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Glen Cove Public Library Young Adult Services combines education and fun for students in grades 6 - 12 through reading clubs, craft programs, and educational workshops. 
Check us out for pleasure reading, homework research, on-line and CD-ROM resources and college and SAT information. Ideas from Young Adults are always welcome, so come in and let us know what you'd like to see in your library. 


Young Adult Corner ~ Grades 6 & Up...

Please register in the Young Adult book for all programs.


 

GOLD AND SILVER FOILING TOOL CRAFT
THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 7PM

Using gold and silver foil, design molds, cardboard frames, dowels and non-toxic acrylic antiquing paint, create a unique framed picture that will be the perfect Father's Day gift.  You may like it so much that you'll want to keep it for yourself. 
REGISTRATION: Yes  FEE: No



BABYSITTING AND FIRST AID WORKSHOP
TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 4 - 6PM

Young Adult Services is pleased to bring you this program designed to teach the basics of babysitting and first aid.  Bring an infant-sized doll or stuffed animal to practice with and join us for this informative, invaluable program taught by registered nurses.  A certificate will be given upon completion of the course.  Please register in the Young Adult book in the Children's room.
REGISTRATION: Yes  FEE: No



YOUNG ADULT SUMMER READING CLUB
TUNE IN @ YOUR LIBRARY
MONDAYS, JUNE 27 - AUGUST 8, 7PM - 8:30PM
(EXCEPT MONDAY, JULY 4TH - LIBRARY IS CLOSED)

Young Adults entering 6th through 12th grade in September are invited to participate in the Summer Reading Club.  We will be giving away free books, raffling off prizes, having a book discussion, learning how to paint and create cartoons, and enjoy other fun-filled programs.  All who read at least two books and participate in the activities will be invited to our "End of the Summer Reading Club" bowling and pizza party at Cove Lanes.  Come to the Library on Monday, June 27th for registration and to enjoy a craft program that will kick off the Summer fun!


BOOK BUDDIES
Learn more about this wonderful program in which Young Adults read and do a simple craft with kindergarten, first and second grade children on a one-to-one basis for one-half hour a week for three weeks.  Come to our information session on Thursday, July 7th, at 7pm to learn more about this program.


REGENTS EXAMS ONLINE
The Education Department now posts recent tests on the State Assessment web site at http://www.nysedregents.org.  Copies of older exams are also available in PDF format from the New York State Library’s digital media management system at http://purl.org/net/nysl/nysdocs/39007765. By posting copies of the tests online the Education Department hopes that students will be able to review the exams and prepare for the content and style of exams to be issued in the future.




CAREER CRUISING - A GREAT SITE TO EXPLORE!

Career Cruising is a comprehensive and interactive career guidance resource that provides the information needed to make informed career choices.  It includes in-depth profiles of hundreds of different careers, detailed information on colleges and universities, and provides something that no other resource has: multimedia interviews with real people in nearly every career.  Access Career Cruising through the Glen Cove Public Library's homepage at: www.nassaulibrary.org/glencove.

College and Career Section:

Be sure to visit the College and Career section located at the beginning of the Young Adult fiction collection near the Children's Room.  College handbooks, catalogues, scholarship books, videos and more can all help you with college and career choices.



TEEN INK

Don't forget to pick up your copy of Teen Ink in the Children's Room.  Written by teens for teens, this monthly newspaper is full of information on movies and music, the environment, poetry, and book reviews.  The magazine also invites you to submit your own stories, artwork, poetry, and viewpoints.

Teen Alert
Be sure to check out the "Teens Page" site on the Nassau Library System's web page.  You can explore links to homework help, information on college preparation and discover other teen favorites.  URL:  http://www.nassaulibrary.org. Click on "Teens Page" link.


YA Reading Suggestions: Web Sites

Reading Rants! Out of the Ordinary Teen Booklists
www.tln.lib.mi.us/~amutch/jen/
       A site on the Internet where teens can find informal book reviews on contemporary 
       YA novels.  A summary is included for each recommended book. 

    Cathy Young's Favorite Teenage Angst Books
www.grouchy.com/angst

    The Book Bag
www.teenreads.com

    Books for YALSA (Young Adult Library Services)
www.ala.org/yalsa/booklists - Some categories are Best Books, and Quick Picks for Reluctant Readers. (Books are not summarized) 

    Book Reviews by Teens
www.ala.org/teenhoopla/reviews- Dozens of reviews written by teens. You can submit 
your own reviews, too. 
 
 
 



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