Animal Sounds
Animals make sounds for a variety of reasons – to attract a mate, to defend their territory, to capture prey, or even to escape predators. Join a Squam Lakes Natural Science Center naturalist and three live animals native to New Hampshire to hear their sounds and discover the reasons behind them.
This program occurs during a teacher workshop day. Caregivers and children are encouraged to attend!
Dixie Lea leads children and their caregivers through fun stretches, poses and activities for wellness and fun! FREE following story time.
American Health Care presentation and discussion by Jerry Knirk.
McaKaella is setting up for Saturday
Pinetree kindergartners will search for gingerbread man and listen to a story read by a librarian.
The social inclusion approach is a way of combating the problem of isolation that is, sadly, a growing part of the experience of most children today. Developed over 24 years with children from almost every continent, this approach gives practical playground, classroom and home based tools to work with social exclusion issues. This community lecture is designed for parents, educators and anyone who works with children.
Suggested $20 per person donation.
Viewing DVD of 60th birthday party
From battle scenes to formal portraits, artists played a major role in defining the early history of the republic. Artists like John Singleton Copley and Gilbert Stuart helped to shape popular perspectives on leaders and the nature of leadership in a democracy.
The American Republic is an exploration of the history and philosophy that led to the Constitution and determines what makes us, "American." What are rights? What is the role of government? What is the reason why Americans are becoming increasingly divided today? Author Tony Zore attempts to answer these questions in the American Republic by explaining the views of the Founders and where those views came from in early American history.
