Celebrate spring by making these easy DIY chocolates that are perfect for gifting to someone else or enjoying yourself! We will provide all the ingredients you need for this recipe, and you provide your own spring-themed silicon mold.
All Pikes Peak Library District locations will close at 6 p.m. on Wed., Nov. 27 and will be closed on Thu., Nov. 28 in observance of Thanksgiving. The eLibrary and other online services and resources will still be available.
Rockrimmon Library will close on Sun., Dec. 1.
Manitou Springs Library is temporarily closed to prepare for its move in early 2025.
Geodes are all the rage, but they’re sort of pricey- make your own for the spring festivities using fake eggs, paint, and crystals.
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Learn the principles of string-art with this no nail, no hammer project! We’ll use thumb tacks, glue, and corkboard to carefully craft a decent board before stringing our work of art!
Glue popsicle sticks together to make a small canvas and then create a work of art learning how to craft that dazzling and colorful gradient effect.
Brighten up a wintry day with a tissue paper "stained glass" decoration. Hold your finished project up to a window or a light and let the colors shine through! For ages 2-5.
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Back to Nature: Plants: Bean Germination Experiment
How do seeds transform into plants? What happens when a bean seed begins to grow? Plant a seed in a plastic bag and watch it grow!
It's National Poetry Month! Make your own poems by blacking out pages from old books.
Check back every third Friday for an awesome Fandom related program!
Do you have a child between the ages of 0-32 months? Do you wonder how much you talk with your child? LENA Start is a 10-week, virtual program that will increase your child’s language development.
Do you have a child between the ages of 0-32 months? Do you wonder how much you talk with your child? LENA Start is a 10-week, virtual program that will increase your child’s language development.
Homework for 6th Grader