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Reading in Nature: The CROW series
The CROW series, Children Respecting Our Wildlife, is a collaboration between the Clark County Park District and the New Carlisle Library. Delve into the lives of the wildlife that live right in our own “backyard.” Each month, hear a story, learn some cool facts, and do a craft or other interactive activity. To register, email readingisimportant@gmail.com; you will receive a reply email. The programs will be held at the New Carlisle Library, 111 E. Lake Ave., New Carlisle, OH 45344, unless otherwise noted.
The Adventures of Canada Goose, Wednesday, September 7, 1:00 PM
Learn what a Canada Goose needs to do to get ready for winter. Listen to a cute story and make a craft.
Be a Friend to Bats, Wednesday, October 5, 1:00 PM
Children will learn all about bats, how we can help them to survive in the wild, and how they help us! There will also be a bat “lab” to explore bat biology, biodiversity, and adaptations.
The Sly Fox, Wednesday, November 2, 1:00 PM
Children will learn about the antics of the red fox, from finding food to raising babies. Listen to a book about the fox and make a craft to take home.