Most folks think these sugar-covered, animal-shaped marshmallows are for eating, but did you know what else you can do with them? Literature-inspired dioramas! Not sure what a diorama is? Check out this Washington Post website: http://tinyurl.com/4xja9fp
We will provide all supplies, you provide the imagination! You will have an hour and a half to complete your creation. Winner will receive a prize. For grades 4-7. This is a registered event;registration begins March 6th.
Related Reading: Eye Candy: crafting cool candy creations by Dana Meachen Rau

The NorWest Garden Clubs bring their standard flower show to the Main Library on March 16-17. See plants and flowers grown by local gardeners, plus arrangements made from dried materials.

Got fines? Join us at all three locations to read from 10:30-11:30 a.m. and receive up to $8 off of existing fines. Please be sure to arrive a little bit early - you’ll need to fill out a brief form. Must be on time in order to participate. For all ages.

This monthly storytime is designed for young children on the Autism spectrum and/or children with sensory processing sensitivities. We will have stories, songs, and activities to encourage literacy and positive associations with reading and the library. This is a registered event; registration is limited to 8 children and their caregiver(s), and must be made in-person or by phone. This program is designed for children with a developmental stage of 3-5 years old; children aged 10 and under are welcome.

Related Reading: Teaching Young Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders by Clarissa Willis