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All programs run from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
An activity or art project will follow the story.
Friday, September 18th
If You Were a Panda Bear
by Florence & Wendell Minor
Friday, October 2nd
“Stand Back,” Said the Elephant,
“I’m Going to Sneeze”
by Patricia Thomas & Wallace Tripp
Friday, October 16th
Crawdad Creek
by Scott Russell Sanders & Robert Hynes
Friday, October 30th
T. Rex Trick - or -Treats
by Lois G. Grambling & Jack E. Davis
Friday, November 13th
Let the Lynx Come In
by Jonathon London & Patrick Benson
Friday, December 4th
Rainbow Crow
Retold by Nancy Van Laan
What does a panda eat? Which bears like to climb
trees? Just in time for International Red Panda Day, let’s
learn about bears of all kinds in this cute book of poems.
All of the animals are in a panic. What will
happen when the elephant sneezes?
Let’s celebrate Elephant Appreciation Day
with a silly story of an enormous sneeze.
What will Lizzie and Michael find in the stream that
runs behind their house? There’s more activity in
and around Crawdad Creek than you might expect!
It’s International Dinosaur Month and T. Rex and his friends
are trying to find the perfect costume for trick-or-treating.
Halloween is the perfect time to read this spookily fun story.
What happens when a boy opens his door to let
in a magical lynx? The amazing adventure that
follows just may help the boy overcome his fears.
This Native American legend tells of how the crow lost his
beautiful voice and brilliant colors while trying to save the other
woodland animals. Will he be rewarded for such a selfless act?
All children must be accompanied by an adult.
Please call or e-mail to register.
UW
UW--STEVENS POINT
MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
For information or to register, call 715-346-2858
or e-mail [email protected]
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