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Showing posts with label pink. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 15, 2025

Pink -- 7/15/25

Story Times are held weekly on Monday and Tuesday mornings at 10:00 am. A monthly virtual Story Time is posted the first Tuesday of the month on the library's Facebook page.  It is available to view for one month before the next video is posted.

Click HERE for this month's virtual Story Time.

Sylvie by Jennifer Sattler
Ten Pigs: An Epic Bath Adventure by Derek Anderson
I Can Only Draw Worms by Will Mabbitt











Books:
For Pete's Sake by Ellen Stoll Walsh
The Pink Hat by Andrew Joyner
Pink Is Not a Color by Lindsay Ward
Pinkalicious by Victoria Kann
Where Are You? by Sarah Williamson


Craft: Heart Wreath
- Print template onto cardstock or heavy paper
- Cut out wreath.  After cutting out large circle, gently fold in half to cut center solid lines.
- Color wreath.  Color back if you would like the wreath to have a colored background.
- Fold triangles down on dotted lines.
- Fold small triangles and glue around edge of outer circle to make wreath.
- Optional:  Fold triangles up on dotted lines to make a crown with points sticking up.


Extension Activities:
- Do some pink painting with strawberries.  Cut the tops off of strawberries and press down to make pink patterns.
- Make a simple pink worm craft.  Slide pink pony beads onto a pink pipecleaner.


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Tuesday, March 3, 2020

Red & Pink Story Time: March 2-3, 2020

Books:
Clifford the Big Red Dog by Norman Bridwell *
Happy Pig Day! by Mo Willems
Ned's New Home by Kevin Tseng
Sylvie by Jennifer Sattler *
The Watermelon Seed by Greg Pizzoli


Craft: Loop Ladybug
This week's craft is based on the picture at left.  The kids colored a strip of cardstock as well as a circle head.  The strip was glued into a loop.  The head was glued onto the loop as well as sequins as spots.  Half of a pipe cleaner was threaded through holes in the head to make the antennae.

Extension Activities:
- Practice color recognition by having your child go through the house pointing out the different items that are red or pink.
- Have fun with ice painting.  Freeze colored water in ice trays with a popsicle stick stuck in them.  Kids can then "paint" with the frozen water.  Colors can be mixed as the ice starts to melt.