Many people are excited to think about future trips this year. You can also travel the world while sitting in your favorite comfy chair by choosing books from this list. Enjoy your adventure!
Many people are excited to think about future trips this year. You can also travel the world while sitting in your favorite comfy chair by choosing books from this list. Enjoy your adventure!
Many people are excited to think about future trips this year. You can also travel the world while sitting in your favorite comfy chair by choosing books from this list. Enjoy your adventure!
Many people are excited to think about future trips this year. You can also travel the world while sitting in your favorite comfy chair by choosing books from this list. Enjoy your adventure!
Asking people questions about their life is one way to find out about them. StoryCorps has an app that you can download to record conversations and even upload them to their story archive.
If you are interested in family history, MyHeritage has 117 questions that you can ask your family member.
The library has hundreds of biographies to read for both adults and children! Find out more about someone through the written (or spoken) word!
Complete a READ square by reading or listening to a book, or by doing something bookish!
If you are in need of some help with your reading journey, here are some suggestions:
Go on an adventure without leaving your chair! You can Read Around the World with international book suggestions for both adults and children.
Looking to go on a journey through Michigan? Try these suggestions for adults and children.
Reading about the personal journeys of others can be both inspiring and riveting. We also have amazing personal journeys for the kids to enjoy!
Looking to try a different book format? The library has a great selection of graphic novels for both adults and children.
Explore the art of making your own book by trying book sewing and book binding crafts on Creativebug (Canton Public library card required). We also have some fantastic crafting books to read and enjoy for adults and kids!
Have you ever wanted to try a new sport? If you said yes, you've landed on the right square! So if you've always wanted to smack at a tennis or golf ball, jump on a bike or in a canoe, strap on some running or walking shoes, the summer months provide the best conditions to go outside, enjoy some fresh air and get healthy. In addition, you'll make new friends, challenge yourself, get out of your comfort zone and best of all have fun! Take this BBC 60 second test to see what sport you are made for.*
There are many resources available to help you complete the Try a New Sport square in our 62 Days summer program.
*Before embarking upon any sporting activity, you should seek the advice of your physician.
"Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of strength that will endure as long as life lasts."
--Rachel Carson, Silent Spring
Nature has long been considered a cure for the troubled soul. Some studies have shown that time in nature is an antidote to stress: It can lower blood pressure and stress hormone levels, reduce nervous system arousal, enhance immune system function, increase self-esteem, reduce anxiety, and improve mood. It is also just plain fun! Especially with a few helpful suggestions to make your nature observations even more enjoyable.
Visit a state park or recreation are for little or no cost with the Michigan Activity Pass (MAP)! Library patrons can access hundreds of participating institutions by visiting the MAP website to print or download a pass to their mobile device.
When a girl walks through the woods with her grandma, she's so excited about reaching their destination that she misses out on what's around her. But with Grandma's help, she learns how to breathe, be peaceful, and notice the little surprises along the way. Find mindfulness in nature through this gentle story.
Growing your own garden is a great way to save money, provide family fun and get exercise. Community gardening, Farmer's Markets and eating local are all the rage. Get help gardening, from learning the basics to more advance gardening, with these resources and activities to help you complete this 62 Days square and Grow Green.
Jump back to 62 Days of Summer for more ways to participate in the summer program!
