Read, Write, Create, Review . . . for food!
How to get rewarded with coupons to use at area eateries: Visit the Teen Fiction Section. Look in the binder on the counter. Choose an activity, complete it, turn in your work with a form attached to your project. You will be sent a coupon to the restaurant that you choose on the form: Arby’s, McDonald’s, Subway, The Rookies Den, Our Town’s Brewin’, Twistee Treat, Weezie’s, or Fontana’s. At the minimum, you’ll get a Smoothie or a Sundae, and if you turn in Good Projects that show extra effort, well then, more food!
Projects can involve almost any creative process you’d like to use: just clear them with Jill first. Callan Harrington wrote a H.P. test. Brandy Neustel is working on an Inuyasha script, Kyle Ehrnsberger is working on anime program ideas, and a group of teens are earning food for their work on a puppet play.
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Like the Logo? Want a T-Shirt with the Logo on it? Bring a clean, light colored shirt to Jill, with your name on a piece of paper pinned to the shirt—she’ll iron the logo on for you! |
| Clyde. Wednesday, June 21. Young guests at the McPherson House Tea Party enjoyed “The Brementown Musicians” presented by SPLAT members Taylor Dorobek, Cody McGrath, Anthony and Aaron Scherf, and Cassie, Dominic and Alicia Chagnon. Puppeteers should see Jill about receiving food coupons as a reward for their participation. | |
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| Vampire Discussion. The group decided what characteristics of a vampire were important and then voted on which vampire character was "The World' s Greatest Vampire." The winner: Dracula!! Good old Bram! | |
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