(written on 1 cut out key among a pile of many)
A display of adventures. A lighthouse shines upon the ocean.
(On the A-Frame)
The image used on your flag
Is sure to give people a fright
It looks like parts of a skeleton
On a background dark as night.
(jolly roger at circ, invisible ink)
Where once we were those who hit treasures in pits
Today we’re tech-savvy, ripping off hits
You’ll shiver our timbers if you catch us with those
tunes. We are __________.
9104
(910.4 – Pirates)
Dewey you know the answer to the number lock?
(handed to them after they get the number answer)
Before computers had the information for things
These large volume sets were information kings
(Encyclopedia P)
This newly remodeled room
Has many a fun book
With something brand new
You Know where to look
(Teen Room – New books)
With this flyer, we did advertise
The program at which you currently reside
(Teen Breakout! Flyer at circ)
Answer this riddle to find the answer to the word
lock: The answer is what this is.
(written on 1 cut out key among a pile of many)
(invisible ink on circ sea)
When you’re looking for help
you know where to go
This is the desk that is fully in-the-know
(in an envelope on the reference desk)
This old form of directions in now rarely used
for finding our way was often mused
With our phones we don’t need this antique
But you must look to find what you seek
Up > Right > Up > Down
(map)
Speedway > Zionsville > Fishers > Nobelsville >
Edinburgh
(handed to them after they get the directional
answer)
A pirate never has to repeat themselves, but the
crew will hear them twice.
(Parrot in invisible ink)
This well read classic follows our theme
For finding treasure is everyone’s dream
(Treasure Island – STE)
Now you found the book.
But can you find the CD?
( Treasure Island Audiobook )
With social media updates
not everyone reads us anymore
if you wanted to read the news
What were you looking for?
(handed to them after they find the word answer)
A lighthouse shines upon the ocean.
(invisible ink on circ sea)
When you’re looking for help
you know where to go
This is the desk that is fully in-the-know
(in an envelope on the reference desk)
This old form of directions in now rarely used
for finding our way was often mused
With our phones we don’t need this antique
But you must look to find what you seek
Up > Right > Up > Down
(map)
Speedway > Zionsville > Fishers > Nobelsville >
Edinburgh
(handed to them after they get the directional
answer)
A pirate never has to repeat themselves, but the
crew will hear them twice.
(Parrot in invisible ink)
This well read classic follows our theme
For finding treasure is everyone’s dream
(Treasure Island – STE)
Now you found the book.
But can you find the CD?
( Treasure Island Audiobook )
Every month I update with new ideas galore
You could also find me when you checkout at the
store
(handed to them after they find the key)
A display of adventures.
(On the A-Frame)
The image used on your flag
Is sure to give people a fright
It looks like parts of a skeleton
On a background dark as night.
(jolly roger at circ, invisible ink)
Where once we were those who hit treasures in
pits
Today we’re tech-savvy, ripping off hits
You’ll shiver our timbers if you catch us with those
tunes. We are __________.
9104
(910.4 – Pirates)
Dewey you know the answer to the number lock?
(handed to them after they get the number
answer)
Before computers had the information for things
These large volume sets were information kings
(Encyclopedia P)
This newly remodeled room
Has many a fun book
With something brand new
You Know where to look
(Teen Room – New books)
With this flyer, we did advertise
The program at which you currently reside
(Teen Breakout! Flyer at circ)
Answer this riddle to find the answer to the word
lock: The answer is what this is.