For the February meeting of the Richmond Public Library Geography Club we celebrated “Kansas”. Since the 29th of January was Kansas Day and it was time to start reading the one-state-one-book by Kansas Author “Virgin of the Small Plains” we thought Kansas sounded like a good choice.
There were wheat muffins, cornbread, Babatt [bread with sausage], broccoli sunflower salad and whole wheat walnut crumb cake. It was all soooo gooood!
Next up? Costa Rica on March 2nd.…
Friday, February 13th @ 4:00 the library will have a Valentine Day. Carft & Chocolate…
Monthly library board meeting…
Nancy Pickard will be at the Richmond Public Library on Monday, March 2, 2009 @ 1:00…
Thursday, January 29th was “Kansas Day”. To celebrate the library held a Kansas craft day. The kids were invited to come to the library and make “Kansas Sunflowers” or “Kansas Jayhawks” [blue & red of course].
Some kids made only a sunflower or Jayhawk and some decided to make both. The kids really had fun with these crafts. The sunflowers were made using each childs handprints which made them very unique to each child. Some of the kids [boys] decided to try and make their Jayhawks fly. They did not fly very well but the kids had fun.…