Friends of Freeman Library

Spin Art Program for Children on Monday, May 20@ 4:30 pm

Jennifer Reichardt of Bricks4Kidz brings lots of fun and colorful Lego bricks to Freeman Library on Monday, May 20 at 4:30 pm.  Children ages 5-11 years old will learn about the concept of centrifugal force as they put together a spin machine.  They'll use it to create a spin art project.

Tickets are required.  They are free and available at the Kids Information Desk starting 30 minutes before the program.

 

The Countdown to the Summer Reading Program!

       May is a big month for libraries with Harris County Public Library.  We're getting ready for one of our busiest seasons - summer.   The 2013 Summer Reading Program for Harris County kicks off in 25 days on Monday, June 3.  Freeman Library will start having special Thursday afternoon programs for children in 28 days on Thursday, June 6.

Lucky Ladybugs Program on Monday, May 6 at 4:30 pm

    Ellen Hutto of Saltgrass Science will talk about ladybugs on Monday, May 6 at 4:30 pm.  This program is recommended for children 5-12 years old.  The children will learn about ladybugs and how to spot them in the yard.  Each child will get a few ladybugs to release in their neighborhood.  Space is limited and tickets are required.  They are free and available at the Kids Information Desk starting 30 minutes before the program.

The blocks are back in town...

    May is block month around the Children's Department at Freeman Library.  Children are invited to build something with our wooden blocks.  We have a shelf filled with blocks of all shapes and sizes.  They will be out through the month of May.  In June, we will bring back a puppet stage with hand puppets.   Each month we rotate the puppet stage and the blocks.  These two creative outlets have been a great hit at Freeman Library.    They are two of the many fun and educational items made possible through the generous donations of the Friends of Freeman Library.

The Building Blocks of Fun at Freeman Library!

     Looking for a chance for your child to have fun creating and interacting with other children?  The Children's Department at  Freeman Library has just what you're looking for and it's free... We recently put out a set of wooden building blocks and they are a big hit with children as well as grown-ups.  At almost any time of the day, you're likely to see children working together on a grand building project.   

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