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Summer Reading Program enrolls 16 children; hands-on projects and animal visitors scheduled
Summary
The New Marlborough library's Summer Reading Program has 16 children enrolled (K–7). Activities will include planting projects, 3‑D printing, building watering pots for bees and visits from Reptile Nook, La Petite Ranch and Cassie Keeley with llamas.
The library reported 16 children are enrolled in the Summer Reading Program, which serves students from kindergarten through seventh grade. The program theme is "Plant a Seed Read," and activities are planned around planting, 3‑D printing projects and building and decorating watering pots for bees to support pollinators.
The minutes list scheduled visitor programs on individual days: Reptile Nook (live reptiles), La Petite Ranch with guinea pigs, and Cassie Keeley with her llamas. Trustees discussed the programming in the context of hands-on activities for youth and noted the library's ongoing coordination with area schools and families to publicize the program.
