Saturday, May 1
2:30-4:00 p.m.
For Ages 4-9
FREE
*Registration required, please call (517) 351-2420, ext. 105

Join the Children's Gardening Club for a journey into the fascinating world of seeds!  Explore the magic of seeds through stories, songs, and fun hands-on activities!  We will learn about the life cycles of some truly spectacular seeds, discover how seeds travel, create some take-home experiments, make seed-related projects, and eat seeds!

Did you make a New Year's resolution to become more fit?  Are you feeling the winter blues?  Would you like to increase your physical energy and level of awareness?  Would you just like to move and have fun?  Perhaps you'd like to try something different and don't know where to get started.  The library can help you along the path to achieving all of your fitness goals!

You can start by joining us for a series of free fitness classes at the library!  Local experts in various mind/body/spirit disciplines will be offering sample classes to help you explore your interests or try something completely new.  All classes are FREE, so you have even more reason to jump in and explore!

Saturday, January 9, 2-3 p.m.
For Grades 4-6

Join us this Saturday for a fun discussion of the book My Side of the Mountain by Jean Craighead George.  Share your thoughts about this fascinating story of survival, munch on bagels, and learn some wilderness survival skills!  Outdoor educator, Coy Heath, will join us to teach a sampling of wilderness survival skills similar to those that Sam Gribley taught himself during his year of living in the wild.  If you have ever wondered about what you can eat in the wild, how to build a shelter, how to track animals, or how to enjoy a greater appreciation of the natural world, then this meeting is for you!  Don't worry if you haven't finished reading the book--everyone is welcome.  Free copies of My Side of the Mountain are available for participants, while supplies last, or you can borrow a copy from the library's collection.  Stop by the library to sign up and pick up your copy today!

Hear stories in German and English!
Make a craft!
Learn German words and phrases!
Try German food!
And more!

Please join us at the East Lansing Public Library on Saturday, December 5, from 2-3 p.m. for this wonderful story time!  Call (517) 351-2420 to register.

German is an official language of Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Liechtenstein and Luxembourg.  German is spoken in many European countries as a second language and is the third most taught and translated language in the world.  There are more than 100 million native German speakers!