Saline County Library EXPERIENCES March 2021

Saline County Library EXPERIENCES March 2021

SALINE COUNTY LIBRARY MARCH 2021 EXPERIENCES

The Genealogy Conference is coming up! Find out what you can expect. Full list of virtual events and the calendar for March! So much to look forward to! Bookin’ It 5K AND Summer Reading! Makerspace Kits, Buzz Boxes, Book Club Kits, Grab and Go Kits...Kits Galore!

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It’s time for the library’s annual genealogy conference. This year, as last, it will be virtual because of Covid-19. We have a great speaker lined up. Connie Knox is a professional genealogist and the owner of Genealogy TV on YouTube. She’ll be sharing her tips and tricks on how to use DNA in genealogy research, how to organize your research and how to use the cluster genealogy strategy. We’ll have her videos online for 60 days for you to watch, and we’ll also have her for a live Q&A on March 23rd at 3:00 p.m. I hope you’ll join us! I also hope you’ll join us for our annual Bookin’ It 5K Run in April—again, a virtual event. Complete your 5K while maintaining social distancing by running at your own pace, on your own time and at your own location! Run, walk, bike or count all those steps you take while mowing your yard! Registration is $15 and ends April 10th The money raised goes towards keeping the library fine free this year.

Sincerely, Patty Hector

Virtual Genealogy Conference: Meet the Host Connie Knox is a professional Genealogist with over 40 years of experience. As the founder of Genealogy TV, she has entensive experience in all aspects of television broadcasting, video production, and management. To get to know our 2021 host, we asked her a few questions about her background and topics for this years’ conference. How did you get into Genealogy? When I was a teenager, my grandmother started telling me stories about her Danish parents coming across the country in a covered wagon. I was hooked right then and there.

What has been your favorite part of founding Genealogy TV? Oh, the community. It has been a real pleasure meeting so many family historians and communicating with them through the comments. I love creating videos and I have a lifelong love of Genealogy. What could be better?

Do you have any especially interesting stories regarding your experience with Genealogy TV? I do like finding missing parents using DNA and traditional Genealogy. My own mother was adopted, so I found her biological family before DNA was invented using traditional research. I have also solved several mysteries that turned out to be murders through newspaper research. Never underestimate newspapers; they are some of the best sources of information.

others who have interacted with our ancestors. Knowing those relationships helps us verify records and other evidence that (on its own) might not confirm the person in the record is your ancestor. Knowing other people, neighbors, witnesses, friends, etc. of our ancestors helps us to confirm what we are looking at is in fact our ancestor and not another person with their same name. What can an attendee of the upcoming virtual conference expect to gain from the seminar? I think we have a healthy mix of how to get and stay organized, some excellent research strategies using Cluster Research, and how to use DNA to help find your ancestors. I think there is a lot to learn here. These are the three pillars that will really help family historians expand their trees.

When it comes to research, what would you say is the most important factor for success? Focus on one research question at a time. It is easy to run down rabbit holes, chasing hints. The key is to create one research question, from that a research plan, do “reasonably exhaustive research,” resolve the conflicts, and write a conclusion. These are the Genealogical Proof Standards as published by the Board for Certification of Genealogists. The short answer is to focus on one problem/ancestor at a time. Why is it important (or helpful) for those interested in Genealogy to practice Cluster Genealogy? Especially for those who are stuck and have hit that Genealogical brick wall, doing Cluster Genealogy (aka F.A.N. Club research) is vital to understanding not only family relationships, but

The Genealogy Conference begins streaming on March 15 th and goes through May 6 th for you to view at your leisure. You can find the links to videos and worksheets on the library calendar. The topics are: DNA Cousin Match Strategies • What is a Centimorgan? How DNA Painter’s Shared Tool Can Help Genealogy Research • Solve Family History Mysteries with DNA Strategies the Pros Use • Ancestry.com ThruLines Explained DNA Strategies Next Level • AncestryDNA Shared Matches to Solve Genealogy Research • AncestryDNA Cousin Matches: Next Times Organizing Your Records • “Kick Start Guide” Learn Genealogy Research (How to Research Your Family Tree) • “Good Filling from the Start” • Research Notes • How to Create a Genealogy Notes Template in MS Word • How to use TurboScan for Genealogy Cluster Genealogy aka The FAN Club • • How to Use Cluster Genealogy aka FAN Club Research • What is FAN Club Research for Genealogy and Family History? • How to Attach Friends, Associates, and Neighbors to Your Ancestor on Ancestry.com • #1 Way to Break Down Brick Walls

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Read Across America 10:00 AM DIY/Upcycle 2:00 PM

Read Across America 10:00 AM

SCL Theater: The Rising Star Players (R) 10:00 AM Cuentos y Cánticos 10:30 AM

Bedtime Storytime 7:00 PM Online Gaming Club 4:00 PM

Teen D&D 4:30 PM

Cooking with a Librarian 2:00 PM

Broadway Movie Club (R) 7:00 PM Teen Discord Hangout 4:00 PM Little Ones Learn 10:30 AM

Teen Minecraft Club 4:00 PM

New Book Spotlight 8:00 PM

Tween Minecraft Club 6:30 PM

Teen D&D 4:30 PM

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15 DIY/Upcycle 2:00 PM Teen Minecraft Club 4:00 PM Tween Minecraft Club 6:30 PM Teen Minecraft Club 4:00 PM Tween Minecraft Club 6:30 PM Genealogy Conference Begins Streaming 9:00 AM

Virual Used Book Sale All Day

Online Gaming Club 4:00 PM

Cuentos y Cánticos 10:30 AM SCL Theater: The Rising Star Players (R) 10:00 AM

Bedtime Storytime 7:00 PM

Little Ones Learn 10:30 AM

Teen D&D 4:30 PM

Teen Discord Hangout 4:00 PM

Trivia Night 7:30 PM

Teen D&D 4:30 PM

SCL Bingo 7:00 PM

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Cuentos y Cánticos 10:30 AM SCL Theater: The Rising Star Players (R) 10:00 AM

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Homeschool Art Zoom 10:00 AM

O’Donovan School of Irish Dance 10:00 AM

Bedtime Storytime 7:00 PM Online Gaming Club 4:00 PM

Little Ones Learn 10:30 AM

Teen D&D 4:30 PM

Teen D&D 4:30 PM

Teen Discord Hangout 4:00 PM

To Hunt a Leprechaun 8:00 PM

Pokemon Night 6:30 PM

Piano 101 7:00 PM

Table Talk 8:30 PM

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Teen D&D 4:30 PM

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Tween Minecraft Club 6:30 PM CreativeBug Club Zoom Meet (R) 6:00 PM Teen Minecraft Club 4:00 PM

Bedtime Storytime 7:00 PM

Little Ones Learn 10:30 AM

Genealogy Q&A (R) 3:00 PM

Game Show 7:30 PM

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(R) = Registration Required **Find detailed information including exact age limits by visiting our online calendar!**

Key: Adult Program Teen Program Tween Program

Turning Trash Into Treasure 7:00 PM

Little Ones Learn 10:30 AM

Children’s Program All Ages Program

VIRTUAL EVENTS

Little Ones Learn Tuesdays | 10:30 AM | Facebook Children

Teens Teen Minecraft Club Mondays | 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM | Minecraft Join Mr. Brett and Mrs. Jenn in the library’s very own Minecraft Realm! Every week, we’ll explore different worlds and activities in Minecraft, while also building up and improving a dedicated “home” world. Teen Discord Hangout Tuesdays | 4:00 PM | Discord Hey teens! Join us on our private Discord server for a fun virtual hang out! Discord is free and easy to use. Not part of our server already? Email Mrs. Jenn or Mr. Brett for an invitation. You will have to make an account, but it is free and safe! We’ll get together once a week to chat, share pictures of our pets, share memes, and generally have an awesome time! Teen D&D Wednesday & Fridays | 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM | Discord Join Dungeon Master Brett in a digital fantasy adventure! Using Roll20, a free online RPG resource, you’ll create a character and go on epic* quests around the humble little town of Phandalin every week. Space is very limited, so email Mr. Brett if you’re interested! Online Gaming Club Thursdays | 4:00 PM | Discord Join Mr. Brett and Mrs. Jenn - and your friends! - in our Discord server on Thursdays to play online games together! Games we can play include Magic: The Gathering, Minecraft, and more. Don’t have the game we’re playing that week? You can still follow along and watch the stream while hanging out in our server and talking about games, games, games! Tweens & Teens Homeschool Art Zoom Tuesdays | 10:00 AM | Zoom Homeschool kids join Ms. Sarah Beth and Ms. Jessica for a fun art class. We’ll be learning about different artists and creating artwork in their signature styles. You can look forward to fun drawing prompts and learning more about the art world. This crash course on art is going to be great! Have paper, pencil, and markers or crayons ready each week. A show-based prepping and performance program. In this program, you will learn to perform in a theatrical setting. We will be working on acting technique, memorization ability, auditioning, stage direction, and overall theater etiquette. SCL Theater: The Rising Star Players (R) Fridays | 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM | Zoom

Join Ms. Sarah Beth for ideas on how you can promote early literacy at home with your child. Each week will focus on one of the five early literacy skills: read, write, sing, play, and talk. Bedtime Storytime Thursdays | 7:00 PM | Facebook Put on your pjs, grab your favorite stuffed animal, and join Mrs. Wendy for a fun, relaxing storytime. We’ll sing a couple of songs and rhymes, and read a bedtime story. Find a cozy spot and snuggle up for Bedtime Storytime! Cuentos y Cánticos Fridays | 10:30 AM | Facebook ¡Hola amig@s! Presentamos cuentos y cánticos con señorita Jessica. Read Across America March 1-7 | 10:00 AM | Facebook Celebrate Read Across America with our children’s staff. Every day this week, they will share one of their favorite picture books! Drive-In Storytime (R) Friday, March 26 | 10:30 AM | Benton Parking Lot Join us for our brand new Drive-in Storytime! Our librarians will perform a live storytime for you in our parking lot while you stay in the safety of your vehicle and tune your FM radio to our channel to be able to hear the stories and songs! REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Only one registration per vehicle! Space is limited! Mondays | 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM | Minecraft Zombies and Creepers and Pigs! Oh My! Join Miss Jessica in the library’s very own Tween Minecraft Realm! Every week, we’ll work on building up and improving a dedicated “home” and have special challenges. If you’re interested in joining the club, email Miss Jessica ([email protected]) with your name and library card number, and we’ll send you the invite link! Pokemon Night Friday, March 19 | 6:30 PM | Zoom Love Pokemon? Join us on Zoom for a night of Pokemon-themed games and trivia! Ages 9-12. Tweens Tween Minecraft Club

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VIRTUAL EVENTS

Adults DIY/Upcycle Mondays | 2:00 PM | Facebook

CreativeBug Club Zoom Meet (R) Monday, March 22 | 6:00 PM | Zoom

The CreativeBug Club Zoom meeting will be a time for socialization, asking the programmer (Brittany) questions if you need help, and an opportunity to show off what you created! This month’s course will be on Basic Line Drawing: Flowers. This beginner course will help you take your first steps into the world of drawing. Pick up your Basic Line Drawing kit at the Benton or Bryant branch starting March 15th. Genealogy Q&A (R) Tuesday, March 23 | 3:00 PM | Facebook Connie Knox of Genealogy TV will be with us for a question and answer session on Genealogy. Game Show Thursday, March 25 | 7:30 PM | Facebook LIVE Join us for our monthly game show with Mason! It’s like Who Wants to Be a Millionaire... without the money but with all the bragging rights! Turning Trash Into Treasure Monday, March 29 | 7:00 PM | Facebook Learn how to turn trash into treasure and make something new out of something old. This month, Randall will be making a shamrock wall-hanger. YOYO Programs Introducing YOYO programs: You’re On Your Own! With our new YOYO programs, you can complete activities on your own free time. Our librarians have come up with fun and interesting ways to get outside. Discover Arkansas Featurette Discover beautiful nature locations in Arkansas and get inspired to explore! Check out our Facebook for these featurettes. Ages 18+. Storywalks Get outdoors and read a story while doing it! Benton - Planting a Rainbow Bryant - Up in the Garden, Down in the Dirt Join Mason and Brian on this interactive adventure as they track down the only known Leprechaun in Saline County. Will they be able to catch this illustrious creature? Is there really a pot of gold at the end of every rainbow? Wednesday, March 17 | 10:00 AM | Facebook Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by learning about Irish dance in this interview with Mary Rose O’Donovan, owner of O’Donovan School of Irish Dance and enjoy a performance from some of her very talented students. To Hunt a Leprechaun Wednesday, March 17 | 8:00 PM | Facebook All Ages O’Donovan School of Irish Dance

In March, there will be two weeks of programs where Becky will be using several different ideas for making crafts. Pick up your kit at the library to make your own at home. Limited supply, first come first serve. Mar. 8 - Wall-Hanging Faux Garden Gate Mar. 22 - Spring Garland with Wooden Bunny Cutouts Broadway Movie Club (R) Tuesday, March 2 | 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM | Zoom It’s like a bookclub but you get to watch your favorite Broadway movies and then meet with the group via Zoom. Best news- You get to keep the movie!! Each month you can pick up a new movie in the Broadway Movie Club. The Phantom of the Opera is this month’s movie. New Book Spotlight Wednesday, March 3 | 8:00 PM | Facebook Let us find your next read! Once a month, a few of our staff will share their favorite new books. No spoilers! Cooking with a Librarian 1st & 3rd Saturday | 2:00 PM | Facebook Your favorite librarians have put together their favorite recipes and are excited to share them with you! SCL Bingo Tuesday, March 9 | 7:00 PM | Facebook LIVE Time for some fun playing SCL Bingo! Win prizes like books, gift cards and the grand prize: a basket filled with surprises from local businesses. Trivia Night! Thursday, February 11 | 7:30 PM | Facebook LIVE Join Brittany as we test your knowledge on all things Valentine’s day! See how many questions you can get correct. Genealogy Conference March 15-May 13 | Find links on Calendar Connie Knox, our host for this year’s Genealogy Conference, founded Genealogy TV in 2018. She’s a lifelong genealogist and has extensive experience in all aspects of television broadcasting, video production, and management. She’ll be presenting DNA Cousin Match Strategies, DNA Strategies Next Level, Organizing Your Records, and Cluster Genealogy. This will begin streaming on March 15 and go through May 13. Piano 101 Tuesday, March 16 | 7:00 PM | Facebook Join us for Teach Music Week as one of Arkansas’ best piano players teaches you the basics of piano. Table Talk Friday, March 19 | 8:30 PM | Facebook LIVE Where are all those crafters out there? This one is for you! March is National Craft Month! Our special guests will get to show off their craft side on the spot. They’ll be “flipping” an item and only have 10 minutes and materials given to them to turn the junk into something worth keeping. Trivia questions will give them a chance for extra bonus points.

(R) = Registration Required

Last year, the Saline County Library hosted the first Bookin’ It 5k to raise funds so we could eliminate fines during the Summer. This year, we are eliminating fines ALL YEAR LONG! 2020 was crazy enough and 2021 is still stressful. In order to eliminate fines, we will need your help. Money from fines helps to pay for new materials, online resource subscriptions, programming materials and more. To continue our virtual programming efforts and

provide a large variety of free resources, we need help supplementing the costs. So why not have a little fun with it???

Last Day to Run: April 10, 2021

If you are interested in being a 2021 Bookin’ It 5k sponsor or would like more information, please email Kari Beesley at [email protected]. Complete your 5K while maintaining social distancing by running at your own pace, on your own time and at your own location! Run, walk, bike or count all those steps you take while mowing your yard!

Hosted by: Saline County Library

SPONSORSHIP LEVELS REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!! Logo on swag bags The race is only VIRTUAL. Participants can sign up for the following categories: Ages 18 and up ($15), Ages 6 - 17 years old ($10), and Ages 5 and under (FREE). All shirts and swag bags must be picked up at the library via curbside pick-up. More details about this process will be sent to all orders when details are finalized. We appreciate your patience as we navigate the COVID-19 precautions. WHAT IS A VIRTUAL RUNNER? Presenting Sponsor ($1000) 1 Available Platinum Sponsor (5$00) 2 Available Gold Sponsor ($400) 3 Available Silver Sponsor ($300) 4 Available Bronze Sponsor ($200) 15Available Swag Sponsor ($100) 10 Available Materials in swag bags Social media recognition Run on your own time, at your own location and at your own pace! Take pictures of your run r steps and tag us on Facebook with the hashtag #BookinItForFines. BONUS- Your mileage doesn’t have to be all in one run! You can combine multiple runs to equal 3.1 miles. HOW DO I JUST PURCHASE A SHIRT? X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Logo on shirts Logo on bookmarks (handed out to all curbside patrons) To purchase only a T-shirt (without race registration), click “STORE” from the side menu. All shirts and swag bags will be picked up at the library via curbside pickup. More details about this process will be sent to all orders when details are finalized. We appreciate your patience as we navigate the COVID-19 precautions. WHAT ARE THE BOOKIN’ IT EXTRAS? X X X Logo on event website Not only can you purchase a T-shirt, but you can purchase more on our 5K website! You can purchase a Bookin’ It Water Bottle ($7), a Bookin’ It Tote Bag ($5), Bookin’ It Fanny Pack ($10), Personalized Key Chain ($3), or a Sanitizer Key Chain ($4.50). Logo on race bibs & social media cover photo Logo on registration form X Logo on one page for the story walks at the libraries 2 days to place your own materials in library holds after the event X X X X

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* Bag Sponsor is responsible for purchasing event swag bags with event logo and their logo. If you are interested in being a 2021 Bookin’ It 5k sponsor or would like more information, please email Kari Beesley at [email protected].

Kits & buzz Boxes Book Club Kits Book Club Kits are perfect for hosting your very own book club. They include multiple copies of the same book and a reading group discussion guide. They can be checked out for 2 months. List of titles include:

• A Gentleman in Moscow - Amor Towles • A Million Junes - Emily Henry YA • All Over But the Shoutin’ - Rick Bragg • The Bear and the Nightingale - Katherine Arden • Before We Were Yours - Lisa Wingate • Beneath a Scarlet Sky - Mark T. Sullivan • Bonfire - Krysten Ritter • The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek - Kim Michele Richardson • Children of Blood and Bone - Tomi Adeyemi YA • Children of Virtue and Vengeance - Tomi Adeyemi YA • The City of Brass - S.A. Chakraborty • The Darkest Minds - Alexandra Bracken • The Disappearance of Maud Crawford - Beth Brickell • The Drop - Michael Connelly • Eligible - Jane Austen & Curtis Sittenfeld • Everything, Everything - Nicola Yoon YA • The Fallen Architect - Charles Belfoure • Far from the Madding Crowd - Thomas Hardy • Furyborn - Claire Legrand YA • The Glass Castle - Jeannette Walls • The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society - Annie Barrows & Mary Ann Shaffer

• The Handmaid’s Tale - Margaret Atwood • I’ll Push You - Patrick Gray • Little & Lion - Brandy Colbert YA • The Lost Man - Jane Harper • The Love Proof - Madeleine Henry • The Love That Split the World - Emily Henry YA • Magpie Murders - Anthony Horowitz • Moose Springs - Sarah Morgenthaler • The Night Watchman - Louise Erdich • Practical Magic - Alice Hoffman • The Rules of Magic - Alice Hoffman • The Sixth Extinction - Elizabeth Kolbert • Secrets of a Charmed Life - Susan Meissner • Station Eleven - Emily St. John Mandel • The Alice Network - Kate Quinn • Pachinko - Min Jin Lee • Plain Truth - Jodi Picoult • The Song of Achilles - Madeline Miller • The Sun is Also a Star - Nicola Yoon YA • The Tattooist of Auschwitz - Heather Morris • The Way You Make Me Feel - Maurene Goo YA • The Wicked Deep - Shea Ernshaw YA • To Kill a Kingdom - Alexandra Christo YA • When the Sky Fell on Splendor - Emily Henry • Where the Crawdads Sing - Delia Owens

Buzz Boxes Why buy when you can try? Buzz Boxes are kits that include trending items that you can try out before spending tons of money on them. These check out for 7 days. Current Buzz Boxes include: • Blocking Kit • Fine Weight 40” Circular Knitting Kit • Instant Pot • Hand Weights • Slow-Cooking Crock Pot • Thread Crochet Kit • Worseted Weight Flat Knitting Kit • Yarn Crochet Kit • Yoga • Zumba

Learning Kits These kits are designed for very young children up to high school, dependent on the subject of the kits. Kits contain a variety of curated items selected to enhance your child’s learning experience. Grab N Go Kits Grab N Go Kits are available at Curbside Pickup. These include supplies to allow you to participate in virtual programs, try new crafts, and more! • Book Activity Kits for ages 6-12 - Crafts and activities that compliment a popular children’s chapter book. New kits go out twice a month, every other week. • CreativeBug Club Kit for adults - These kits include supplies to create the monthly CreativeBug project. New kits go out on the third Monday of the month. • DIY Kit for adults - These kits include supplies to create Becky’s DIY crafts. New kits go out on the second and fourth Monday of the month. • Early Literacy Kit for pre-k - These kits include worksheets to develop pre-k skills like cutting, sequencing, letters, etc. with a fine motor skill craft. • Makerspace Grab N Go Kit for all ages - These kits include supplies found in our Makerspace to create crafts. Early Literacy Kits These kits are designed to be utilized by ages 1-5 and their caregivers. These kits are based on the five early literacy practices of Every Child Ready to Read. The activities in these kits are designed to help your child develop the skills needed to learn to read once they are ready. The kits are Play, Read, Sing, Talk, and Write.

Current learning kits include: • Addition and Subtraction

• Intermediate French • Intermediate Spanish • Leveled Readers • Montessori Inspired Play 12-18 months • Montessori Inspired Play 18-24 months • Montessori Inspired Play 24-36 months • Multiplication and Division • Music

• Number Sense • Number Sense II • Plant and Animal Cells • Preschool Concepts • Preschool Felt Books • Rhyming Words • Sight Words/Phonics • Spanish Essentials • Telling Time • United States • Weights and Measures

• Advanced French • Advanced Spanish • Alphabet • Arkansas Outdoors • Counting Money • Early Life Science • Fractions • French Essentials

• Handwriting • Human Body

Makerspace Kits You may not be able to visit the Makerspace in person, but you can take the Makerspace with you! Current Makerspace kits include:

• 3-D Printing Pen • Acrylic Painting

• Child’s Paper Crafting • Hand Lettering • Jewelry • Leather Working • Parent/Child Crafts

• Perler Beads • Polymer Clay • Rock Tumbler • Watercolor Painting • Wood Burning

• Adult’s Paper Crafting • Cake Decorating Air Brush Kit

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We get by with a little help from our friends! Our Friends are missing the Used Book Store, and we know you are too! We are accepting donations now. Find a full list of accepted donations here. Our Virtual Used Book Sale will be on Facebook starting March 10th. Accepted forms of payment are: credit card, check, and exact change.