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JULY-AUGUST 2019Community Comes Together toTalk about Teen Mental Healthpage 64 Ways to Explore the Worldwith Your Library Cardpage 9For Job-Seekers and Business Ownerspage 10New This Summer at the Librarypage 12
SUMMER FUN CONTINUES SUMMER READING RUNS UNTIL AUG. 18Fill in a square each time you read for 20 minutes or participate in an activity listed on your log. When you fill in 25squares, return your log for a T-shirt and an entry into the Summer Reading Grand Prize drawing! We'll acceptcompleted logs until August 18.SPECIAL EVENTSPOP-UP LIBRARYZócaloCheck our website and follow us on Facebook,Twitter, and Instagram to see where we’ll bepopping up around town!AFTER LUNCH PROGRAMSTues., July 9 1:00-4:00Join us after lunch for a daily drop-in program forall ages and abilities! All programs start at 1:00.Trail Tale at Byron ParkMondays: Game OnPop-up Library at Village GreenFind more details on page 4!July 10 & August 14 6:00-8:00Tuesdays: Brainstorm ChallengePop-up Library at Marcus TheatreTues., July 16 3:00-4:30Weds., July 24 10:00-12:00Wednesdays: STEAM AheadFREE LUNCHESThursdays: Rincón de actividadesProvided by the Northern Illinois Food Bank.Join us for lunch every weekday then stickaround for activities for the whole family!Meals are available to any child 18 or under.Mon.-Fri., June 10-Aug. 15 12:00-1:00Fridays: Activity CornerLIBRARY NEWSCommunity ConversationWe have heard the community's concerns regarding the high volume of youth patrons who come tothe library after school. We feel it is important to welcome everyone to the library and to beresponsive to the community we serve, so we invite you to share a meal with us as you share yourfeedback at our first Community Conversation.Each table will have a staff moderator who will discuss the many ways the library servesAddison's teen population, answer your questions, and explore possible solutions.Space is limited to 30 participants. Registration is required. Visit addisonlibrary.org/events or callthe library at 630.458.3320 to register. If the event reaches full capacity, we will hold another eventin the future.Weds., July 31 6:00-8:00Large Meeting RoomThanks to our Summer Reading Sponsors!We would like to thank the Kane County Cougars, LEGOLand, Chicago Dogs, Panda Express, and Barnes & Noble forproviding some extra incentives to our Summer Reading program. We would also like to thank Nancy Castro of SmartyPants Books for contributing book prizes and funds for our teen volunteer T-shirts.2
CHILDREN’S SERVICES PROGRAMSReserve space at our programs online or call 630.458.3338.Story Times and Preschool ProgramsJoin us for story times and workshops for babies,toddlers, and preschoolers!Summer Session II Begins Week of July 15Registration opens July 1.Fall Session I Begins Week of Sept. 9Registration opens Aug. 15A class just for preschoolers that will introduce your childto school activities. 3-5 years.Mon., July 15-Aug. 5 11:30-12:15Family Story TimeAll ages and caregivers.Wed., July 17-Aug. 7 10:00-10:30Early Science StationsJoin us for preschool science fun! Rotate through differentstations filled with science experiments and hands-onactivities. Ages 2-5.Mon., July 8 10:00-10:45Stories at PaneraWould you like to introduce your child to a newenvironment? Join us at Panera, located at 1600 W.Lake Street in Addison, as we bring stories out into thecommunity. Sing songs, make something creative, andenjoy a light snack provided by Panera. Recommended fortoddlers and preschoolers with adults.Mon., July 8 2:30-3:00Mon., Aug. 19 2:30-3:00 Registration opens Aug. 1Toddler Story Time2-3 years with caregiver.Mon., July 15-Aug. 5 10:00-10:30Creative CornerPlaying PreschoolJoin us for a Polish/English story time which will includebooks, rhymes, songs, and crafts. Everyone is welcome!You do not need to speak Polish to attend. All ages.Mon., July 15-29 10:45-11:15¡Hola!Drop-in. Join us for our Spanish/English story time!Have fun listening to your favorite stories and enjoysome activities in Spanish. Knowledge of Spanish is notrequired. ¡Nos vemos pronto! All ages.Thurs., July 18-Aug. 8 10:30-11:00Birth to 3 JamboreeJoin us for a story time for babies and toddlers thatwill include stories, songs, and activities. Birth-3 yearswith caregiver.Thurs., July 18-Aug. 8 11:15-11:45Sensory Story TimeJoin us for a story time for children of all abilities. We’llread stories, sing songs, and do a fun sensory activity.Ages birth-5th grade.Sat., July 27 10:00-10:30NEW! Sing & SignCome for an interactive sign language playtime! No priorknowledge of sign language is required. All ages andabilities.Tues., Aug. 6 11:30-12:001,000 Books Before Kindergarten Celebration/Celebración de 1,000 libros antes de kínderCome for a special party to celebrate your achievement and progress at our annual 1,000Books Before Kindergarten party! If you'd like to learn more about 1,000 Books and sign up,you are welcome to join us.¡Ven a una fiesta especial para celebrar tu logroy progreso en nuestra fiesta anual de 1,000libros antes de kínder! Si quisieras obtener más información sobre 1,000 libros y inscribirte,por favor, únete a nosotros.Weds., Aug. 7 4:00-4:45Miércoles, 7 de ago. 4:00-4:453
CHILDREN’S SERVICES PROGRAMSReserve space at our programs online or call 630.458.3338.Book a LibrarianWe offer three different one-on-one classes for childrenby appointment. Call 630.458.3332, stop by, or request anappointment online. Appointments will be scheduled on afirst-come, first-served basis. Limit one appointment perchild every two weeks.Ofrecemos tres diferentes clases de uno-a-uno para niñoscon cita previa. Llame 630.458.3332, pase por, o soliciteuna cita en línea.Aby się zarejestrować zadzwoń pod numer (630) 4583338, przyjdź do biblioteki lub wypełnij formularz nastronie internetowej.Ready to Read (20 minutes): Enjoy some one-on-onetime with our librarians. During your 20 minute session,we can help you find just the right books based on yourinterests and abilities and help you begin to read a book inthe library. Grades 1-5.Math MANIA (20 minutes): Come learn games that arenot only fun, but also ways to practice your math skills!During your 20-minute session, you can work on addition,subtraction, multiplication, or division. Please specifywhich skill you’re interested in reviewing when you makeyour appointment request. Grades 1-5.Early Literacy (20 minutes): Children andtheir caregivers can meet with a librarian to read astory, play, and review early literacy tips essential fordevelopment and learning. Ages 1-5.Citas disponibles en español con Louise para los niñospequeños edades 1-5 y sus cuidadores. En cada citavamos a leer un cuento y revisamos consejos de lecturatemprana esenciales para el desarrollo y el aprendizaje.Appointments Now Available with Aleksandra!Aleksandra is now taking appointments for children upto 5th grade. Spotkania z Aleksandrą dla małych dziecido piątej klasy są teraz dostępne.Crafting at our Summer Reading KickoffFor the Whole FamilyZócalo: FandangoDrop-in. Traditional Mexican music and dance is a vibrantblend of many different cultures. The musicians anddancers of Son Monarcas will explore the indigenous,African, and Spanish influences on the rhythms,movement, and melodies of Mexico. This lively, interactiveperformance featuring authentic instruments and danceengages audiences of all ages with energetic renditions oftraditional music, and even a familiar melody that all willrecognize and love! All ages.Weds., July 10 6:00-8:00Crafts and activities start at 6:00Performance starts at 7:00Zócalo: Juggling Funny StoriesDrop-in. You'll be laughing out loud as nationally knownfamily entertainer Chris Fascione brings children’s storiesto life with his high-spirited and innovative performance.Full of energy, humor and imagination, Chris createscolorful characters through his unique combination ofacting, storytelling, comedy, and juggling. All ages.Weds., Aug. 14 6:00-8:00Crafts and activities start at 6:00Performance starts at 7:00Family Movie NightDrop-in. Share snacks and watch a family-friendly movieon our big screen. All ages.Weds., July 3 and Aug. 7 6:00-8:004
We ask that patrons register for all Children Services programs except for those listed as drop-in.Kids’ Classes, Workshops, and Drop-In ProgramsChess ClubDrop-in. Learn tricks and techniques for competitivechess with our expert instructor. Both beginners andmasters welcome.Recommended for grades 4-8.Mon., July 1-29 and Aug. 5-26 6:30-8:00Ukulele JamHave you ever wanted to learn the ukulele? Join us for our5th Annual Ukulele Jam! You’ll learn basic chords, playa few songs, and have tons of fun! Space is limited in thisthree-week class, so please make sure to register.Practice library ukuleles will be available for the programor feel free to bring your own! Grades 3-5.Mon., July 8, 15, and 22 4:30-5:00Sew Your Own PillowcaseCome create your very own stylin’ pillowcase using thelibrary’s sewing machines. Grades 3-5; limit 8.Tues., July 9 4:00-4:45Heroes & Villains CampNow is the time to discover who you truly are. Will yousave the city and all of humanity or will you be the oneplotting to destroy it and cause trouble? Tell us yourincredible story at this two-day camp; receive your maskupon initiation. Grades 2-5.Weds., July 10 11:00-12:00Thurs., July 11 11:00-12:00Jr. InquisitorsDo you often ask “how?” and “why?” about thingsaround you? Do you enjoy experimenting and makingthings? Join other inquiring minds to find out theanswers! Grades K-2.Weds., July 10 and Aug. 14 4:00-4:45Board Game StorytellingUnleash your creativity and storytelling abilities withboard games, apps, and more. Grades 2-5.Fri., July 12 and 19 11:00-12:00Story CornerZen ArtDrop-in. Has summer got you running around? Relax withZentangle art. Recommended for ages 6 & up.Weds., July 24 6:30-7:30Trivia TimeTest your book knowledge in a trivia game that will covereverything from Dr. Seuss to Captain Underpants!There will also be snacks and prizes. Grades K-5.Thurs., July 25 4:00-4:45Giving CraftsDrop-in. Come create a project that will be donated to alocal organization. All ages.Sat. and Sun., July 27 and 28 2:00-4:00Sat. and Sun., Aug. 24 and 25 2:00-4:00Exploration StationsJoin us for a play experience for children from birth-grade5. Children of all abilities are welcome!Sat., Aug. 3 11:00-11:45STEM Club: LEGOsKnights, towers, catapults! Join us to create a medievalscene with LEGOs. All ages.Tues., Aug. 6 4:00-4:45Shadow Puppet Theater CampJoin us for this two-day puppet theater camp where you’llbring your stories to life! All ages.Weds., Aug. 14 11:00-12:00Thurs., Aug. 15 11:00-12:00Board Game BlastDrop-in. Come play your favorite board games and learnabout some new ones! All ages.Thurs., Aug. 15 4:00-4:45Get Your Art On!Drop-in. Enjoy an evening of art using recycled books.Recommended for ages 6 & up.Weds., Aug. 21 6:30-7:30Create your own story with illustrations, writing, orperformance! All ages.Thurs., July 18 4:00-4:455
TEEN PROGRAMSTeen programs are for grades 6-12. For all teen programs, call 630.458.3319 or visit our website.KICKSTART CAMPSKeep your brain turned on this summer. Our camps willkeep you thinking, making, and learning with projectsin writing, coding, engineering, public speaking, civics,and more. Indian Trail students can earn 20 ofProject Pride for every day of camp they attend.Sign up in advance to guarantee a spot.CodingPictured: Jennifer Wachholz-Bero (left), Jay Rivera (right)Community Comes Together to Talkabout Teen Mental HealthOn Tuesday, May 14, we hosted our first ever On the Tableevent, which sought to bring community members andorganizations together to discuss the important local issueof teen mental health and brainstorm solutions.Becky McFarland, Community Initiatives Coordinatorat the DuPage County Health Department, openedthe evening with a presentation on teen mental healthstatistics in the Addison area. McFarland outlined anumber of data points including that Addison has the fifthhighest hospitalization rate due to pediatric mental health,the third highest hospitalization rate due to adolescentsuicide and intentional self-injury, and the highest ratefor emergency room visits due to adolescent mentalhealth in DuPage County. At the end of her presentation,McFarland reiterated that there is hope: the numbersdemonstrate a problematic trend, but there is room toimprove.“Those numbers are all individual kids to us. It feels likewe are seeing their mental health struggles more andmore,” said Head of Teen Services Elizabeth Lynch.As the lights turned back on, teens, parents, communityorganization representatives, and library staff mingled ateach table, igniting quiet but passionate conversations.Around the room, participants shared personal anecdotesand expressed their concerns about mental health as itrelated to their own lives and loved ones. Some smiledand laughed; some nodded intently as they listened toanother’s story. While each table’s conversation differed,each group found common ground. One thing participantscould easily agree on was the importance of changing theperception of mental health issues.Read the full story on the library’s website mental-health6Learn about Raspberry Pi through fun robot-controllingcoding techniques and other cool projects.July 2-5 2:00-3:30Spa LabLearn how to mix your own face mask, stay healthy,and treat yourself right.July 2-5 2:00-3:30TheaterThe Chicago Youth Shakespeare Ensemble andNEDFYS will show us how everyone can use a littledrama in their lives with improv and theater games.July 9-12 and 16-19 2:00-3:30Escape RoomHelp us build an escape room from scratch.July 23-26 and July 30-Aug. 2 2:00-3:30Zine CreatorFind your inner poet or artist with games and prompts.We’ll select our favorites to publish as our summer“zine.”July 23-26 and July 30-Aug. 2 2:00-3:30Mock TrialBe a witness, judge, lawyer, or the accused. We’ll giveyou the facts, but the end is up to you.Aug. 5-9 2:00-3:30BREAKFAST & BOOKSJoin us for donuts and listen to a book read aloud.Holes - Indian Trail Required ReadingMondays 10:30Hoyos - lectura requerida para Indian TrailLos Jueves 10:30Teen ChoiceWednesdays 10:30
TECHNOLOGY & CREATIVE STUDIOTechnology and Creative Studio programs are intended for ages 16 and up and require registration unless otherwise noted.Tech SundaysHow to Use Hoopla to Watch, Listen, and ReadAccess movies, music, books, audiobooks, comics,and TV shows from your computer, tablet, or phone.Your library is available 24/7!Weds., July 10 1:00-2:00 Adult Program RoomWeds., Aug. 21 7:00-8:00 Adult Program RoomCoding 101 for AdultsInterested in learning how to code? With the help ofCodeAcademy.com we can get started learning,discussing, and practicing some basic coding.Must have basic computer skills.Sun., July 28 3:00-4:30Adult Programming RoomWord 101Learn the basics of Microsoft’s word processing softwarein order to begin, format, save, and share your documents.In this class, we will learn how to use Word to format abasic letter.Sun., Aug. 11 3:00-4:30Adult Programming RoomExcel 101Learn how to insert a table, input data, add basic mathfunctions, save, and print spreadsheets in Microsoft Excel.In this class, we’ll use Excel to format a personal budget.Sun., Aug 25 3:00-4:30Adult Programming RoomCreative AgingArt programs for older adultsCreate a Collage SketchbookLaura Lein-Svencner, Abstract Mixed Media CollageArtist, leads a workshop on creating a collage sketchbook.Tues., July 16 2:00-4:00Adult Program RoomMake a Robot: SpoutWe will learn how to make a small moving robot namedSpout. All materials will be provided by the library.Registration for the first class automatically registers youfor the series.Tues., Aug. 6, 13, 20 10:00-12:00Creative StudioIntro to Iron-On Vinyl: Decorate a Tote or Pencil PouchCreative Studio TimeCrayon Art Melting for FamiliesDrop-in. Come be creative by recycling old crayons intonew masterpieces! You can make a gift for yourself or giveit to a friend.Fri., July 12 2:00-4:00DIY “Stained Glass”Create a one-of-a-kind “stained glass” project that willlook dazzling in the sunshine! We’ll have templates totrace, but if you want to bring your own, make sure it’s4”x6” and ready to be transferred.Mon., July 15 2:00-4:00DIY Felt Banner: Imagine a Scene!In the spirit of our Summer Reading theme, lets tell astory with the help of our Cameo Silhouette cutter. We willuse felt and thread to decorate our banners. Materials willbe provided by the library.Fri., July 26 2:00-4:00Crochet is Back: Make a Cup CozyThis program is for beginners who are interested in aquick project. Create a cute cozy for your favorite coffeeor water cup! Materials will be provided by the library, butfeel free to bring your own from home.Fri., Aug. 9 2:00-4:00Did You Know.You can 3D print just about anything you canimagine on our Ultimaker 2 ! To request a print,visit addisonlibrary.org/content/3d-printing.7
ADULT PROGRAMSProgramming for adults is intended for ages 18 and up and requires registration unless otherwise noted.Featured EventsBecoming Queen Elizabeth IISpend an evening with royalty as Leslie Goddard, Ph.D.,returns to the library with a historical portrayal of QueenElizabeth II, exploring her life from her childhood, herservice in WWII, and her ascension to the throne andmotherhood.Weds., July 17 7:00-8:30Large Meeting RoomProtect your Children with aShort-Term GuardianshipWhat is guardianship? Why is it important? How do Iestablish a guardianship? When is the best time to doso? Attorneys Mario Godoy and Steve Novak from TheEstate and Probate Legal Group will present and answerquestions pertaining to legal guardianship.Weds., July 24 6:30-7:30Large Meeting RoomGaming for SeniorsDrop-in for an afternoon of contemporary board games.Learn a new game or bring your own.Tues., Aug. 20 2:00-4:00Adult Program RoomHow to Grow and Harvest HerbsLearn how to grow your own herbs and harvest them touse in the kitchen! We’ll also explore how to dry flowersfor potpourri and dried flower arrangements. Limited to15 people.Mon., Aug. 26 7:00-8:00Large Meeting RoomLanguage, Literacy, & MoreCitizenship ClassesFree citizenship class to prepare adults for U.S. Citizenshiptests, including the application process and passingthe interview. Register through College of DuPage at630.942.3697.Sat., Aug. 24-Dec.7 9:30-12:30Testing Date: Aug. 24 First day of class: Aug. 31English Language ClassesFree English language classes offered by College ofDuPage. Testing dates are August 19 and 21, first day ofclass is August 26. Register through College of DuPage at630.942.3697.Mon. and Weds., Aug. 26-Dec. 4 9:30-12:308Pop-up Library at La Huerta SupermercadoSocial EventsTalking PoliticsPolitical conversations don’t have to be scary! We talk aboutthe biggest news stories of each month in a safe space.Check the online calendar for monthly topics.Weds., July 3 and Aug. 7 7:00-8:00Board RoomCrafty CrewWhy craft alone? Bring your own project to work on andmeet other crafters.Mon., July 15 and Aug. 19 7:00-9:00WellnessMonday MeditationSahaja Yoga Meditation is a simple, time-honoredtechnique to experience inner peace and balance.No physical exercises, postures or special clothing isrequired. Class participants will meditate while seatedon a chair.Mon., July 1, 15 and Aug. 5, 19 7:00-8:00Adult Programming RoomChair YogaA certified yoga instructor will guide you through one ofthe gentlest forms of yoga, emphasizing breath awarenessand relaxation. No prior yoga experience is necessary toparticipate in this class.Thurs., July 11, 25 and Aug. 22 1:00-2:00Adult Programming Room
Movies at the LibraryStories We Tell4 Ways to Explore the World withYour Addison Public Library CardIn Stories We Tell, Sarah Polley explores the nature ofmemory and storytelling, crafting a thoughtful familystory that unfolds like a mystery.Tues., July 23 6:30Adult Program RoomWhether you want to learn a new language or a newrecipe, plan your next vacation or plan your vacationreading list, we have everything you need to explore theworld. Get started at addisonlibrary.org/research.Tea with the DamesGoing abroad? A to Z World Travel has information onover 200 cities around the world that can help you find thebest places to eat, plan what to pack for the climate, andanswer important questions about currency,transportation, and more!What happens when four legends of British stage andscreen get together? Dames Maggie Smith, Judi Dench,Eileen Atkins, and Joan Plowright reminisce andshare their candid, delightfully irreverent thoughts oneverything from art to aging to love to a life lived inthe spotlight.Thurs., August 1 2:00Adult Program RoomCult Movie Night: TronA programmer hacks into an evil computer andjoins forces with the manifestations of video gameprograms to liberate the mainframe from the forces ofthe despotic MCP!Weds., Aug. 28 6:30-8:30Large Meeting RoomBook ClubsThe Book BunchFeed your brain in our monthly book discussion that readsa variety of recent books.Tues., Aug. 13 7:00-8:00Calypsoby David SedarisPlan Your Next AdventureWe also have a great collection of travel books you can useto help you plan. Browse our catalog to find books on thecountry you’d like to visit or ask staff to give you a tour ofour travel resources.Learn a New LanguageWhether you need to know the basics of a country’slanguage for your upcoming trip or simply want to learnsomething new, our free online resources are a great placeto start. Mango Languages has native conversationlessons in 70 languages. Rosetta Stone has lessons onspeaking, reading, and writing in English, French, Polish, Spanish, and more. Live Lingua has short languagelessons in130 languages.Explore the World from the Comfort of HomeSample food from around the world by cooking a recipefound in A to Z World Food, which has recipes and foodculture information for 174 countries. Kids will love ABCWorld Food’s recipes and fun food facts!We also have a complete digital archive of both NationalGeographic and National Geographic Kids that you canbrowse to explore amazing videos and articles about placesall around the world.Borrow a Book on the GoBetween the LinesMeet at the Addison Park District each month to discussrecent fiction and non-fiction books.Mon., Aug. 19 10:00-11:00Yes, Chef by Marcus SamuelssonDid you know you can download our materials from justabout anywhere? Whether you need an eBook for yourtablet or Kindle or an eAudiobook to listen to in the carwhile you drive, we have five great options to enjoy books(and more!) on the go. For more information, visitaddisonlibrary.org/downloads.Share Your Ideas!Do you want to see a program at the library?Call or email Adult Services at 630.458.3314 oradult@addisonlibrary.org.9
ADULT PROGRAMSEN ESPAÑOLNEW! For Job-Seekers andBusiness OwnersBúsqueda de empleos segúnsu carreraSimple Strategies for Social Media MarketingConsulta de búsqueda de empleoLearn how to simplify your social media marketing effortswith tips and resources that will keep your marketing fun,organized, efficient, and intentional.Tues., July 2 6:30-8:00Adult Programming RoomPersonal Career ConsultationsMeet one-on-one with a career search professional whowill help you formulate a plan and determine the bestcourse of action to secure the best possible position foryou. Register for a 30 minute time slot. Consultations alsoavailable in Spanish.Tues., July 9 10:00-11:30 Study Room S20Thurs., July 11 1:00-3:00 Study Room S26Weds., Aug. 7 10:00-12:00 Study Room S26QuickBooksLearn about the benefits, features, various versions, andpractical business applications of QuickBooks Online froma CPA and Business Advisor who works specifically withentrepreneurs, small businesses, and nonprofits. Ideal forbeginner level QuickBooks users or anyone consideringQuickBooks Online for their business.Sun., July 14 3:00-4:00Adult Programming RoomResume WritingWriting a resume has changed and they are not a one-sizefits all. Learn how to fill gaps and format your resume forthe modern job search. Write a resume to sell your skills,abilities, and knowledge, to get the attention of therecruiter, and get past the applicant tracking system.Tues., July 30 and Aug. 27 6:00-8:00Adult Programming RoomMeet our BusinessServices Specialist!Business Services Specialist LesleyCyrier can help you learn how to searchimportant library databases, obtainnecessary job skills, and more throughone-on-one appointments.Call 630.458.3304 to set up an appointment or learnmore about services offered.10Solicite una cita individualizada con un especialista enbúsqueda de empleos. Le ayudará a formular un plan ydeterminar los pasos a seguir para encontrar el mejorpuesto para usted.Martes, 9 de julio 10:00-11:30 Study Room S20Jueves, 11 de julio 1:00-3:00 Study Room S26Miércoles, 7 de ago. 10:00-12:00 Study Room S26Los martes 6:00-7:00Cómo hacer un currículumNo existe una fórmula única para todos.Aprenderemos cómo redactar un currículum quedemuestre sus destrezas, habilidades y conocimientos yque llame la atención del empleador. Repasaremosformatos, estrategias para llenar vacíos y recomendacionesde cómo mejor buscar trabajo en estos tiempos modernos.Miércoles, 14 de ago. 6:30-8:00Adult Program RoomMás clases para adultosCitizenship /CiudadaníaClases de ciudadanía gratis con el College of DuPage.En inglés.Los sábados, 26 de ago.-4 de dic. 9:30-12:30English Language Classes / Clases de Ingles¡Aprenda inglés con el College of DuPage! Para másinformación, comuníquese con el COD al 630.942.3697o ESL@cod.edu.Los lunes y miércoles, 29 de mayo-5 de ago. 9:30-12:30Clases de GEDEl GED es una certificación de equivalencia de la escuelapreparatoria estadounidense. Para más información,comuníquese con el COD al 630.942.3697 oESL@cod.edu.Los martes y jueves, 10 de sept.-7 de dic. 9:30-12:30
Clases de computaciónClases y más para niñosLas clases comenzarán con tiempo libre para practicarel teclado y para hacer preguntas. Después repasaremosinstrucciones por 45 minutos. Cada clase tratará sobre untema de computación diferente, favor de registrarse antesde la clase.¡Hola!Microsoft Word en español¿Ha tenido que preparar una carta o currículum?¿Quisiera aprender a crear sus propias invitaciones ofolletos? Microsoft Word es un programa informáticopara procesar textos. En esta clase haremos una carta depresentación básica.Miércoles, 17 de julio 6:00-7:30Adult Programming RoomMicrosoft Excel en español¿Quiere organizar una lista de inventario o manejar unpresupuesto? Microsoft Excel es una aplicación decontabilidad que le ayudará a hacer esto y más, fácilmente.En esta clase haremos un presupuesto personal básico.Miércoles, 24 de julio 6:00-7:30Adult Programming RoomMicrosoft PowerPoint en españolEn esta clase aprenderemos los conceptos básicos dePowerPoint, una aplicación de presentación, para haceruna presentación personal básica.Miércoles, 31 de julio 6:00-7:30Adult Programming RoomPara la cocinaIntercambio de recetas (Parte 1)¿Tiene una receta favorita o especial? Todas tienen unahistoria, tráiganlas y compartiremos recomendaciones,recuerdos y un cafecito.Miércoles, 7 de ago. 7:00-8:00Adult Program Room¡Únete a nosotros para actividades y cuentos enespañol e inglés! Diviértete escuchando tus cuentosfavoritos y haciendo manualidades. Todos sonbienvenidos; no es necesario hablar inglés.Los jueves, 18 de julio-8 de ago. 10:30-11:00Rincón de actividades¡Únete a nosotros para escuchar cuentos, hacer manualidades y otras actividades en español! Para todas lasedades. No necesitas inscribirte.Los jueves, 11 de julio-15 de ago. 1:00-1:30Clases en el Estudio CreativoCrochet para principiantesTejer está de vuelta: Haz una taza acogedoraEste programa es para principiantes que estén interesadosen un proyecto rápido. ¡Crea algo lindo y acogedor paratu café favorito o para tu botella de agua! Los materialesserán proporcionados por la biblioteca, pero siéntete enlibertad de traer los tuyos propios de casa.Viernes, 23 de ago. 2:00-4:30Creative StudioImpresiones en 3D para principiantes:Cómo hacer un llavero¡Aprende sobre la impresora 3D! Esta clase tambiénserá una introducción a Tinkercad.com, un software paracrear objetos 3D. Se requiere de tener habilidades básicasen computación.Miércoles, 28 de ago. 6:30-8:00Creative StudioPO POLSKURecetas estampadas en toallitas de cocinaEn esta clase aprenderemos cómo estampar una recetaespecial en una toalla de cocina. Una forma creativa deconservar una tradición familiar. Usted trae la receta ynosotros proporcionamos los materiales.Miércoles, 14 de ago. 7:00-8:30Creative StudioZadzwoń pod numer 630.458.3418 abyuzyskać więcej informacji.Kreatywny KącikZapraszamy każdego na polski program. Będą to zajęciaartystyczne, opowiadanie bajek, i śpiewanie piosenek.Wszyscy są mile widzani. Program jest otwarty dlawszystkich grup wiekowych.Nie ma rejestracji.W poniedziałki, 15-29 lipiec 10:45-11:1511
Non-ProfitOrganizationU.S. PostagePAIDPermit No. 85Addison, IL 601014 Friendship PlazaAddison, IL 60101630.543.3617addisonlibrary.orgLibrary HoursMonday-Thursday9:00-9:00ECRWSS RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERFriday and Saturday9:00-5:00Sunday1:00-5:00Library ClosingsNew This Summer at the LibraryThurs., July 4Independence DayIntroducing.Book Box and Book Bundles!Fri., Aug. 16Staff In-serviceBoard of TrusteesSandra SuperPresidentMarie SinkuleVice PresidentMarianne FotopoulosTreasurerKathi ReedSecretaryLinda DurecTrusteeJudith EastonTrusteeAttendance at library programs,events and participating inany library activity constitutesconsent to be photographed forAddison Public Librarypromotional purposes.When you sign up to receive a Book Box,you’ll be surprised with a book selectedespecially for you, along with goodies based onthe box’s theme. Once you’ve finished readingthe book, return the book and the box to thelibrary (but hang on to the goodies; those areyours to keep!). Book Boxes are available
Zen Art Drop-in. Has summer got you running around? Relax with Zentangle art. Recommended for ages 6 & up. Weds., July 24 6:30-7:30 Trivia Time Test your book knowledge in a trivia game that will cover everything from Dr. Seuss to Captain Underpants! There will also be snacks and prizes. Grades K-5. Thurs., July 25 4:00-4:45 Giving Crafts
