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Summer Reading 2009 "Read...Create Your Dreams"- There is no place better to "be creative" than at your library. Others have created their dreams and so can you. Click here for 2009 poster. "Magical Mystery Theatre"- Your "Get a Clue Theme" is perfect for magic, mystery, and illusion. For ages 3 and up. The children are the "stars" of the show. Click here for 2007 poster. "Once Upon a Time...a Magical Reading Adventure"- Wow, the imagination is magical! Every great story starts with "once upon a time". This phrase will catch the attention of young and old. Click here for Once Upon a Time Poster. "Castles, Dragons, & Magic, Oh My!"- A "Funtastic" summer reading adventure for children ages 3 & up! Don't blink, or you might miss "Fish the Magish" and his band of helpers! Click here for Castle poster for your advertising. "Magic Under the Big Top Hat!"- All ages love the circus. All the kids can "run away and join the circus", but the best part is that they will be home for dinner and share the fun, the laughter, and the magic of "Fish the Magish". Click here for Big Top Poster. "Funtastic Summer Reading Adventure"- Discover that every book in the library leads to summer reading fun! Every book is a "magic" book and always leads to a new adventure for children and adults. “Fish the Magish” offers these benefits to your library: Ø A live exposure to the performing arts Ø Themed shows for academic value Ø Positive social and emotional values Ø Artistic expression Ø An affordable price All “Fish the Magish” programs are developmentally appropriate and full of participation and fun! Children and parents get excited when “Fish the Magish” arrives at your library for summer reading fun. A few ideas on what motivates children to read? 1. They want to choose their own material. Everyone has different interests. Books allow them to be in control and to make choices. 2. They like to be rewarded. When they join the summer reading program, they will strive to do their best when there is a reward. 3. They pick up the importance of reading when they see adults and other children reading. The library is a great place to observe readers! Be sure they visit the library regularly. Make it a habit! 4. Make reading fun by using different voices, etc. This creative process lets them know that reading is fun. 5. By creating loving associations with books children learn and value them. 6. They like to spend memorable times with their parents and caring adults. Reading to children is great for the child and the adult. The “Fish the Magish” magic show focuses on some of the motivating ideas listed above. Add a little magic to your summer reading program with "Fish the Magish". Contact Information
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