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In-Person: Homeschool - Project WILD
Color Crazy
No Registration Required
Thursday
August
25
2:00​pm
Southeast Branch
(Children's Area)
Event Categories: Science & Math; Education & Learning
How does color make it easier to survive? Find out as we learn how animals use color adaptations in the wild. Recommended for ages 6-12.
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In-Person: Owls - The Wonderful and Gross
No Registration Required
Friday
August
26
4:00​pm
Southeast Branch
(Children's Area)
Event Categories: Science & Math; Education & Learning
Fly into the wonderful world of owls, where we will discover their secrets from the wondrous to the gross. Recommended for families with children ages 5 and up.
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In-Person: Hispanic Art in Conservation
Registration Required
Tuesday
September
20
4:30​pm
Winter Garden Branch
(Winter Garden - Program Area)
Event Categories: Arts & Crafting; Animals & Pets
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by taking a safari through Latin America and making art of the creatures seen on the way. Recommended for ages 9-12.
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In-Person: World Traveler
South America
No Registration Required
Friday
September
23
4:00​pm
Southeast Branch
(Southeast - Meeting Room 2)
Event Categories: Storytime; History, Culture, Genealogy
Become a world traveler! Take a trip to South America with fun trivia, activities and crafts. Recommended for families with children ages 5 and up.
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In Person: Monster Bugs
Registration Required
Wednesday
October
5
4:00​pm
West Oaks Branch and Genealogy Center
(West Oaks - Sarchet Community Room)
Event Categories: Science & Math; Games & Activities
Are you ready to freak out? Once we identify the creepiest bugs on Earth, and learn their diabolical traits, we will make our own monster bugs to freak out our friends. Recommended for ages 6-8.
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In-Person: Give a Hoot
Registration Required
Tuesday
October
11
4:30​pm
Winter Garden Branch
(Winter Garden - Program Area)
Event Categories: Science & Math; Arts & Crafting
Fly into the world of owls and discover nature's nocturnal raptors. Recommended for ages 9 - 12.
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