Earth Day Crafts
Geneva Public Library 227 S 7th Street, Geneva, IL, United StatesJoin us as we make several crafts to celebrate Earth Day! We will make upcycled mini plant pots, seed bombs, and spinning earth mobiles! While supplies last.
Join us as we make several crafts to celebrate Earth Day! We will make upcycled mini plant pots, seed bombs, and spinning earth mobiles! While supplies last.
This fun task offers young children a chance to explore their tactile sense of touch through different textures and create their own earth to celebrate Earth Day!
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Join us for nature-based art and activities. Supplies provided. Ages 3-6 w/ adult.
As a family, create a unique design together and have it printed on matching bags. (Grades Kโ5 with an adult)
Bring the whole family for craft night at the library! Each week we will feature upcycled materials to create our craft with.
Stop by to make a simple craft with your child. Each week explores a different topic to spark your child's creativity and curiosity. Ages 3-7. While supplies last. Drop in.
Join us in the Brunk Childrenโs Museum of Immigration for a story and craft on the last Thursday of the month. In April we will read The Boy and the Tree, written by Maria Ribbing Cornell and illustrated by Nicholas Cornell. All ages are welcome to attend with a caregiver for this free (with admission)...
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