Friday, July 15, 2022

Adopt a Shell

 





Adopt a shell at the Whitewood Public Library

Can you provide good  bedding and food?


You may be a good candidate for our shell adoption program.


Stop in to select your shell and receive adoption paperwork.


Please take pictures of your adventures together to send back to us 





Friday, July 1, 2022

Summer Reading July 2022 Schedule

 

Whitewood Public Library, 1201 Ash  Street, Whitewood SD  57793 605-269-2616


1-30 July 2022

                            Weekly Drop-In Events

                                  Monday – Puzzle Day

                                     Friday – Joke Day

 

 6  July 1:00 - Create and Go – Fish Sculpture

12 July  6:30pm – Teen Craft Night

13 July 1:00 - Create and Go – Jelly Fish Sensory Bottle

20 July 1:00 - Create and Go – Island Sand

21 July 9am-9pm – Book Walk

26 July 6:30 – Postage Pals

27 July 1:00 - Create and Go – Shark Bite

29 July 3:00Water Games

Create & Go Kits available


Whitewood Public Library

Summer Reading Program 2022

Monday, June 20, 2022

Dragons Are Too Seldom Puppet Theater

 


'The Great Water Crystal'

The children were all ears for Dragons Are Too Seldom Puppet Theater production. Puppeteer, Markie Scholz, wrote the script, created puppets and was a one woman (multiple puppet) show that entertained the audience.

“The Great Water Crystal” is the story of  Bob Bobcat and Millie Rabbit, two reluctant heroes.  They have been selected out of all the animals to return the Great Water Crystal to their beautiful valley before it becomes a desert. The Great Water Crystal is the source of all the water in the valley, the rain, the streams even the morning dew.

Trouble is, Pirate PeeWee Fox and his Terrible Assistant Flynn the Fast-footed Ferret have stolen the Water Crystal and taken it to the Seven Seas.

Millie and Bob must learn to work together to bring the water crystal back to the valley if it is ever going to rain again.

The Great Owl, Clyde the Crab, Noreen the Sea Gnome and, of course, Zed the Dragon all help our heroes to bring rain and the water crystal back home.

~Each individual’s strength helps achieve the goal.




Friday, June 17, 2022

The Butte/Lawrence County 4-H Public Speaking

Butte/Lawrence County 4-H Public Speaking contest was held this May at the Whitewood Public Library.


The 4-H public speaking program is one of the premier offerings that 4-H members participate in. Through the speaking program they develop communication skills that they use for the rest of their lives. Many former speakers have looked back fondly on their memories and opportunities that they had through 4-H.






      

The 4-H Cloverbud Program offers a wide variety of activities and experiences, in a non-competitive environment, encourages children to explore and think about the world around them.


4-H Cloverbuds program, specifically is designed for younger children. Exploring, asking questions, and an eagerness to learn is what makes the Cloverbud age such an exciting time!











Thursday, May 5, 2022

'Hero at Home' Book Donation

 

Thank You Matea Gordon for your book donation.

'Hero at Home' was written by Sarah Verardo who is a caregiver to her husband, Michael, one of the most severely wounded Veterans from the Global War on Terror. While serving as an infantryman with the 82nd Airborne in Afghanistan, he sustained catastrophic and life changing injuries in 2010. His long road home has included more that 100 surgeries and years of speech, visual, physical, and occupational therapies.
Sarah has dedicated her life to the care and recovery of her husband, and to Veterans and Caregivers nationwide.
South Dakota American Legion Auxiliary - District 1

Thursday, March 17, 2022

Winter Preparedness with South Dakota Emergency Management Office

 Winter Preparedness training at the Whitewood Public Library. On this sunny March day no one was thinking about a winter storm. What do we say in South Dakota? Wait a minute if for the weather to change. Being prepared is key weather winter, tornadoes, floods or fires. A team from the South Dakota Emergency Management Office drove out from Pierre to conduct training for 53 children and 10 adults.