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Every Tuesday by 1 pm a new craft will be put out in our Take-n-Make bin in front of the Library. These kits contain most of the supplies you and your child will need to make or do something special.
First come, first served while supplies last! They are just free to take and available for all ages!
All instructions are posted here on the Library’s blog.
Every Tuesday by 1 pm a new craft will be put out in our Take-n-Make bin in front of the Library. These kits contain most of the supplies you and your child will need to make or do something special.
First come, first served while supplies last! They are just free to take and available for all ages!
All instructions are posted here on the Library’s blog.
Every Tuesday by 1 pm a new craft will be put out in our Take-n-Make bin in front of the Library. These kits contain most of the supplies you and your child will need to make or do something special.
First come, first served while supplies last! They are just free to take and available for all ages!
All instructions are posted here on the Library’s blog.
Every Tuesday by 1 pm a new craft will be put out in our Take-n-Make bin in front of the Library. These kits contain most of the supplies you and your child will need to make or do something special.
First come, first served while supplies last! They are just free to take and available for all ages!
All instructions are posted here on the Library’s blog.
Every Tuesday by 1 pm a new craft will be put out in our Take-n-Make bin in front of the Library. These kits contain most of the supplies you and your child will need to make or do something special.
First come, first served while supplies last! They are just free to take and available for all ages!
All instructions are posted here on the Library’s blog.
Every Tuesday by 1 pm a new craft will be put out in our Take-n-Make bin in front of the Library. These kits contain most of the supplies you and your child will need to make or do something special.
First come, first served while supplies last! They are just free to take and available for all ages!
All instructions are posted here on the Library’s blog.
Every Tuesday by 1 pm a new craft will be put out in our Take-n-Make bin in front of the Library. These kits contain most of the supplies you and your child will need to make or do something special.
First come, first served while supplies last! They are just free to take and available for all ages!
All instructions are posted here on the Library’s blog.
Every Tuesday by 1 pm a new craft will be put out in our Take-n-Make bin in front of the Library. These kits contain most of the supplies you and your child will need to make or do something special.
First come, first served while supplies last! They are just free to take and available for all ages!
All instructions are posted here on the Library’s blog.
For this craft, you will need a black piece of paper, yellow yarn, white paper, google-eyes (or just draw your own), glue, a scissor, and crayons (if you would like to add more details).
Trace a round object on your black paper to create a circle and cut it out. Cut three marks on either side of the circle, only cutting in a little bit. Take your string and wrap it around the body of the bee to make its stripes. You can tie it off on the back or just tuck it in. Then glue on the google-eyes. Next, take the white paper and cut out two wings. You can color them however you wish. Glue them on the back of your bee.
For this craft we included various textured objects to include in an ice sensory play experience. You can use the red cup to freeze your objects if you would like, or find other sized containers to use. All you will need is water, food coloring (not required, but a fun addition), utensils to dig with, and a freezer!
Place your objects how you wish in the container you are freezing them in. Then add water (and food coloring, if using) and freeze. When they are frozen, take the ice outside and play! You can dig out objects, watch them melt, speed things up with warm water, etc. The whole point is to experiment and explore.
