I Survived the battle of D-Day, 1944 *** Carrier Pigeon Racing Game

I Survived the battle of D-Day, 1944 *** Carrier Pigeon Racing Game

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Another short and sweet craft/activity write-up today. For this months I Survived Book Club meeting, my coworker stepped in for me and led the discussion. However, I really wanted to share this cup racing game with you. This was inspired by An Almost Unschooling Mom's blog post, which can be found here! In this book, Paul Colbert is

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Research Robot Passive Program

Research Robot Passive Program

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The Research Robot was a passive program that encouraged kids to research using books set out on the table and as a rotating non-fiction display. This display was changed weekly, with questions ranging from "Who painted the Mona Lisa?" to "How many moons does Jupiter have?" to "What did Paul Bunyan do for a living?". Animal questions were

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Dobby Lacing Sock Craft

Dobby Lacing Sock Craft

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Because our Harry Potter Summer Reading Finale was for ages 0-18, we really wanted to have age appropriate crafts to accommodate our itty-bitty library users. So I really had to think hard on this simple little thing.  The sock template was pulled from Pattern Universe and I added the quote using Microsoft Publisher.  Click HERE for my printable

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