Children enjoy spring break at Camp Wantaread

Alexa Boehringer

Camp participants wait for story time

Alison Hartman and Anna Bisaccio wait for story time after filling their take-home bags with roasted marshmallows and trail mix.

Alexa Boehringer

Camp Wantaread activity stations

Kamyliah Thomas tosses a toy fish into “Lake Will-You-Read” at a fishing-themed activity station.

By Alexa Boehringer

Story time around the campfire

Camp Wantaread participants gather around the campfire for story time with Windham Elementary School secretary Georgia Nichols.

Posted: Friday, March 28, 2014 1:30 pm | Updated: 12:08 pm, Fri Apr 4, 2014.

Children enjoy spring break at Camp Wantaread By Alexa Boehringer [email protected] The Southeast Sun | 0 comments

Several local boys and girls took part in the Daleville Public Library’s 2014 spring break reading program March 26. This year’s program, “Camp Wantaread,” followed a camping theme. Children who attended the event enjoyed activity stations based on popular camping pastimes, such as story time around a campfire, marshmallow roasting, trail mix building and fishing games. Participants also made several crafts, including pet rocks, friendship bracelets, beaded necklaces and sticker scenes.

Posted in Daleville, News, Newscommunity on Friday, March 28, 2014 1:30 pm. Updated: 12:08 pm. | Tags: Daleville, Daleville Public Library, Spring Break

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