SPRING!
Not that it feels that way ;(
Pick #1
Thanks to Paul Morrison you may have already heard about this…but it is totally worth repeating!
Paul did a post about it just yesterday!
We have always loved the school plays at O’Maley and I’m confident that this will be no exception!
Pick #2
Sugar Shack Saturdays @ Appleton Farms
Spring is coming and the sap is running! Experience the time-honored tradition of maple sugaring with Sugar Shack Saturdays at Appleton Farms. Spend the morning or afternoon with us and see how we turn sap into sweet syrup. Start by getting creative with some maple themed crafts in the Appleton Old House. Then get outside and explore our very own sugar shack! Learn how we tap our trees every spring, see the evaporator in action, and even taste some of our syrup! We will end back inside with some delicious snacks, including Appleton Farms cheese and a maple treat, while we read a sugaring story!
Morning Session: 10:30AM-12PM
Afternoon Session: 1:30-3PMRecommended for ages 8 and under but everyone is welcome! Space is limited. Please contact crouillard@ttor.org or 978.356.5728 x18 for registration.
Pick #3
This is a little less traditional, but I’ve been meaning to let you know about it for quite some time.
A fantastic on-line computer coding site for kids brought to you by MIT
Check out SCRATCH here!
Scratch is a programming language and an online community where children can program and share interactive media such as stories, games, and animation with people from all over the world. As children create with Scratch, they learn to think creatively, work collaboratively, and reason systematically. Scratch is designed and maintained by the Lifelong Kindergarten group at the MIT Media Lab.
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