Reading BEE-lievers
The Reading BEE-lievers program has finished another successful year of bringing students to the library to promote literacy. The students read lots of different books, learned phonic skills, used e-readers, and gained confidence in reading. The students did a great job and should be very proud of their work. Thank you to Mrs. Becky Hoehn, 4th grade teacher at Bridgman Elementary School, for her dedication in making this program a success at the Library. Also many thanks to our dedicated volunteers - we could not do this without you! See you all in the fall.
"PAWS"itive Reading Returns
Come and read to Teva!!!
The old saying goes that, 
" dog is man’s best friend”, and the Bridgman Public Library is helping to prove that with its "Paws"itive Reading program.
" dog is man’s best friend”, and the Bridgman Public Library is helping to prove that with its "Paws"itive Reading program.Pawsitive Reading is a program that can be a tool to help children, especially those who may wish to improve their reading abillity or ESL students. A teacher, parent or guardian may call the library at 269-465-3663 to register a child for a 15 minute appointment with our furry friend, Teva and his handler, Miss Dee. Help your child build confidence & improve his or her reading skills by signing them up for this fun opportunity today.
Last session for spring will be Tuesday, May 8th beginning at 6:00 p.m. Call the Library to set up a time for your child to read to Teva. This program will resume in the fall.
YOUTH PROGRAMS FALL 2011
Welcome to Kate Szczypka, our new Youth Services coordinator. Kate the has been very busy planning some fun new programs for kids ages kindergarten through high school.
KC = Kids Club - For Grades k-4th (includes a snack, story and activity) Sign-up required.
MHS = For Grades 5th through 12th.
FE = Famiily Event Everyone Welcome!!
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