children 5 and below and children 6 and up into two groups that searched for eggs in either the teen area or in the adult stacks. We found that many participants had not attended any of our previous programs and all gave positive feedback as they left.
Wednesday, April 04, 2018
Eggs-travaganza At Argyle
Argyle Branch’s Easter Egg Hunt, March 31, 2018, welcomed 99 kids, tweens, teens, and caregivers. Tonja Ferrell reports, "Initiated and hosted by AYL's Teen Advisory Board, the event supported the City's goals and
JPL’s Goal #2 of its Strategic Plan: Youth Educational Success. It provided an
opportunity for AYL teens to develop leadership and life skills in that they planned the craft, hid the eggs, then oversaw the egg hunt for school aged children. The
activity also supported JPL's Goal #3 of the Strategic Plan by creating more opportunities for people to gather by maximizing
functional library spaces. The basket making craft
was completed in the children’s area. The egg hunt was managed by dividing
children 5 and below and children 6 and up into two groups that searched for eggs in either the teen area or in the adult stacks. We found that many participants had not attended any of our previous programs and all gave positive feedback as they left.
children 5 and below and children 6 and up into two groups that searched for eggs in either the teen area or in the adult stacks. We found that many participants had not attended any of our previous programs and all gave positive feedback as they left.
"The egg hunt was supported and implemented with donations and
assistance from our branch employees and our Regional Manager Lynne Baldwin. We emphasized a team spirit, which contributed to a successful event that everyone enjoyed."
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