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Literature in the Garden kids’ class

September 23, 2024 By Library Staff

The next Literature in the Garden children’s gardening related class has yet to be scheduled. We’ll announce the next class as soon as it has been scheduled.  Each “Literature in the Garden” class is usually held the first Tuesday of each month at the library and is free to attend. Sign up for as many classes as you’d like, as each event is independent from the other. Although each class is geared toward 6 – 11 year olds, all family members are welcome to attend.

Each month the theme will focus on plants, gardens, and ecology. Each class will also include make and take garden activities, creative expression, music, and exploration. A book will be read to participants each month based on that month’s theme.

All we ask is that you RSVP before each class so we have enough chairs and materials for each person. Thank you to the University of Idaho and the Master Gardeners for leading these classes.

 

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