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Nov
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Grades 5-12
Make A Memory Box
11/16/09
6:00-7:00 pm
Join instructor Carrie Malandrino to create a memory box for yourself or to give as a gift! Participants should bring a memento or a b/w or color copy of a photo (the size of a postcard or smaller).
Grades 5-12
Mason Jar Snowman
12/10/09 – 6:30 – 7:30 pm
Make a Mason Jar Snowman to keep or give as a gift!
Registration begins Monday, November 23rd, 2009
Grades 10 &11
SAT vs ACT 11/19/09
6:00-7:00 pm
Attention Lindenhurst High School Sophomores, Juniors & parents. Mulling over whether to take the SAT or ACT? This workshop is for you! An expert from Kaplan Test Prep & Admissions will discuss the differences between both tests, the role the tests play in the college admission process, and strategies for succeeding on both tests. Come with questions.
9
Nov
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National Novel Writing Month is November 1st-30th. The challenge is to write a novel by the end of the month. Why participate? Unlock your creative side and join thousands of young writers in a great writing event! Click on the logo for more information.
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Oct
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Halloween Craft Buddies was held at the Lindenhurst Memorial Library (NY) on 10/30/09. We’d like to thank all the teen volunteers for another successful year!. The kids had a great time and got to go home with some awesome Halloween Projects. The next volunteer opportunity is StoryCraft on November 6th @ 4:15 pm. Sign up at the circulation desk today!
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Oct
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The winner was somewhat of a surprise to those who never read the book— Paper Towns by John Green. This is a great book! Pick one up at the Lindenhurst Memorial Library(NY) today! To see a WWE video about Teens Top Ten go here:
Teens Top Ten Results for 2009
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Oct
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register at the circulation desk, call or go to our website
Design A Lamp 10/21 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Halloween Spooky Cupcakes 10/22 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Halloween Craft Buddies 10/26 4:30-5:30 p.m.
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Sep
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Remember the book? Take it out at Lindenhurst Memorial Library (NY) — find it in picture books (J E Sendak) — (or find it in almost any library) read it aloud to your favorite wild thing and see the movie Oct. 16th!
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Sep
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The next meeting of the Young Adult Council is 10/6/09 @ 3p.m. Registration is necessary. See you there!
11
Sep
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Taking the S.A.T. this fall? There is a workshop at the Lindenhurst Memorial Library(NY) given by Greg Walsh – Thursdays 9/17-10/8 from 6-8:30 p.m. The fee is $75 to register and includes a study book. This program is open to out of district residents.
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Sep
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Annual Photography Contest @ Lindenhurst Memorial Library (NY)
September 28 – November 7, 2009
Entry Forms will be available starting 9/15
Open to All Photographers
Receiving Dates: September 28-October 13, 2009. Drop off @ the Library
Categories: Adult ** Young Adult (ages 10-18 yrs) Black & White ** Color
Public Viewing: October 26-November 6, 2009
Reception: November 7, 2009 2:00 pm
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Sep
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The book “So B It” by Sarah Weeks is a mystery and tear jerker. It is about a mysterious mother with a blank past. Her daughter, Heidi, doesn’t understand why she is so isolated with only a few friends she can count on. Her Mom has something wrong with her and seems to have no family. Her neighbor is helping raise her and doesn’t offer much help in helping Heidi figure out her Mom. Heidi goes on a five day journey by herself (she is 11 yrs old!) and finds out more about her Mom in those 5 days than she had in 11 years. It is a sad story that also has a happy ending. I recommend it highly.
Elizabeth M. 6th grade