Ever wonder what is going on in your teenager’s head? Join us Monday night, August 27, at 6:00 as brain expert George Barry teaches us the difference between our brains and those of our teenagers.
Medicare ABCs
Add one Part A and one Part B. Throw in a pinch of Part C and a dash of Part D. Simmer together for 90 minutes and enjoy a presentation on the basics of Medicare! Please note that this event is educational purposes only; plan-specific benefits or
details will not be shared. Presented by Leanne Cowles.
This class is free! Please register in advance to attend.
Wednesday, August 22 at 6:00pm
Stream Life with Welty Environmental Center
Wednesday, Aug. 22, 10:00 a.m.
Join us, at the Waterford Public Library as the Wetly Environmental Center the hands on program “Stream Life”. Children will explore the Fox River and learn about a river habitat and the creatures that live there. Recommended for children in grades 1 – 7.
Old World Wisconsin Photo Exhibit
We are pleased to host a traveling display of Old World Wisconsin’s annual photo contest winners. Photo categories include pioneer life, people, agriculture, nature, historic structures, and a special youth division for photos submitted by young people.
Preschool Dance Party
Join Amy from Munchkins in Motion at this energetic dance party filled with music and activities just right for your toddler or preschooler. No registration required.
Cathe Theater Performances
Wednesday, Aug. 15, 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Join us for a special performance by this Burlington Youth Theater group! These talented kids will be performing a skit to music, as well as reader’s theater. Children’s Performance at 10:00 am. Teen Performance at 1:00 pm.
Strings, Keys, and Reed Musical Trio
Fri
day, Aug. 10, 4:30 p.m. Join us at the Waterford Library for this musical event. Local musicians will blissfully be filling the Library with beautiful notes of classical music and jazz. Prepare to be swept away with this wonderful concert. Light refreshments will be provided from Absolutely Waterford.
Read to Tammy
Friday, August 10, 10:00 a.m.Tammy is a trained therapy dog ready to listen to your child read!
This is a great program for children who:
· Are developing reading skills
· Have special needs
· Just love to read
You may bring your own book to reador let Tammy pick one for you!
Individual children and/or families can sign up for one
15-minute block of time.
The sign-up sheet is in the children’s area.
The Buzz About Bees with Wehr Nature Center
Wednesday, Aug. 8, 10:00 a.m.
What animal is smaller than a pea, can travel 12 miles daily, and make one of the sweetest treats on the planet? The Honey Bee! This summer children will join our beekeeper to learn what all the buzz is about bees. Through costumes, role playing, and interactive activities, participants will experience a day in the life of a honey bee in its home hive.
Children will practice gathering pollen, caring for young, producing honey, guarding their fellow family members, and communicating through scent and dance. After finishing all their “chores”, everyone will taste a sweet treat compliments of the honey bee.
Children will practice gathering pollen, caring for young, producing honey, guarding their fellow family members, and communicating through scent and dance. After finishing all their “chores”, everyone will taste a sweet treat compliments of the honey bee.
Block Party with UW-Extension
Monday, Aug. 6, 10:00 a.m.
The University of Wisconsin-Extension and the Waterford Library welcomes you and your child to a block party! Blocks are a tool for learning math, science, pre-reading, social, and physical skills. Adults can guide children’s early learning experiences and use blocks as the tools to support their development. Join us for this fun and educational play experience.
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