Via Facebook Live! All ages and Their Families. It's Bee Week at the Library and Miss Marie invites you to a Bee-oredom Buster featuring crafts to celebrate our winged friends! We've attached the Bee life cycle printable for you! Your materials list is below. You can pick up craft packets containing the starred * items […]
Via Facebook Live! All Ages and Their Families. January 15 is National Hat Day. Celebrate along with Miss Marie by making your own creative hat! Your materials list is below. You can download the templates below for: Princess Crown, Bowler Hat, Pointed Hat and Hat Bottom - or pick up the cardstock with template on […]
Via Facebook Live! All Ages and Their Families. January is the time for hot chocolate - and making edible marshmallow snowflakes! Miss Marie will walk you through making this delicious craft, using ingredients from your pantry. Materials List: 18 small marshmallows 1 large marshmallow 9 toothpicks A pair of scissors
Via Facebook Live! All Ages and Their Families. January 29 is National Puzzle Day. Celebrate along with Miss Marie by making your own personalized puzzle! Please download this PUZZLE TEMPLATE […]
Via Facebook Live! All Ages and Their Families. It is the 50th Anniversary of Apollo 14’s landing on the Moon. Celebrate along with Miss Marie by making a paper airplane […]
Via Facebook Live. All Ages and Their Families. Valentine's Day is coming! Make a special 3D card for a friend, sibling, parent or grandparent. See the materials list below. Materials: […]
Via Facebook Live. All Ages and Their Families. It is Random Acts of Kindness Week! Kids can have fun making the flower, while learning of the many ways to be […]
When life gives you snow..... make Snow Aliens! Join Teen Librarian Jayne Rothschild in making Snow Aliens on the Library lawn this Saturday between 2 - 3:00 pm. Open to […]
Via Facebook Live! All Ages and Their Families. It's Moon Week! Celebrate along with Miss Marie by making a phases of the moon project - out of Oreos! Make sure […]
Via Facebook Live! All Ages and Their Families. We're celebrating Read Across America by reading stories of compassion, equality and differences. This week we will make our own bookmarks. All you need is used envelopes, colored pens, pencils or markers and scissors.
