libraries
Learn the basic skills to use a computer and access the Internet. This class is your opportunity for one-on-one personalized instruction.
Sessions are by appointment only so please call 610-373-9888 to register.
Join us as we learn about the different jump rope techniques and create our own Chinese Jump Ropes.
**In the event of rain please be advised that we will be inside playing board games instead of an outdoor activity.**
Babies and toddlers come and join us for an hour of great stories, play and games!!
Calling all Pinochle and Hausie Card Players!
Senior Card Club meets every Wednesday, except the 3rd Wednesday of the month.
Contact Rick Pieva for information on joining the group!
Hydro Car Workshop
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Teens come and join us for some Native American games and fun!
Drop everything and color. Open house style. Come and go as you please. Bring your lunch or a snack to munch on. No worries. That's the point. Color what you want we'll have books and coloring sheets available or bring your own. Pencils and markers provided. Stress free. You don't even have to choose the colors. We'll have some color by number sheets available. Bring your friends and make it a coloring party.
At this STEM program, teens will learn about conductivity and engineering as they create a banana piano, play Mario on Play-DOH, and play Pacman with a pencil drawing of a joystick. This program is a little bit science, a little bit art, and a whole lot of fun. Free event. For ages 12-18. No registration required.
Bring the whole family for three different age group storytimes! Preschool, School Age and Teens all are welcome to join us. You don't have to sign up, just show up and be ready for reading fun!!
Open art studio time. Chill and draw!
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No registration required. Free.
Whether you need help with Microsoft Office, email, the Internet, social media or that new smartphone this class is your chance to get individualized instruction one-on-one.
Please call 610-373-9888 to reserve your spot.
Zentangle is an easy-to-learn,relaxing and fun style of creating beautiful images by drawing structured patterns.
Beginners and practiced "tanglers" are welcome.
Open to adults and teens.
Please register as space is limited to 12 people per class. Call or visit the library to sign up
Regular board meetings of the Boyertown Community Library are typically held on the second Wednesday of the month. Summer meetings vary. No meeting in August.
Join Miss Andrea for storytime with music and crafts. For ages 3-6.
Create fun experiments with Miss Taylor and Miss Megan!
Designed for children who have completed kindergarten - 5th grade.
No Registration Required. Free.
Weis Markets is proud to present its FREE Weis Mystery Tours™ field trip program. In these engaging tours, children venture into supermarket aisles and explore the five main food groups through an interactive mystery story.
Trip Amenities:
This program will be held at the Weis Markets located at 1112 W Wyomissing Blvd, West Lawn, PA 19609
Children, ages 6-11, are welcome to join Kelly Arnold each Thursday at 10:15am for Back to Belly Yoga for Kids. As with all of our summer programs for children, this event is free to patrons. Please bring your own yoga mat or beach towel to use.
Miss Cindy will be sharing stories about the Special Olympics. We will be playing games to see how the Special Olympians compete in games.
Miss Cindy will be sharing stories about the Special Olympics. We will be playing games with disadvantages to see how hard these athletes work to compete in the Special Olympics. This program is for ages 12 and under.
Calling all Senior citizens, join us at Muhlenberg Community Library for a fun time of playing cards! Games will include Pinochle, Bridge, and much more. The Senior Citizen Card Club will be held on the 4th Thursday of every month from 10:30am-12:30pm? for the summer months. The program is free and no registration is required.
Stories, songs, giggles and games!
This event is for children ages 3-5.
Every Thursday at 11am.
Join us for a free yoga session! Instructor Gaby Borelli will be leading our summer yoga series. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat if you have one!
Stop by the library and make a healthy snack courtesy of SVCL. Drop in anytime between 11am-3pm.
Story Time with Miss Kim
Theme: Fun Day
Bernville Library
Miss Victoria will read a Curious George sports-themed book. Afterwards, we will create a craft. The event is free, and no registration is required. Children under 10 years of age must be supervised.
Children, ages 4+, are welcome to come make a Crafty Snack every Thursday at 2pm this summer. The snacks go along with each week's theme and are cute, fun, easy to make, and healthy!
*Snacks will be available until 4pm or while supplies last
*Ingredient lists will always be available at the time of the snack
Meet us by the tennis courts at the Kutztown Park to play a game of Capture the Flag!
Designed for kids who have completed 6th grade and up.
Each week on Thursdays at 4pm, teens, ages 12-17, will be reading the book, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, outloud together at WPL. Copies of the book will be provided and available for check-out for those who may miss a session or wish to read ahead. We will be reading about 50 pages per week together. Light refreshments will be provided. All those who attend at least 4 read-aloud sessions will be invited to attend a themed finale party at the end of the summer to celebrate finishing the book together. Time spent reading this novel counts towards summer reading tickets.
*This book was chosen by the Wernersville Public Library's Teen Advisory Board in conjunction with the Children's Coordinator in honor of the film adaptation to be released later this year.
Open to all levels. Learn to play or lend a hand.
Showcase your artistic abilities while we color from various themed coloring books.
Ages: 11 and up
No registration is needed.
Meet and read adult novels/non fiction books. Call library to learn which book will be read. Book choices are made each month for the next month.
All welcome!
Meetings usually the fourth Thursday evening of each month.
Game Night & Lego Lab
Challenge your family to a friendly game of Jenga,
build Lego creations with your friends, and more!
Free program for ages 5+
No registration is required.
Novels at Night is our Adult Book Club.
This month's selection is "Go Set a Watchman" by Harper Lee. Pick up your copy at the circulation desk!
Come to the library and enjoy a relaxing hour of coloring. LIve guitar music will be provided.
Bring your prefered coloring tools or we will have colored pencils available.
Coloring Pages will also be provided.
FREE and open to the public. Registration is required by calling or visiting the library.
Adult Book Club
Read a copy of of Me Before You by Jojo Moyes
then come to this open meeting to share your thoughts with fellow readers.
Newcomers are welcome; just drop in!
For Adults.
No registration is required for this free program.
Join us on Saturday, August 27 for our Chesapeake City Dine A Round Bus Trip with Elite Coach sponsored by the Friends of the Spring Township Library.
Itinerary includes:
North East, MD- bayside town/browse & shop
Baker's Restaurant- Elkton, MD soup/salad
Chesapeake City & Delaware Canal- Guided Tour
Chesapeake Inn- Waterfront on D&C Canal/main course
Free time- browse & shop
Thoroughbred Horse farms- Guided Tour
Kilby Cream- dessert
Tickets are $100 for Spring Township Library Friends members and $105 for non-Friend members.
Registration forms are available on the website and at the library.
Come join us for Stories, songs, giggles, and games! Miss Barbara will present "Fun day" today. All are welcome!
This interactive hour of story-telling, singing, dancing, and other activities is constructed to engage the interests of children ages 2-5. Older siblings are welcome to join in.
Join Mr. Mike as he sings and plays his guitar! Especially for ages 0-5 and their families.No sign up required as we will be meeting at Harvest Fellowship for a special summer show.
Confused and bemused by you computer, email or the internet? Sign up at the West Lawn-Wyomissing Hills Library for Friday afternoon tutoring session for beginning computer skills. We'll help you with getting started with things like email or searching the internet. Bring your questions. 1/2 hour sessions. Registration required.
Jesse Rothacker presents ANIMAL OLYMPICS FAMILY REPTILE SHOW!
Held at 1st UCC Church, 3rd and Pine Streets, Hamburg. Please use the 2nd set of doors on Pine Street to enter.
Unplug your electronics and play card and board games!
Games will be supplied but you are invited to bring your favorites to play.
For AGES 16 AND OLDER.
Snacks and Drinks will be provided.
Sponsored by Chick-fil-a
FREE and Open to the public.
Registration is suggested by calling or visiting the library.
Previously enjoyed books for sale. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
Put both your mind and your muscles to work this summer by creating a blanket fort in the children's section. Chairs will be provided but the more blankets the merrier. Mini book lights will be available to read inside the fort. Escape to a world of your own making at the library this summer.
Must be 18 years or older to participate.
Please join us for a traditional yoga class. Free classes, pre-registration is required. Limited space available.
Teacher and Director of Yoga and Meditation at Tula Yoga Center will be instructing us in yoga exercises.
Free Movie showing:
Movie will start at 2:15pm sharp
Showing: The Game Plan
Showing: High School Musical
Stories, songs and crafts for preschool children ages 3-5! Mondays at 10 AM with Miss Taylor.
Join us at the West Lawn-Wyomissing Hills library for a game of Pinochle on Monday mornings from 10:30am - 12:30pm. All levels welcome. Please register to let us know if you'd like to learn!
Enjoy a fun storytime with Miss Lisa, featuring stories, crafts, songs and more!
Baby Storytime
Join Miss Christine at the Sinking Spring Public Library @ 10:30 am
for stories, fingerplays, and bubbles! There are different themes each week.
For ages 10 months - 2 years.
Join Miss Elaineous every Monday at 10:30am for Babies & Books!
Like to move to the groove? Dance to the beat?
Turtle Dance Music helps kids come out of their shells.
This energetic, hilarious musician is sure to give you happy feet.
Storytime, finger plays, songs, and more!
Ventriloquist Tom Crowl will wow us with his talent
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Play! Pokemon with the Sacony Creek Pokemon League.
Earn points for awesome promo cards and badges just for plyaing! Challenge other Pokemon Trading Card Game fans to matches. All ages and experience leversl are welcome.
Join Douglas and friends to discuss your favorite comic books. For ages 10 & up, please sign up.
Join us for stories, Songs, rhymes and crafts. Afterwards, stay to read to Molly the therapy dog. She is very friendly and loves company. All level readers welcome to come. Struggling readers are encouraged. ~~This program is part of the PA Forward Initiative promoting the value of 21st century libraries.
Whether you are a beginner or a crochet addict, this club is for you! Join us on the first and third Mondays of every month. Bring your own tools and projects, relax and crochet!
Join us for an evening of book bingo!
No registration is needed.
Build and see how a hydro car works. Experience alternate fuel options. This program is presented by Lancaster County Parks & Recreation for ages 11-17. Please sign up, space is limited.
Children 12 and under are invited to compete in the LEGO Marathon. Please sign up for this event.
Sandy (Jennifer Aniston) is a stressed-out, single mom who learns that her ex-husband is marrying a younger woman. Her friend Jesse (Kate Hudson) is a fitness freak who doesn't tell her parents that she has a family. Bradley is a widower (Jason Sudeikis) who's trying to raise two daughters on his own, while Miranda (Julia Roberts) is too busy with her career to worry about having children. When their respective problems start coming to a head, the Mother's Day holiday takes on a special meaning.
Baby Storytime will involve MOVEMENT. Come to hear stories and songs and be ready to MOVE!
Story Time! Ages 3- 5 years! Stories and crafts and fun! Oh My!
~~This program is part of the PA Forward Initiative promoting the value of 21st century libraries.
Story Time for school-aged children (ages 6-11) occurs every Tuesday at 11am from June 14 - August 16. Stop by for stories, games and challenges, crafts, experiments, and other activities that relate to each week's Summer Reading Program theme.
Join us for Stories, Rhymes, Songs, Bubbles and Fun at the West Lawn-Wyomissing Hills Library!
Build and see how a hydro car works. A program that is presented by Lancaster County Parks & Recreation. For ages 7-12. Please sign up, space is limited.
Join us and see how much fun stories, rhymes, and a craft can be!
School Age Children, stories, games, and crafts for children ages 7-12 Today's theme: Games, Games & More Games
Bring your current project and stitch with us......counted cross, crewel, needlepoint, knitting or sewing. Join us for the fun and help from other crafters!
Bring your latest stitchery project and join the fun. Counted cross stitch, crewel, needlepoint, knitting, crocheting and any other project you might like to share.
No RSVP required! Just show-up!
All ages welcome!
Join us for this robotics program using lego bricks and laptops. Once you build your robot, you will be able to plug it in and use computer programming to make it move and make noises. Free. No registration required. Aimed for ages 6-12.
TEEN POTTERY PARTY! We will be creating and sculpting with air-dry clay once a month all summer long. Registration required.
Theme of the Week:
" Games Around the World "
Join us as we read, move, sing songs, play and blow bubbles. Ideal for ages 0-3. Siblings welcome to attend.
Let's build and see how a hydro car works! We will put together and run a small hydro car while learing about pollution created by our everyday vehicles.
This program is funded by the Friends of Berks County Public Libraries.
No registration is needed.
Program will be held in the Borough Council Meeting Room (first floor)
*Recommended for children ages 10 and older.*
Jesse Rothacker is a certified class clown and herpetologist who brings real reptiles for a fun show!
He is with Forgotten Friend Reptile Sanctuary, a reptile rescue & education organization from Amish country. Their mission is to rescue reptiles and provide fun outreach programs to spread their love of reptiles.
Summer Reading Storytime
Join Miss Christine at the Sinking Spring Public Library @ 11 am
to listen to stories and make a cool craft!
Each week has a different theme related to the Summer Reading Program.
For ages 2 - 7.
Join us and the Reading Fightin' Phils as we learn about America's Favorite Past Time. We will be learning more about Baseball and running drill outside.
Please wear Phillies or Reading Fightin' Phils gear! You can get an extra ticket just for wearing your gear!
Miss Donna has stories, crafts & games. Come join us! Theme for today is "Games, Games & More Games"
Join Mama Pat for stories and more!!
Kids entering 6th through 12th grade come and learn about art and artists and then create your own masterpiece!
You must sign up for each of the workshops....Call the library at 610 682-7115 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com
June 22-Self Portrait
July 6-Portrait
July 20 Landscape
August 3-Abstract
August 17 will be an open house where you can come and see what we have worked on all summer....snacks supplied!
If you have ever played the game board Hungry Hippo, then you know exactly the game we will be playing; only this time it will be live! Children will pretend to be a hippo collecting all the balls in the middle of the room. Parents will then reel the children towards themselves. In order to participate, children and parents must be present in playing this live interactive game. The event is free, but registration is required for both parents and children.
Calling All Word Lovers! Join us at the West Lawn-Wyomissing Hills Library for some evening Scrabble Fun! Ages 10 through adult are welcome to play learn and improve your Scrabble game! All levels welcome!
Each month we will be having a Block Party where a new theme will be presented and children will have the opportunity to build and create things related to the theme out of blocks. This program is part of the Cruise into Kindergarten grant received by the Spring Township Library.
Join Jesse at the Bandshell located at the Kutztown Park to meet all of his reptilian friends!
Designed for kids who have completed kindergarten - 5th grade.
Children 12 and under are invited to participate in a TRACK Circuit. The Conrad Weiser Track Coach will be here to help you learn about track events and take part in them.
In this fun, upbeat program families will sing, move, play instruments, and create a craft. Call the library to sign up, space is limited.
"Duck for President" Performance
What happens when Duck decides to replace Farmer Brown, and take on the country?
Find out when you watch this hilarious play, based on the book Duck for President and
performed by local teen actors at the Sinking Spring Borough Hall next to the library in Sinking Spring!
For all ages. No registration is required.
Please call the library at 610-678-4311 or visit our website for directions.
Tie dye with Miss Taylor and Miss Megan!
Bring any piece of clothing you would like to tie dye. Just make sure it's white!
Come to the library and try a something new. Our Craft of the Month is: TBA
The cost is varies per craft and is payable at the event. Usually, all supplies are provided. Call the library to sign up and to see there is a tool/supplie you might need to bring. Invite a friend for a fun evening. All ages may attend.
We meet the first Thursday of the month at 6:30pm.
The Benefits of Yoga and Meditation presented by Tammy Brady (RN, BSN, RYT). In this program we will learn how these practices help lessen internal and external stress. We will also do some short practices. No experience or equipment is necessary to attend this program.
This program will be held at the Township of Spring Fire Station located at 2301 Monroe Ave in West Lawn.
Movie Night in the Park
Come out for fun, popcorn, and a blockbuster movie under the stars in the Sinking Spring Park!
Bring your friends and family to this free event. Don't forget a chair and some blankets!
The movie will start at dusk.
Movie title: Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Sponsored by the Borough of Sinking Spring.
For preschoolers ages 2-6. Free play time with friends and legos!
Join us this morning for a Star Wars theme program with Snapology of Reading. Loose lego bricks and creative builds will be available. Free. No registration required. Ideal for ages 5-10.
Want to use our new 3D printer? Join us for an introductory class to learn the basics! Appropriate for approximately ages 10-adult. Please register for this class.
Designed for children with sensory sensitivies. These storytimes are held during closed library hours and led by an Occupational Therapist. After storytime with tactile activities, songs and more, children will be able to visit the Children's Library under quiet conditions. Please call with further questions or to register!
Forbidden Friends Reptile Sanctuary
The board game Candy Land will appear in real life. Each child will be a part of playing the game. The event is free and no registration is required. Children under 10 years of age must be supervised by an adult.
Book club meets on the second Monday of each month at 6:00 pm.
Anyone who enjoys a lively discussion about contemporary literature is welcome to join!
This month's discussion focuses the novel Bridges of Madison County by Robert Waller.
Join us for light snacks and lively conversation!
This month's selection is The Blind Side: Evolution of a Game, by Michael Lewis.
Children ages 12 and under are invited to come to craft night and make their own games. We will be making Mancala, Checkers, Memory and more.
Come out and join us for an interactive workshop that brings sports and theatre together in a fun and exciting way. The program will be presented by the Yocum Institute. Please call the library to sign up, as space is limited.
Writers and would-be writers gather the 2nd Monday of each month to study the craft of writing ficiton, non-fiction, poetry, drama and read their own works and listen to others read their works.
All welcome
Baby Storytime will be about COLORS. We will read books and sing songs and then play with many different colored items!
In celebration of National Book Lovers Day, we will host a Library Read In.
All you have to do is show up and read! The time spent reading will count towards the Summer Reading Program.
Participants will be able to win prizes, compete in reading challenges, attend a preschool story time starting at 10am, and earn Summer Reading Raffle Tickets.
PRESCHOOL STORYTIME WILL BE COMBINING WITH LITTLE EARS AT 11am TODAY. Special music guest Julie Keller will be performing fun songs for PreK and babies!
School Age Children, stories, games, and crafts for children ages 7-12 Today's theme: Library Olympics
The Eagles Eye Book Group meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 1:30pm.
Monthly board of Trustees. The board discusses library policies,funding, programs, etc. The public is Invited.
The fun continues this summer! Join us for a relaxing time of stress reducing coloring! Please sign up as space is limited. For adults 18 and older.
"With the Zentangle Method, anyone can create beautiful images from repetitive patterns. It is easy to lean and easy to do. And even though it is a specified series of steps, it results in a creative expression that transcends it's own rules."
This program is free and will be held inside the library.
Registration is required.
Materials will be provided but you are welcome to bring your own!
Come read with some local heroes as we learn about fire prevention and fire safety at story time this evening. A visit with the fire truck will follow. Tonight is also our first ever Library Read In. So join Miss Andrea and The Township of Spring Firefighters and see how many people we can get reading in the library tonight! :)
Book Discussion Group meets on the second Tuesday of the month at 7pm. Join us for a great discussion!
We are discussing: The Hired Girl by Laura Amy Schlitz. Fourteen-year-old Joan Skraggs, just like the heroines in her beloved novels, yearns for real life and true love. But what hope is there for adventure, beauty, or art on a hardscrabble farm in Pennsylvania where the work never ends? Over the summer of 1911, Joan pours her heart out into her diary as she seeks a new, better life for herself—because maybe, just maybe, a hired girl cleaning and cooking for six dollars a week can become what a farm girl could only dream of—a woman with a future
By logging into your library account at kutztownlibrary.org, you can place a request for the book or call us at 610-683-5820.
" Forgotten Friends Reptile Sanctuary "
This program is geared towards children ages 10 and under as we enjoy a dramatic performance of Doreen Cronin's book Duck for President.
This program is funded by the Friends of Berks County Public Libraries
No registration is needed.
Program will be held in the Borough Council Meeting Room (first floor)
"24, 36, Hut! Hut! Hike" on over to the Library for a fun-filled day of all sorts of sports!
Join Coach Lehman to learn about and try your hand (or foot) at a variety of sports.
Sign-up is required for this program.
Join us for our own Summer Reading Olympics! We will group together and earn points through various games. Points will be counted and at the end of the Program party, the group with the most points will receive a special prize.
Miss Donna has stories, crafts & games. Come join us! Theme for today is "Library Olympics"
Duck for President is a fun read and timely during this election year. Come and cast your ballot for Duck!
Weather permitting, we'll gather outside to play the traditional outdoor camp game. Two teams will compete against each other in a battle to capture the other team's flag. Free event. For ages 12-18. No registration required.
Adults, learn to paint step by step with Geraldine Guzman. Geraldine will take you step by step from start to finish of your painting. Class fee is $10.00, all art supplies included. Exercise your mind and learn something new this summer. Register at the West lawn-Wyomissing Hills Library. Payment is required at registration. Last day to register is Friday, August 5th.
Come join us fror the chance to win books,door prizes,and have a lot of fun!
A buffet style dinner will be served. Registration is required. Space is limited!
Participants must be 18 or older
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Explore Outside Our Libary today with Lancaster County Parks and Recreation. Free program. No registration required. You have probably explored the shelves inside our library but have you ever looked around outside to see what types of plants and animals call this area their home? Join us :)
Compete in our version of the Library Olympics!
Children ages 12 and under are invited to join us for a unique painting experience with the Yocum Institute. We will be painting a mural using sports equipment as our "paint brushes"!
Join us for a play by Yocum Institute's Teen Ensemble! This is a free theatrical program for children and families to enjoy.
Join our construction crew and build with our 300 wooden blocks and a village of people, vehicles, and animals!
We'll build and learn about neat structures around the world.
No registration is need for this free program.
Will be held inside the library.
Ages: 10 and under
SSPL Craft Night
Design your own Olympic Medal during our family-friendly craft night at 6:30 pm!
No experience is necessary, and you get to keep what you make.
For ages 3 - Adult.
Regular board meetings of the Kutztown Community Library hare held on the second Thursday of the month at 7 pm.
Teen Club With Miss Betsy
Outdoor Movie Night
Ages 12-18 only
Sign up is required.
Learn to play or learn some new strategies! All levels welcome ages 10 years and older.
Escape the Library!
Can you solve the clues and escape in time? Come get locked in and put your skills to the test! Teen program, registration required. *Different time*
Ages 11 -17, join us for games and fun activities inspired by the 2016 Summer Olympics. Cost $5.00 for pizza and snacks. Call to register.
Join us this morning for a free presentation of "Duck for President" with The Yocum Institute for the Arts Teen Ensemble.
Cuddle up with a book and come read to Cuddles. Certified therapy dog Cuddles loves kids. Reading to a therapy dog encourages confidence in out-loud reading skills. If your child cannot read yet, no problem! Cuddles also loves picture books.
Join us this afternoon for a free fencing demonstration!
Join us for a cupcake decorating class with Beth Gendler, co-owner of Secrets Bakery in West Reading. Cost of the class is $10 and includes all supplies.
Space is limited so registration is required. To register call the library at 610-373-9888 or email email@example.com
Come beat the heat at the library and enjoy a little downtime. We have a variety of wii games available to play. What a great way to relax and maybe meet some new friends.
Library Olympics
We will be having our own version of olympics in the library complete with everyone making their very own olympic torch
Whether you are a beginner or a crochet addict, this club is for you! Join us on the first and third Mondays of every month. Bring your own tools and projects, relax and crochet!
Young Adults ages 13-17 are invited to participate in the Chocolate Olympics. You MUST sign up for this event.
Babies and toddlers are invited to come and play in the Nursery Rhyme Olympics. Please sign up for this program.
PRESCHOOL STORYTIME WILL BE COMBINING WITH LITTLE EARS TODAY AT 11am. Yocum Institute will be leading a toddler dance program.
Celebrate the end of our summer reading program with music, stories, and games! All ages are welcomed to join us in this fun, family friendly event! Bring a bagged lunch and stay after wards to mingle with your friends and have some cake that will be provided by the Friends of the Boyertown Library. No sign up necessary!
Come join us in celebrating the end of the summer reading program with Turtle Dance Music. This event will feature awesome music, original stories and exciting games! Bring a bagged lunch and mingle with your friends after the show. The Friends of the Boyertown Library will provide cake and drinks for all! Remember we will be at Trinity E.C. - not the library. No sign up required!
Board meetings of the Friends of the KCL are held on the third Tuesday of the month at 2 pm. All are welcome!
Your family is invited to participate in our Outdoor Family Olympics here at the Exeter Community Library! You will participate in activities at several stations featuring different field day activities. The event is recommended for ages 4 and up for those who are able to participate at all stations. Registration is required. Please wear appropriate clothing for physical activity and bring a water bottle to stay hydrated!
Join us every Tuesday for stories and crafts. Reading together is a wonderful way to connect with the child in your life :)
Join the Friends of the West Lawn-Wyomissing Hills Library! We meet on the Third Tuesday of each month to plan great ways to support your library. No experience necessary. Can't come to the meeting? No problem. Let us know your interests and your ideas. We'll give you a call when volunteers are needed.
The FAPL Board of Trustees meets in the Borough Council Meeting Room on the first floor of the Community Center.
The Boone Area Library Board of Trustees will meet on tonight at 7:00 PM.
The meeting is open to the public
Theme of the Week:
" Summer Finale "
(Fun, Food, Prizes and Games!)
Ages 3-6
Join a group of parents and children for an hour of free play and building with blocks.
No registration required.
Every third Wednesday of the month. Designed for ages 3-6. Join us for an hour of group block play for parents and children. A great program for children to practice the skills needed to start school.
What wild mammals can jump the highest or the longest? Who is the fastest swimmer or runner? Learn the answers to these questions and other relating to mammal athletic ability and see how out human abilities compare to theirs. This program is geared towards children ages 10 and under.
The program is funded by Friends of Berks County Public Libraries.
No registration is need. Program will be located in the Borough Council Meeting Room.
Bring your favorite picture books, a blanket, and a picnic lunch to enjoy outside with your friends and family.
We will provide popsicles and picnic-themed games.
Join us as the Summer Reading Program comes to a close. There will be snacks and drinks. We will also be raffling off the prize baskets.
Come into the library and use your imagination to build communities
Ages 2-7 but all welcome
Adults are welcome to attend these FREE screenings of popular movies throughout the summer. Popcorn and beverages will be provided! No RSVP necessary.
The Berks County Public Libraries Board of Director's Meetings are held in the Meeting Area of System Headquarters, 1040 Berks Road, Leesport, PA. Meetings are open to the public.
Check out Marian the ventriloquist and all of her friends!
Designed fpr children who have completed kindergarten - 5th grade.
Join us every Thursday as we read and create crafts. We encourage parents and caregivers to participate with us.
All children 12 and under that participated in the Summer Reading Program are invited to participate in the Library OLYMPICS. You MUST sign up for this event.
A special story time for children entering kindergarten. Please sign up!
A fun story time to get children excited about going to Kindergarten. Please sign up. For children entering kindergarten only (and siblings)
Meet us by the tennis courts at the Kutztown Park for a game of kickball!
Legos! Legos! Legos! What could be more fun?! Afterschool Lego club. Come equipped with your ideas. We'll provide the legos.
Showcase your artistic abilities while we color from themed coloring books.
Ages: 11 and up
No registration is need.
Materials will be provided.
Join the Kutztown Area Garden Club. It meets on the third Thursday of the month at 7pm. Each month there is a guest speaker featuring gardens, plants, and more.
Ages 10 and up, come and join us for a discussion on the graphic novel about friendship and trying new things.
Join us this evening for a free presentation of "Pixels". Popcorn provided. This movie israted PG-13.
We will be showing The Angry Birds Movie
Activities at 6pm
Movie starts at 6:30pm
Light refreshments will be served.
Last day to turn in your tickets for the summer reading program. All tickets MUST be turned in by 1:30 Today!
SSPL Summer Reading Program ENDS
All Summer Reading Tickets must be redeemed for prizes or
entered into raffles by the end of the day today! Late entries will not be accepted.
(Winners for all raffles will be chosen and contacted next week.)
Hurry! Today is the last day to turn in your Summer Reading logs for prize drawings!
Join us this morning for a free and fun family yoga program at the library. No registration required. No previous experience required. Yoga mats provided. Yoga is an excellent way to connect with your child. Join Miss Alicia from Yoga 4 Kids for this peaceful program.
Cuddle up with a book and come read to Riku. Our certified therapy dog Riku loves kids. Reading to a therapy dog encourages confidence in out-loud reading skills. If your child cannot read yet, no problem! Riku also loves picture books.
Bring your saved tickets to use on games, food, prizes, a dunk tank and more!
This is your LAST CHANCE to use those accumulated tickets!
There will be a Summer Reading bash for children and teens. We will celebrate finishing Summer Reading by having games, fun stations, prizes, and snacks. Attend our Summer Reading bash to officially cross the end of the finish line! No registration is required. Children under 10 years of age must be supervised by an adult.
Join us to Stop & Stitch with your knitting, crocheting, and needlework. Share your past and current projects, consult others, and more.
Sheets and colored pencils are provided to those who want to come color their stress away at our once-monthly Advanced Coloring Club! Join us for a fun, relaxing atmosphere where you can color by your own rules!
Join us at Muhlenberg Community Library and bring out your inner creativity! The adult coloring club will be on the 4th Monday of every month from 2:00-3:00pm for the summer months. The program is free and no registration is required.
The Board of Trustees will hold it's monthly meeting. The public is welcome to come and share any ideas they may have for the betterment of the library.
The PA Institute of Certified Public Accountants will present a discussion on protecting your finances from fraud. We need a minimum of 10 people to have the program so sign up today!
The Mifflin Community Library Board of Directors meets 10 times yearly in the children's room of the library. Meetings are open to the public and are usually the fourth Wednesday of the month, except in July and November, when there is no meeting, and in December, when the meeting is the first Wednesday of the month.
Calling all Senior citizens, join us at Muhlenberg Community Library for a fun time of playing cards! Games will include Pinochle, Bridge, and much more. The Senior Citizen Card Club will be held on the 4th Thursday of every month from 10:30am-12:30pm for the summer months. The program is free and no registration is required.
Showcase your artistic abilites while we color from themed coloring books!
Ages: 11 and up
Program will be held inside the library.
No registration is needed.
Brandywine Community Library Board Meeting. Public is welcome
Adult Book Club: Special Presentation
Read a copy of of Pleasant Valley Lost by local author Joseph J Swope
then listen to the author talk about his book and the Blue Marsh Lake
in a special presentation at the Boro Hall (next door to the library) .
Everyone is welcome!
This month's selection is "Silent Sister" by Diane Chamberlain. Pick up your copy at the circulation desk!
Are you homeschooling your children? Meet other parents, share ideas, and offer encouragement. Adults only, please. Please call the library to sign up.
We are hosting a FREE Trim Healthy Mama class and support group.
You may come to one or all of the sessions.
You can find more info online at www.trimhealthymama.com
Sign-up is required.
Kids love dogs, and they really love reading to dogs! Bailey and Logan will return to the Spring Township Library for reading sessions with any child who is interested. Reading to a therapy dog encourages confidence in out-loud reading skills. If your child cannot read yet, no problem! Bailey and Logan also love picture books.
The Friends of the Fleetwood Area Public Library will meet in the library at 1pm.


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Size: 151cm, 158cm, 163cm
Burton Fish Snowboard
Size: 151cm, 156cm, 161cmReg: $629.95 On Sale: $472.95
DC Media Blitz SnowboardReg: $549.95 On Sale: $412.95
Size: 150cm, 154cm, 158cm
DC Ply SnowboardReg: $379.95 On Sale: $284.95
Size: 150cm, 153cm, 156cm, 159cm
K2 CarveAir SnowboardReg: $479.95 On Sale: $449.95
Size: 149cm, 154cm
Morrow Fury Snowboard
Size: 146cm, 151cm, 155cm, 159cm, 163cmReg: $329.95 On Sale: $199.95
Morrow Mountain Snowboard 2014
Size: 151cm, 155cmReg: $329.95 On Sale: $164.95
Ride Kink Wide Snowboard
Size: 149cm (W)Reg: $379.95 On Sale: $227.95
Rome Agent Snowboard 2014Reg: $529.99 On Sale: $264.95
Size: 146cm, 149cm, 160cm
Rome Reverb Rocker SnowboardReg: $399.99 On Sale: $299.95 - $319.95
Size: 151cm, 154cm, 157cm, 160cm
Rossignol Circuit Amptek Snowboard
Size: 145cm, 150cm, 155cm, 160cm, 165cmReg: $299.95 On Sale: $224.95