We’ve got
some ‘OUTTA THIS WORLD’ FORENSICS going on at the Kimball Library for t/weens
ages 10-17.
‘WHO STOLE
THE MOON ROCK?’ is developmentally geared for ages 10-12, and ‘FORENSICS CRIME
LAB’ is slated for ages 13-17. Both
these events are taking place on Tuesday, July 16th.
From 6:00 -7:00
PM (ages 10-12) there will be an interactive story where tweens will learn
about astronauts and life in space. They will explore different patterns of
their own fingerprints using magnifying glasses, magnetic dusting powder and
brushes. They will learn the different types of DNA, where to find DNA on
evidence and how to collect a sample.
The kids will take home an identification card with their own
fingerprint, DNA sample and hand print.
Once the mystery is solved everyone will sample a delicious astronaut
treat. Register ages 10-12 or at a minimum entering grade 5 in the fall.
From 7:30-
9:00 PM, ages 13-17 will be at the library after hours. Register
teenagers! This program will accommodate
ONLY 10 Kimball Library teens. Residents have preference for registration until
3 days before the program launches. See event details below.
On September
13, 2018 Russian cosmonauts discovered a hole in the Soyuz spacecraft attached
to the International Space Station.
Further investigation led to speculation of sabotage. Evidence collected during this spacewalk was
brought back to earth to solve the mystery of which NASA astronaut is the culprit.
This powerpoint presentation will be an introduction to all disciplines of the
forensic laboratory. Hands-on exploration with Mary Dawson will have the teens
examining different patterns of their own fingerprints using magnifying
glasses, magnetic dusting powder and brushes, as well as the different types of
DNA, where to find DNA on evidence and how to collect a sample. They will take home an identification card
with their own fingerprint, handprint and DNA sample.
These are
‘UNIVERSE OF STORIES’ summer reading events sponsored by THE FRIENDS OF KIMBALL
LIBRARY.
BEL AIRS CONCERT: Please join us on July 18th at
6:00 PM us as we welcome back the Bel Airs to our Summer Concerts in the
Courtyard!
This fun,
talented group performs Doo Wop and 50-60's Vintage Rock 'N' Roll, with elegant
five-part harmonies and stereophonic instrumental arrangements. Their music
takes you on a romantic journey back to classic cars and sweet sixteen girls
wearing saddle shoes, bobby socks and poodle skirts. The Bel Airs were ranked
#1 on the Reverb Nation Music Charts for 2013, 2014 & 2015. They were awarded '2013 Readers Choice Award'
by The New Hampshire Union Leader and 'Best of NH 2012' by New Hampshire
Magazine. They have been featured on
'New Hampshire Chronicle' WMUR TV Channel 9 and perform at concerts and Town
and County Fairs all over New England.
This event is sponsored by the Friends of the Kimball Library.
PHASES OF
THE MOON: This is a very tasty way to learn about the moon using Oreo
cookies and nibbling the filling to create different moon phase shapes. Learn
about the phases of the moon, hear moon stories, and try to resist eating your
moon! It’s sure to be great lunar fun~
be here July 18th at 6:30 PM.
Register in advance youth entering kindergarten through grade five.
UNIVERSAL SPACE MISSION: Have you ever dreamed of
soaring out of this atmosphere? Do you want to know what it would be like to
pretend to be an astronaut, copilot, or NASA communications controller?
Register
youth entering kindergarten through grade five, and then join us for a
simulated space mission to the moon and back on July 22nd at 6:30 PM.
Be part of a team, a mission, and work through your lines, objectives and role
play the mission of the Kimball Enterprise 17 to the moon.
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