Friday, February 24 at 11:00am
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Chris is guaranteed to get the kids singing and laughing, learning about nature along the way.
Kids
The Northern Onondaga Public Library offers programs for children of all ages at all three NOPL locations, including Story Hours, summer reading program, family movies, and other special events. Scroll down to see what’s new.
Feb 162012
Feb 072012
Saturday, March 3
10:30am-12:30pm
NOPL at North Syracuse
100 Trolley Barn Lane
N. Syracuse, 13212
Discover all the terrific nursery school and preschool programs in the area. Representatives from a variety of schools will be on site to discuss their programs and answer questions.
Jan 312012
Friday, February 24 at 11:00am “Tune into Nature” family friendly sing along and storytelling program with Chris Lajewski. Chris is guaranteed to get the kids singing and laughing and they might learn something about nature along the way. Sign up here
Jan 262012
For something that seems invisible, air is incredibly powerful. Join us for activities that demonstrate how air can push, cut, expand, and shrink other objects.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Click here to register. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Registered groups can drop by anytime during the session and stay as long or as short as you like.
What is Second Saturday Science?
Second Saturday Science is a chance for children, adults, and families to test out scientific principles through hands-on exploration. Each session will explore a different aspect of science or technology.
Who is it for?
These programs are best for elementary school and up, although all ages are welcome. Some activities will require adult participation, and younger children may require assistance with some of the activities.
Jul 182011
On July 6th at the Ciceo Library, 5 teams of tweens competed in an Iron Chef-style competition, combining various ingredients to create a delicious, original afterschool snack. All of the teams came up with tasty and creative inventions, but the dish that garnered the highest scores from the three judges was “Mickey Ears”, made by Team Bacon! (Jacob Ankeny, Ava Field, and Teryn Field).
The winning team with their dish.
Team Bacon! graciously agreed to let us publish the recipe for their winning dish, “Mickey Ears”.
Mickey Ears (serves 1-2)
- Bed of lettuce leaves and chopped celery
- Granny Smith apple, sliced
- 3/4 c. chocolate chips, melted
- 1 banana, sliced
- 3-4 saltine crackers, crushed
- Handful of mini marshmallows
- 2-3 Red Vines, snipped into pieces
Layer the ingredients in the order given. Make sure to get as many different items in one bite as possible.
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