Welcome to the Laura Ingalls Wilder Children's Room!

Ms. Clara Webber was the first children's librarian of Pomona Public Library. A long time correspondent with Mrs. Laura Ingalls Wilder, she was instrumental in having the Children's Room named in honor of Mrs. Wilder on May 25, 1950. Today, we house the original hand written manuscript for the novel Little Town on the Prairie. Every February, we host the Laura Ingalls Wilder Sociable in honor of Mrs. Wilder's February 7th birthday.

Showing posts with label spring break. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spring break. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Pomona Spring Break!

Hey young Pomonans! What are you all doing for spring break? How about coming to the library and just read for fun? We will show you where all the really great books are and you can relax and read all week. How great does that sound? Or like the kids in this picture, create something new.

Just don't forget that we are here for you. There won't be any Homework Center this week because you all are not in school!

See you soon!

Joke of the day: Why did the hen cross the road?
Answer: To prove she wasn't chicken! ;)

Saturday, April 4, 2009

We Are Making Rabbits!


Good Saturday, young Pomonans! We have a craft coming up this next week. Since you all will be on spring break, come on in and make one. The homework center will not be open either.

Joke of the day: What brand of crayon sobs at the drop of a hat?
Answer: Cry-ola.

Thursday, April 10, 2008

Spring break is almost over ...


Spring Break 2008
Originally uploaded by denaclavier
Everything must come to an end. Even spring break. A lot of you came through the library this week. We haven't been this busy since the Summer Reading Program!

It could be possible that you may, just may, have put off doing your homework. It has happened. Fear not! It's not too late! We are open Friday and Saturday from 12pm to 5pm.

The most popular question this week has been students needing a Newbery winning book. At this point, we do not shelve the Newbery or the Caldecott books in a special area. They are shelved in the fiction or non-fiction areas but are marked with a strip of blue tape and a strip of red tape. We can easily show you where they are.

I have good news! One of the mothers who brings her children to our homework center told me that her son has raised his grades from D's to A's in just three weeks! (I'm really not trying to sound like a commercial.) She brings her children here twice a week and she said they love coming in to work with a Cal Poly Pomona student. They get one on one attention and it has really made a difference for them.

This program is a winning situation for both the children and the college students. The younger children love the attention and the college students learn skills that will help them in many aspects of their life.

Come on in and improve your grades. Your parents will love it!