Zane Dowell, 4, of McLoud, plucks the strings on Erin Yeaman's cello and gets a reaction during the 'Tunes and Tales with Erin Yeaman' McLoud Public Library program, held on June 18 at the Ray Large American Legion Post 244. Yeaman also played her cello along to three children's books and read 'The Three Little Pigs,' as volunteers made sound effects. In addition to being a composer and voice actor, Yeaman provides music for Scholastic audio books.
Elanor Roberts, 6, of McLoud, strums the strings on Erin Yeaman's cello.
Alivia Bivings, 6, of Dale, tries playing Erin Yeaman's cello with a bow. For more information on upcoming programs, visit https://pioneerlibrarysystem.org/.
Luke Elliott, 9, of McLoud, crumples paper to make the sound effect for fire, as two other volunteers look on, and Erin Yeaman of Norman reads 'The Three Little Pigs.' Yeaman was showing how ordinary items can 'make music.' She also played her cello along to three children's books and let everyone try their hands at playing the cello during the 'Tunes and Tales with Erin Yeaman' McLoud Public Library program, held on June 18 at the Ray Large American Legion Post 244. See full caption below.
Seth Parker, Thunder Community Outreach Coordinator, shows two girls where they can find books for their age range on the Rolling Thunder Book Bus. Parker said they offer free books to those in kindergarten through fifth grade, and they travel around the state to libraries, schools and museums. A Tecumseh Fire Department fire engine was also there, as well as The Snow Shak with free snow cones.
Luke Webb, 10, of Tecumseh, makes his selection in the Tecumseh Public Library "Blind Date with a Book" fundraiser, with the help of mom, Becky Webb, Jennifer LaGrange, and library associate Cyndi Seeley during the "Rolling Thunder Book Bus" program, held at Slick Humphrey Park on June 18. The library has children's books covered with paper which only state their genre, available for a donation of $5. The book bus was also at the park with free books for those in kindergarten through fifth grade.
Gavin Klippenstine, 8, and Genesis Robbins, 5, emerge from the Rolling Thunder Book Bus with free books, as John Stewart hands out bookmarks.
Attendees to the "Mixed Media Geode Drawings" class at Tecumseh Public Library work on their art pieces on June 23.
Arthenia Haney, left, talks with Amanda Clay, with the OKC Museum of Art, about her finished artwork during the "Mixed Media Geode Drawings" Program at Tecumseh Public Library on June. 23. During the school year, Clay is an elementary school librarian in Putnam City and has been in education for 35 years.
Luke Elliott, 9, of McLoud, crumples paper to make the sound effect for fire, as two other volunteers look on, and Erin Yeaman of Norman reads "The Three Little Pigs." Yeaman was showing how ordinary items can "make music." She also played her cello along to three children's books and let everyone try their hands at playing the cello during the "Tunes and Tales with Erin Yeaman" McLoud Public Libr…
