Abilene's Children's Art & Literacy Festival celebrates 10 years
Abilene needed an event that focused on children, and that began in 2012 honoring Dr. Seuss. Now the CALF Festival is celebrating its 10th year.
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New at the Library
How Do Dinosaurs Say Goodbye? by Jane Yolen & Mark Teague – saying goodbye is hard, even for dinosaurs. (early reader) Sunlight on the Snow Leopard by…
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OPINION | READ TO ME: Unscientific but funny dinosaurs give little kids smart advice
The enduring mysteries of paleontology include why the dinosaurs never said goodbye. We don't know why they vanished, but they left behind a lot of fossilized parts for paleontologists and 5-year-olds to poke and ponder.
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High-Concept Picture Books for Children
Weve compiled a number of titles published in 2021 that introduce the youngest readers to abstract ideas through engaging illustrations, inventive metaphors, and interactive formats.
Susan Hood Julie Paschkis Atheneum Kevin Henkes Greenwillow Mem Fox Laura Vaccaro Seeger Shawn Harris
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Art for Mark set for Nov. 6
Art 4 Mark, a fundraising art sale to benefit Poncha Springs resident Mark Teague, will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 6 at Box of Bubbles, 135
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Library News: Week of Oct. 3, 2021
Fall Book Sale planned at Worthington library Nov. 1-6.
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Teacher Honor Roll / Education Notebook | Schools
An early childhood educator whom a parent called “a one-of-a-kind teacher” has been nominated for Teacher Honor Roll. Her profile follows. ...
Huntington North High School United States Fort Wayne Andrews Elementary School Huntington County Dekalb High School
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#SWEETREADS: Check Out a Dinosaur-Themed Book This Summer
Summer is here and downtown Rock Springs is celebrating with its Downtown-osaur scavenger hunt. Here at the library, we also love dinosaurs, so our Downtown Rock Springs Library on C Street is playing along. Throughout the summer, we will have a monthly dinosaur activity for kids. June’s activity is a “Name that Dino” contest where we will be encouraging kids to suggest a name for our new dinosaur to receive a dinosaur poster (while supplies last), and the chance to win a prize. Advertis...
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