Children can make the link between reading and science
through free, hands-on after-school science programs at the Asheboro library.
The series, “Hands-On Science,” will kick-off at 3 p.m.
Thursday, November 26, with “Windmills!” Participants will learn about
windmills and make one to take home.
Anyone in grades 2-6 is invited to join in. Call the
Asheboro library Children’s Room at 318-6804 to register.
“Hands-On Science” will continue on the last Thursday of
each month. Librarians will guide kids through a series of experiments, teach
them scientific vocabulary, and lead them to the proper conclusions by asking
them questions during each science experiment.
Each child will be given all supplies necessary to complete
a take home project and will be guided step-by-step.
“Reading and books are directly connected to science and
math, and it can all be a lot of fun when we put it all together,” says
children’s librarian Melina Simpson.
The library is located at 201 Worth Street in Asheboro.
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