Pruitt’s Isshoni Anime Club

Come join the

“Isshoni Anime Club”

at the Molly Pruitt Library @ Roosevelt

 

 

 

February 4, 2012
1:30 P.M.

Here you can be you with no put-downs.
Live like the person you are or wanna be. 

[Each meeting we will show a different anime to discuss.]

Pruitt Library Gets Schooled… For Reelz

School … or Be Schooled!

Wednesday, February 1st, party like a rock star at the Pruitt Library.  This week’s movie is School of Rock starring Jack Black.   Come shred with “righteous rock” and make your own rock star accessories during our Duct-Tape-a-Polooza.

 

Pruitt Library Rack and File– Kickin’ It and Takin’ Names

Pruitt Library’s Teen Chess Team– Rack and File– competed against other San Antonio Teen Chess Teams on Wednesday, January 25th, at Clark High School.  Congrats to the Rack and File-rs for their second place in division two, and to Grant Weston and Joshua Frigge for placing 1st and 3rd overall in the division.  The Pruitt Team will compete again on Wednesday, February 29th, at Holmes High School.

Making sushi at Thousand Oaks Teen Time

 

 

Games at IGO

Fun Game Day
Hello everybody! This is Nikhil. On January 11th, 2012, the teens at John Igo Library made a fun game day to simply just have fun! First, we played Dance Central 2 on the Xbox Kinect. I danced to some songs such as Just Dance by Lady Gaga and the rap, Soulja Boy. There was a built in camera that took pictures of our dance. Next, my friend and I played the Twist Game which really tied us in knots! As a group, all of us played Apples to Apples. I somehow got the cards smart, cool, and unbelieving! That was really astonishing. Before the end of the meeting, all of us played one more round in Dance Central 2. At first I did good, but then my score reduced and everyone laughed at my dance! I really got to improve my dancing skills! Anyway, at the end of the meet, everyone said bye to Mrs. Barbara and left with a smile on their faces! What a Wednesday! I definitily will be back
Nikhil, 13 @ Igo Teens.

Hunger Games at Landa!

     This week Landa Teens enjoyed eating Hunger Games related food, and talking all about the Hunger Games series, by Suzanne Collins.  We ate bread with goat cheese, along with oranges, which are food items that the main character, Katniss Everdeen eats.  Landa Teens also watched the trailer for the Hunger Games movie, which comes out in March 2012, as well as Hunger Games spoofs. 

     We had a great and fun time with the Hunger Games!

 

By:  Maddie

The Old Man and the Sea

Thousand Oaks Teen Book Group

Wednesday, January 11 was the first meeting of the Thousand Oaks Teen Book Group.  Our first book was The Vanishing of Katharina Linden by Helen Grant.  We had some snacks and also brainstormed suggestions for upcoming book discussions.

Las Palmas Teens Craft Night

Wednesday night Las Palmas teens made yarn bowls. That’s right! It’s a bowl made from yarn. Warning! It can get messy

Bored and tired of homework?

  Bored and tired of homework? If you need a fast,   interesting read to make you think, Elsewhere by Gabrielle Zevin could be the book for you!

When Elizabeth Marie Hall wakes up confused and disoriented on a ship she can’t remember boarding, she’s desperate to escape and return to her “real” life; a life that no longer exists for her.  Not because she’s too far away, or has been kidnapped, but because Elizabeth, or Liz, had been hit by a car and died.   The ship is taking her to an island that can’t be found on any earth map, existing in an alternate dimension both like and unlike where she came from. On this Island of Elsewhere, where everyone returns when then die, people age backwards from when they arrived, eventually returning to earth as infants when their time is up.  For 15-year-old Liz, this means she will never turn 16, marry, get her driver’s license, or grow up, an unfair twist of fate that sends her spiraling into a deep depression that neither her Grandmother (who had died several years earlier) nor any of her new acquaintances can pull her out of by themselves.  However, as time passes, Liz begins to see that although she’ll never grow old, she still has opportunities to learn and to love; to experience life even after death.  This one-of-a-kind, innocent novel by Gabrielle Zevin is riddled with messages of hope and the belief that, maybe, the end isn’t the end after all.

Find  “Elsewhere “on the Igo stacks, or request it from the SAPL catalog and have it send to your location (right click/ open link):

http://sapl.sat.lib.tx.us/search~S1?/telsewhere/telsewhere/1,3,10,B/holdings&FF=telsewhere&4,,8

or download it  -  link below:

http://sanantonio.lib.overdrive.com/D227A803-608B-4F07-8894-254BDDE8328A/10/417/en/ContentDetails.htm?ID=BB336549-0691-4CC3-BC66-9EB74C3CD5F4

Happy Reading!

Casey,14,  Igo TAG