Signs of Spring Scavenger Hunt

Here’s a little something fun to do in honor of Spring while still maintaining the practice of social distancing!

This is your chance to take a break from your phone, get present, and fully be in the moment just observing your scavenger finds. Let it be an opportunity to fuel your creativity by taking your own photos of what you come up with!

Do what you need to and just have fun!!

Can you hear and see a Meadowlark? Can you find a sunrise?
Can you find a sunset?
Can you take deep breath of spring air?
Can you find a crocus?
Can you find a tree?
Can you find a muddy footprint or an animal track?
Can you feel the grass beneath your feet?
Can you find cloud? Can you find a feather?

Thank you Bowman-Slope Community Foundation!

Thank you to the Bowman-Slope Community Foundation for supporting the Library’s new Calm Down Corner! A calm down corner is a place for angry or upset children (and adults too!) to go to engage their minds, release their anger and regulate their emotions. It’s a comforting space with sensory, calming and engaging activities.

Sensory toys and fidgets
Read a book
Magis spun chair