Take trips through time, with your creativity!
Stop by the library to enjoy weekly activities based on this year's Summer Reading Program theme. These time-travelling activities are both educational and a great way to connect with peers. This program is recommended for children ages 6-12. Children under 10 must have a caregiver present.
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July 2 - Pendulum Painting Clock: Create a painting masterpiece using a swinging pendulum, that you build yourself! Pendulum painting can be messy, so dress accordingly - kids of all ages can enjoy.
July 9 - Cave Painting: Cave paintings are images created using a cave wall as a canvas. Created during the Stone Age, these works of art were often made with natural substances like charcoal, and the paint was applied with simple tools and hands.
July 16 - Roman Helmet: Learn about Roman innovations as you create a type of Roman helmet called a Galea.
July 23 - Gutenberg Printing Press: Explore the invention of the printing press by Johann Gutenberg.
July 30 - Moon Rockets: Design a rocket and blast-off into space.
Aug 6 - Pixelated Images: Computers use small squares called pixels to create images. Get artsy using squares to generate your own image, off screen.
AGE GROUP: | Kids |
EVENT TYPE: | Summer Reading Challenge | Kids |
TAGS: | Summer Reading Program |
