This year, Kent District Library will take you on a Summer Wonder journey of reading, learning and exploring through the great outdoors right here in Kent County! KDL has teamed up with Kent County Parks to bring you a spectacular summer of outdoor discovery, scavenger hunts, STEAM activities and lots of fun for everyone. The program runs from June 1 through August 13.
Participate in the Summer Wonder 30-Day Challenge by picking up a Summer Wonder Workbook at any KDL branch or signing up online at kdl.beanstack.org. It’s free and includes adventures and prizes for all ages. KDL is the perfect place to keep summer learning alive and growing.
“Summer Wonder is back with more outdoor adventures than ever before,” said Kris Vogelar, Branch Outreach and Programming Specialist. “If your kids think summer learning is boring, Summer Wonder will certainly prove them wrong!”
Summer Wonder is a great opportunity to limit the “summer slide” that negatively affects learning between the end and start of the traditional school year. Extensive research shows that children involved in summertime reading programs sponsored by public libraries are more likely to maintain their academic skills, and in many cases do better on standardized tests.
KDL is also offering a great line-up of free programs for all ages including Wet and Wild Animals, Tom Plunkard’s Amazing Adventures, Drawing Sea Creatures, The Wonderful World of Henna and Motherland House Concerts. For a full program listing including dates, times and locations, visit kdl.org/events.
For more information, visit kdl.org/summer.
