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Tate finished his goal of reading 1,000 books before kindergarten!

Fitz and Veronica finished their goal of reading 1,000 books before kindergarten! Fitz has the honor of being the youngest finisher in our 1,000 Books club yet at 15 months.

Kids and their caregivers are having more fun these days in the Children's Area! Have you brought your young children or grandchildren to check out the library's Play & Learn Spots yet? Each quarter we will change the early literacy activities available for caregivers to play with their child(ren). Most Play & Learn Spots will be marked with our logo and will include a short description of the activity plus a list of the early literacy skills children will be practicing while playing.

The Culver's Reading Program  is open to all ages. Simply pick up a designated bookmark at the library and start reading! Each person may read 20 books to complete one bookmark. The books must be age-appropriate titles. Return completed bookmarks to the library to be stamped. Then take your stamped bookmark to Culver's for a FREE meal! Each person is allowed to complete only one bookmark during this program, which runs October 1 through April 30.

We've always relied on Cindy to keep us up to date on the latest and greatest books hitting the shelves. She has decided to pass the torch on to one of our newest librarians, Katelyn.

David finished his goal of reading 1,000 books before kindergarten! He finished just in time, he's excited to attend kindergarten when it starts in the beginning of September.

Lauren, Logan, Nikole, Charlotte, and Annelie all finished their goal of reading 1,000 books before kindergarten! That's 5,000 books! Way to go kids!

Lily and Gabi both finished their goal of reading 1,000 books before kindergarten!

Wednesday, July 2 at Warner Park, the Mallards are hosting a Library Appreciation Night. Tickets for the 7:05 p.m. game and all-you-can-eat ballpark food and soda from 5:30 p.m. to game time cost $16 plus $1.50 processing fee. Go to www.mallardsgroups.com and enter "sauklib."  Join us for a fun night out! More details available here: Mallards Event Information

It's March 14th, which means Pi Day! Pi is an irrational constant that defines the ratio between the circumference of a circle to it's diameter. Easy, huh? Learn more about the history of Pi and learn how to calculate Pi for yourself! We love to celebrate math and science here at the library, so we make a point to have fun on Pi Day each year. Stop in and recite as many digits of Pi as you can from memory and we'll give you a treat.