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 Richard Wade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Richard Wade. Show all posts

Thursday, July 23, 2009

Dinosaur Program With Richard Wade

















We had a great time yesterday with Richard Wade. He did a Dinosaur program. I learned many things that I had not known about. I bet you did too!

Monica Rodriguez from the Daily Bulletin was there and also a photographer so hopefully we will be in the paper soon.

We are still low in numbers from last year so please come in and sign up for the reading program. It's fun and we have great prizes!

See you here!

Joke of the day: What type of sport utility vehicle would a dinosaur drive?
Answer: A Bronco-saurus. :)

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Science Program Today

Pomona Public Library is the place to be today at 3:30pm. Richard Wade is coming to do a science program.

Be here and be amazed!

Joke of the day: What do scientists wear to the lab?
Answer: Sneakers with test tube socks. :)

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

A Good Time With Georgette Baker

















As you can see by these photos we had a great time with Georgette Baker. She is a very lively storyteller and a good singer as well. She taught us words in Spanish and we also sang in Spanish. In the picture where the children are shaking, we are singing "Cho-co-lat-te" and they are shaking the chocolate milk! The map behind her was used to show us where her stories and songs came from. She even educated us about different animals in South America. She showed us a picture of the "Blue Footed Boobie" that resides in the Galapagos Islands.

It was great fun and if you missed it you missed a very good program. Of course it was a little hard to follow a real live alligator (like we had last week) but she did great. If you did miss the show today I'm sure we'll have her back.

Next week we are having a science program with Richard Wade. Science will amaze you! See you here!!

Joke of the day: What makes an excellent baker?
Answer: One who caters to your every knead. :)