Story Time with Miss Jennifer will resume on Wednesday, April 2. Story Time meets Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10 am at the Honey Brook Community Library. Story Time is for children ages
2 -5, but all ages are always welcome.
Miss Jennifer reads 3-4 books and we sing songs. Story Time is followed by a craft based on the day's theme. Registration is not required and this is a free program. For more information, stop in for a flyer or email jspade@ccls.org.
Check out what the Honey Brook Library is doing for Children, Teens, and everyone in between!
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Thursday, January 2, 2014
January at the Honey Brook Community Library
Coming up this month at the Honey Brook Library
Fri Jan 3 - D & D Club at 6-8:30pm
Wed & Thurs Jan 8 & 9 -Story Time with Miss Jennifer at 10 am
Story Time runs from Wed, January 8 through Thursday, February 27.
Tues Jan 14 - Lego Club for Little Ones at 10 am & Lego Club K-5th grade 6-7 pm
Registration required
Sat Jan 25 GAMING NIGHT is BACK! 4-6 pm.
Bring your DS, IPad, etc or take a turn on our XBox Kinect.
Fri Jan 3 - D & D Club at 6-8:30pm
Wed & Thurs Jan 8 & 9 -Story Time with Miss Jennifer at 10 am
Story Time runs from Wed, January 8 through Thursday, February 27.
Tues Jan 14 - Lego Club for Little Ones at 10 am & Lego Club K-5th grade 6-7 pm
Registration required
Sat Jan 25 GAMING NIGHT is BACK! 4-6 pm.
Bring your DS, IPad, etc or take a turn on our XBox Kinect.
Monday, November 18, 2013
December Programs at the Honey Brook Library
What's going on for kids in December!!
Friday Dec 6
Elves Night Out
Join us for our annual event on Friday, Dec 6 from 7-8 pm at the Honey Brook Community Library. Listen to holiday stories, decorate a cookie, and make and take crafts. All ages welcome. Registration required and limited to 45 kids. Call the library at 610-273-3303 or stop in to register.Lego Club and Lego Club for Little Ones
Tuesday, Dec 10 - Lego Club for Little Ones at 10 amLego Club for kids K- 5th grade. 6-7 pm Each session is limited to 10 kids. Registration required.
Role Playing D & D
Join us Friday, Dec 13 from 6-8:30 pm at the Honey Brook Library for a Role Playing Dungeons & Dragons program. For ages 12 through young adult. Limited to 8 players. Registration required. Call 610-273-3303 or email jspade@ccls.orgWednesday & Thursday Dec 4 &5 are the last Story Time with Miss Jennifer for 2013. They will start again in January.
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Honey Brook Library - Coming this fall!
What's coming up at the Honey Brook Library
Raise A Reader - every other Tuesday at 10 am starting Sept 10, ages 0 - 36 months
Story Time with Miss Jennifer - Wednesday & Thursdays at 10 am starting Sept 11, ages 2-5 yrs
Little Lego Club - Tuesday, Sept 17, 10am - 10:30 am, ages 2- 5 yrs - 2 spots left!
Lego Club - Tuesday, Sept 17, 6 pm -7 pm, Grades K - 5 - this program is full.
HB Library night at the Golf Zone Mini Golf - Thursday Sept 12 form 4- 9 pm (Rain date Sept 19)
Sew In! - Saturday, Sept 14. Sewing projects for ages 10 through adult from noon - 3 pm
Sewing Cafe with Ms Nancy - Wednesday nights from 6:30 - 8 pm. Ages 10 through adult
Book and Yard Sales at the Library for Harmony Day - Saturday Sept 21, 8 am - 3 pm
YA Fun Night! - Saturday, Oct 26 from 5- 7 pm for tweens and teens ages 10- 16
Come join us!
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Summer Fun at the Honey Brook Library - So Far!
Gaming Night - Using the Xbox Kinect
Stories in the Shade
Doing our craft after the stories
Fish Castle Music
Local Author Joel Moore
Nature Thursdays with Phil Witman
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Summer Reading Fun! Dig Into Reading!
Dig Into
Reading
Honey Brook Community Library
Summer Reading Club
June 8 – August 17, 2013
*Pick up
your Summer Reading package at the Honey Brook library, register, and start
reading! *Keep track of your
reading on the reading log & earn book bucks to redeem for prizes. Book
Bucks can be redeemed through September 7, 2013
Touch A Truck -Dig Into
Reading Kick Off – Saturday June 8, 2013 10am -1 pm. Stop in and pick up a Summer Reading
information packet.
Let’s Read Math
Mondays June 17 – July 22 at 1:00-2:00 pm. For grades 1-3. A math program designed to intertwine a
short story with games & interactive ways to use math skills. A fine way for children grades 1-3 to keep
their math skills fresh during the summer months. Registration required.
Fish Castle Music Program
Tuesdays
July 2 - 30 at 10-11 am For ages
0-6. An interactive kids program of
song, movement, and musical instruments.
Cost is $5 per family per session. Registration is required.
Mom & Daughter Nail Nights
Tuesdays
July 16 & 30 at 6:00 - 6:45 pm.
For ages 4 - teen. Join us
for a beautiful summer mani/pedi look for Moms & Daughters. We supply the nail polish, stickers &
ideas. Please come with unpolished
nails. Registration is required.
Gaming Night
Tuesdays June 18, & July 2 & 23 & Aug 6 at
7:30 pm -9:00 pm For ages 8-16. Bring
along your DS, IPads, or any hand held game system, or take a turn on our Xbox
Kinect. Registration is required.
Stories in the Shade with Miss Jennifer
Wednesdays July 3
- August 7 at 10:00-11:00am. For ages 2-6. Join Miss Jennifer for stories, songs, and
crafts outside when weather permits.
Please bring a blanket for sitting in the grass. Designed for preschoolers, but all ages are
welcome! Aug 7 – Pirate Party!
Nature Thursdays
Thursdays July 11 – August 8 at 10:00 – 11:00 am. For
ages 4-12
Join us at for a look at
nature this summer through activities and crafts. Joining us on July 11 & 18, & Aug 8 is
Phil Witman bringing his bugs, reptiles, and animals. On July 18
is Gene & Dee Delaplane who are local archeologists, who discuss
archeology. On Aug 1, Jim Shaner will
share his shark teeth & animal bones he has found on his walks in the
Chesapeake Bay area. Registration is required.
Crafting with Ms Nancy
Fridays June
21 – Aug 9 at 3:00-4:30 pm For ages 10 through adult
Join Ms Nancy in making a
variety of Steampunk crafts & sewing projects this summer. This program is for
adults and young adults ages 10 and up.
Registration is required.
Fundamentals of Drawing
June 12 & 19 at 3:00-4:00 pm For ages 8 & up
Join us for drawing
lessons instructed by Beverly Karlsson. She will teach children the fundamentals
using a pencil & pen and ink to create still life drawings. This class is best suited for children ages 8 and older. Registration is required.
July 9 – Local Author J. Arthur Moore
Join us Tuesday, July 9 at
6 pm when J. Arthur Moore of Narvon, PA discusses his book series Journey
Into Darkness, a YA historical fiction Civil War Series. Check out his book “Up From Corinth”. This program is for ages 10 – adult. Registration
is required.
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Fairies Wings at the Honey Brook Library!
Who doesn't want to have Fairy Wings?? Honey Brook Library spent an afternoon making that happen. We registered 10 children grades K-5, and each child needed to be accompanied by an adult to help them create their wings.
Supplies Needed:
4 wire hangers per child
2 rectangles of cardboard (we cut up boxes) size 3 inch by 4 inch
colored duct tape
pliers & wire cutters & scissors
silk flowers and greens
4 black knee high stockings per child
ribbon - assorted
glue guns
elastic
twist ties - 4 per child
glitter glue
Step One - Wings
Bend your 4 wire hangers to the shape you want your wings to look like. On one cardboard rectangle, place the hook part of the wire hanger on each corner to form your wings. Secure each wire hook part with a piece of duct tape. Place the 2nd cardboard rectangle on top of the first so that the wire hooks are in between the 2 pieces of cardboard. Wrap duct tape around the 2 pieces of cardboard until wire hangers are secure.
Step Two - Flowers and ribbons
On your "base", (your cardboard wrapped with duct tape) glue with a hot glue gun, greens, silk flowers, ribbons, bows, and whatever you would like to decorate with. We made up freezer size bags of flowers and greens for each child and let them decide which pack they wanted to use.
Step Three - Putting the Stockings on the Wings
Take your 4 black knee high stockings, and cover each wire hanger (shaped as a wing) with one. When you reach the base with the stocking, use a twist tie to secure stocking to the "wing".
Ms Nancy helps this little Fairy put her stockings on her wings.
Working hard!

Step Four - Decorating Your Wings
To decorate the stocking part of your wings, we used colored glitter glue. Some glued roses on to the tips of their wings with the glue gun. Some left them blank.
Step Five - Putting on the Elastic
Cut 2 strips of elastic per child. You can either wrap around the base and secure with more duct tape, or tie them onto the bottom part of each wing (where you secured the twist tie).
Showing off our wings!

Pink, white, and red flowers were the choices we put in the pre-made bags.
Miss Jennifer and her little Fairy!
Supplies Needed:
4 wire hangers per child
2 rectangles of cardboard (we cut up boxes) size 3 inch by 4 inch
colored duct tape
pliers & wire cutters & scissors
silk flowers and greens
4 black knee high stockings per child
ribbon - assorted
glue guns
elastic
twist ties - 4 per child
glitter glue
Step One - Wings
Bend your 4 wire hangers to the shape you want your wings to look like. On one cardboard rectangle, place the hook part of the wire hanger on each corner to form your wings. Secure each wire hook part with a piece of duct tape. Place the 2nd cardboard rectangle on top of the first so that the wire hooks are in between the 2 pieces of cardboard. Wrap duct tape around the 2 pieces of cardboard until wire hangers are secure.
Step Two - Flowers and ribbons
On your "base", (your cardboard wrapped with duct tape) glue with a hot glue gun, greens, silk flowers, ribbons, bows, and whatever you would like to decorate with. We made up freezer size bags of flowers and greens for each child and let them decide which pack they wanted to use.
Step Three - Putting the Stockings on the Wings
Take your 4 black knee high stockings, and cover each wire hanger (shaped as a wing) with one. When you reach the base with the stocking, use a twist tie to secure stocking to the "wing".
Ms Nancy helps this little Fairy put her stockings on her wings.
Working hard!
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| We love that we had Dads there too! |

Step Four - Decorating Your Wings
To decorate the stocking part of your wings, we used colored glitter glue. Some glued roses on to the tips of their wings with the glue gun. Some left them blank.
Step Five - Putting on the Elastic
Cut 2 strips of elastic per child. You can either wrap around the base and secure with more duct tape, or tie them onto the bottom part of each wing (where you secured the twist tie).
Showing off our wings!

Pink, white, and red flowers were the choices we put in the pre-made bags.
Miss Jennifer and her little Fairy!
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