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  • Orange Creamsicles & Crafts

    It’s National Creamsicle Day and what better way to beat the height of summer than with a refreshing creamsicle? Enjoy a creamsicle and choose a craft you may have missed out on this summer.

  • Slime & Unwind

    School is back in session and you need a time and place to decompress. Visit the library to make a little mess and decompress. The best part, you’re learning without even realizing you’re learning. To enjoy slime fun at home, follow the link https://littlebinsforlittlehands.com/how-to-make-slime-recipes-elmers-glue/.

  • Paper Plate Camping Craft

    K–5th Grade

    The children will create a moveable camping scene using the materials given.

  • BINGO

    BINGO

    Come play BINGO, meet new people, and win prizes!

  • Perler Beads

    Make a keychain or bookmark using small plastic beads. Arrange them on a special pegboard to form a design. Then, using an iron and wax paper, the beads melt together. When they cool off, you have a solid piece of plastic of your design.

  • Science Experiment Day

    K–5th Grade

    Ooey gooey slime anyone?  The children will be able to create various types of slime with the ingredients provided.

  • Dot Art

    International Dot Day is soon approaching and we want to use your art to display in the library. The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds is a story of a caring teacher who dares a doubting student to trust in her own abilities by being brave enough to “make her mark”. Adults are encouraged to “make their make” by transforming a dot on a piece of paper into something more.

  • Dot Art Decorations

    International Dot Day is soon approaching and we want to use your art to display in the library. The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds is a story of a caring teacher who dares a doubting student to trust in her own abilities by being brave enough to “make her mark”. Teens/Tweens are encouraged to “make their make” by transforming a dot on a piece of paper into something more.

  • Scribble Art

    K–5th Grade

    The children will create a picture using white paper and a single black marker.