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Teen Manual
Chapters CHAPTER 1: Do We Want To Have a Teen Summer Reading Program? CHAPTER 2: Where Do We Start with a Teen Summer Library Program? CHAPTER 3: Can We Do Extra Things For Teens? CHAPTER 4: What Do Teens Need To Do? CHAPTER 5: Get Wild @ Your Library
The Nose Knows! Matchmaking the Animal Way (kids get scent
daubed and must herd themselves together by scent along)
Wild Animal Jeopardy Teens Helping Animals (e.g. as zoo volunteers) Animals at the Library Animal Word Play CHAPTER 6: Monstrous Fun @ Your Library
Monstrous Makeup
Monstrous Movies Monstrous Movie-Making Monstrous Trivia Monstrous Construction CHAPTER 7: Under the Sea @ Your Library
Under the Sea Writers Workshop
Design a Monster Giant Books Oceanography Under the Sea Art Contest Seaworthy Storytelling CHAPTER 8: It's Raining Cats and Dogs @ Your Library
Pet Show
Pets Connecting with People Flyball Choose a pet online Media Matters CHAPTER 9: Working Animals @ Your Library
K9 Police Dogs
Heifer International Project On the Farm Service Animals CHAPTER 10: Save the World @ Your Library
20 Questions (about endangered animals)
Save the Endangered Books (kids vote whether to keep on rarely checked out books) Name that forest tune (kids get out of paying overdue fines if they can name a rainforest animal by listening to its sound) Mystery Party: The Case of the Captured Critters (mystery play about kidnapped Golden Lion Tamarins) Teen's/YA Artist for 2006: Russell Walks
Russell
began
drawing
before
he
could
speak.
Born
in
Billings,
Montana,
in
1964
he
is
now
living
in
Burbank,
California. In 1990 Walks received a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from Montana State University and celebrated the birth of his son, Matthew. In the years since, he has worked for a variety of clients including Marvel Comics, D.C Comics, Dark Horse Comics, Golden Books, Amazing Stories, LucasFilm LTD, McGraw Hill, Sipder, Star Wars INsider, Topps Company and Warner Books. His personal work has garnered both regional and national acclaim, and hangs in private collections throughout the United States. "Star Wars affected me in a way that nothing else had," said Walks. "The characters, situations, and music in that movie struck a chord in me so strong that even today, twenty-two years later, the smell of theater popcorn reminds me of the afternoon I saw Star Wars." Walks has created numerous pieces for Lucasfilm licensees, including the Star Wars 25th Anniversary poster. |
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