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Make a bedazzled keychain! Using diamond-painting techniques, participants will make a silly keychain in the shape of a rubber duck. This program is designed for kids in grades K-5.
Use LEGOs, Keva Planks, bristle blocks, and more to build whatever you can imagine! Kids in grades K-5 are invited to participate.
Looking to practice your English in a friendly and supportive environment? Join us each week to practice speaking, listening, reading, and writing with other English learners.
Classes help you build confidence and put your English skills into practice.
-Free classes
-All materials provided
-Meet and practice with other learners
This class is best suited for intermediate to advanced English learners. Come give it a try and see if it's the right fit for you!
This program is recommended for babies aged 0-18 months, accompanied by a parent or caregiver. It includes age-appropriate stories, rhymes, bounces, and songs that lay the foundation for reading. Children will also develop sensory, fine motor, and social skills through playtime.
Looking to chat with other homeschoolers and swap tricks and tips? Join us each month for Homeschool Hangout! Students will engage with crafts, activities, and games, while caregivers have the opportunity to network.
Whoooo's ready for a fall craft? Make a unique owl out of scrapbook paper in this trace-and-cut craft! Kids in grades K-5 are invited to participate.
Using just salt, glue, and watercolors, kids will create a spooky, kooky, one-of-a-kind work of art! This program is designed for kids in grades K-5.
Join us on Tuesday, October 20th at 4:30 PM to learn to doodle Pokémon! This program is for tweens ages 8-12. Siblings welcome!
In this class, Dalton will share his personal process for drawing Pokémon in your own style — encouraging creativity, and having fun with shape language to discover their own unique way of drawing them.
Dalton is a Texas-based artist who loves drawing dinosaurs, monsters, and Pokémon! His creature-focused artwork is inspired by a lifelong passion for paleontology, an appreciation for biodiversity, and a deep devotion to drawing.
We will host our next crafting event on Thursday, October 15 at 10:15 AM in the upstairs Conference Room. With guidance, participants will make their own jumbo paper clip bookmark. Materials will be provided by the Friends of Freeman Library.