Showing posts with label 12 Days of Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 12 Days of Christmas. Show all posts

Monday, December 8, 2014

Happy Holidays from the Middle School Library!

This month we have several things in and around the library to show our holiday spirit! As we have done in the past, we're celebrating the Library 12 Days of Christmas, this year with new clues and new prizes!

Each day outside the library you'll see that day's clue, and on Fri. Dec. 19, you can turn in your guesses to the library. We'll go through all of the entries and announce the winner on Mon. Dec. 22.


Also adding to the festive spirit, and making its return for the third year, is our "upcycled" holiday tree made and oversize ornament.



We also have a new library display to encourage reading:

Hopefully the holiday spirit is catching and you're enjoying the season!

Wednesday, December 11, 2013

The Library 12 Days of Christmas--AGAIN!


Last year the Library 12 Days of Christmas were a big hit, so now that it's holiday season again, it's time to run another version.


The directions are pretty self-explanatory. . . just keep track of your answers each day, and on Thurs. Dec. 19--our "Day 12"--drop off your answers in the library BEFORE 2:30 so we can determine the winner. You'll have the chance to pick your prize either later that same day or on Friday. 

Here's an example of what to expect from the day's clue:

Sometimes your answer will be the name of an author, other times the title of a book. You might even be asked to come up with the name of an entire series. Read each day's clue carefully, and if you're not sure what it asks of you, just ask us! 

Good luck! And happy holidays!

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

Library 12 Days of Christmas


Considering the holiday season upon us, we in the library have created a 12 Days of Christmas contest to get you thinking about books and authors. Be sure to watch the announcements on the TVs each day to get the clues. You can check out the explanation below:

If you have questions--or want to check one of your guesses--just stop by the library to talk with Mrs. Ellis. Happy holidays, and good luck!