Three times a year, our wonderful library committee puts together a very special evening event.
To learn more about Library Nights or RSVP, contact Lia Brownell and Shannon Hillesheim at library@ketteringpta.org
Library Nights are designed to stir the imagination and show the library in ways the children haven't seen before. These unique experiences feature storytelling, treats, adventures, sing-a-longs, book checkouts and more. If you've not been to a Library Night before, this is a must-see. Library nights require an RSVP due to limited seating.
To learn more about Library Nights or RSVP, contact Lia Brownell and Shannon Hillesheim at library@ketteringpta.org
Miss Spider's Tea Tuesday, Oct 6th 6:30 – 8:00 pm  Little Miss Spider is hosting a fun family tea for reading stories and discovering our great library!Our lovely librarian will be joining us too. You can check out a few books to take home with you! If you’d like to join us please let us know soon cause we’d want to save you some room! | Indiana Jones Night Tuesday, January 12th, 2010 The man with the hat is back. New clues, new activities and lots of adventure, including: Library and computer lab scavenger hunt; Indy Guides; Excavation Site; Book checkout; What's for Dinner? Guessing table; Refreshments; Prizes Guest Adventure Storyteller. Be sure to reserve your spot early as space is limited. | Camp Ketterongo
Thursday, April 22nd, 2010 Camp Fire Stories, Sing-A-Longs, Picnic Snacks & Books! Wear your PJ’s, Bring your favorite Stuffed Animal! Campsites are Limited. RSVP for Camp Ketterongo before April 16th. Please include student's name, their teacher's name; the number of adults attending and number of students attending. |
Watch DOG Todd Koenig as Indiana Jones
Boulders rolled, snakes slithered, and budding archeologists searched for answers as Kettering Classical Elementary School held its annual Indiana Jones Library Adventure Night. Kettering parents transformed the intermediate hallway into scenes from the Indiana Jones’s adventures. Students and families gathered in the library and computer lab to search for clues using the school’s resources. Dads dressed as Indiana Jones himself helped pass out clues and guide the young adventurers to the answers. When they found all of the answers they completed a puzzle and earned treasure. Student also used their senses to guess what slimy food items were hidden behind a secret door.
Following their adventures, students were treated to a story reading and snacks.
Thanks to the dedication and creativity of the Kettering community, a wonderful time was had by all. Students who were looking for a school where learning is fun- chose wisely by choosing Kettering!
In her own words
When Ms. Fillipow asked the class to write about their favorite thing at Kettering, Shereen Moustafa wrote about Library Nights.
In short, she enjoys Library Nights "because my class can't go to the Library often anymore". You can download her one page writing through the link below.